Enables access to the on-board status LED(s).
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Enables access to the on-board status LED(s).
Boards usually have access to one or two on-board status LEDs which are configured via the board header (PICO_DEFAULT_LED_PIN, CYW43_WL_GPIO_LED_PIN and/or PICO_DEFAULT_WS2812_PIN). This library hides the low-level details so you can use the status LEDs for all boards without changing your code.
- Note
- If your board has both a single-color LED and a colored LED, you can independently control the single-color LED with the status_led_ APIs, and the colored LED with the colored_status_led_ APIs
◆ PICO_COLORED_STATUS_LED_COLOR_FROM_RGB
| #define PICO_COLORED_STATUS_LED_COLOR_FROM_RGB |
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Value:(((r) << 16) | ((g) << 8) | (b))
Generate an RGB color value for /ref colored_status_led_set_on_with_color.
◆ PICO_COLORED_STATUS_LED_COLOR_FROM_WRGB
| #define PICO_COLORED_STATUS_LED_COLOR_FROM_WRGB |
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Value:(((w) << 24) | ((r) << 16) | ((g) << 8) | (b))
Generate an WRGB color value for colored_status_led_set_on_with_color.
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- If your hardware does not support a white pixel, the white component is ignored
◆ colored_status_led_get_on_color()
| uint32_t colored_status_led_get_on_color |
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Get the color used for the status LED value when it is on.
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- If your hardware does not support a colored status LED (PICO_DEFAULT_WS2812_PIN), this function always returns 0x0.
- Returns
- The color used for the colored status LED when it is on, in 0xWWRRGGBB format
◆ colored_status_led_get_state()
| bool colored_status_led_get_state |
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Get the state of the colored status LED.
- Note
- If your hardware does not support a colored status LED (PICO_DEFAULT_WS2812_PIN), this function returns false.
- Returns
- true if the colored status LED is on, or false if the colored status LED is off
◆ colored_status_led_set_on_with_color()
| bool colored_status_led_set_on_with_color |
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uint32_t | color | ) |
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Ensure the colored status LED is on, with the specified color.
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- If your hardware does not support a colored status LED (PICO_DEFAULT_WS2812_PIN), this function does nothing and returns false.
- Parameters
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| color | The color to use for the colored status LED when it is on, in 0xWWRRGGBB format |
- Returns
- true if the colored status LED could be set, otherwise false on failure
◆ colored_status_led_set_state()
| bool colored_status_led_set_state |
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Set the colored status LED on or off.
- Note
- If your hardware does not support a colored status LED (PICO_DEFAULT_WS2812_PIN), this function does nothing and returns false.
- Parameters
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| led_on | true to turn the colored LED on. Pass false to turn the colored LED off |
- Returns
- true if the colored status LED could be set, otherwise false
◆ colored_status_led_supported()
| bool colored_status_led_supported |
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Determine if the colored_status_led_ APIs are supported (i.e. if there is a colored status LED, and its use isn't disabled via PICO_COLORED_STATUS_LED_AVAILABLE being set to 0.
- Returns
- true if the colored status LED API is available and expected to produce visible results
- See also
- PICO_COLORED_STATUS_LED_AVAILABLE
◆ status_led_deinit()
| void status_led_deinit |
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De-initialize the status LED(s).
De-initializes the status LED(s) when they are no longer needed.
◆ status_led_get_state()
| bool status_led_get_state |
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Get the state of the status LED.
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- If your hardware does not support a status LED, this function always returns false.
- Returns
- true if the status LED is on, or false if the status LED is off
◆ status_led_init()
| bool status_led_init |
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Initialize the status LED(s).
Initialize the status LED(s) and the resources they need before use. On some devices (e.g. Pico W, Pico 2 W) accessing the status LED requires talking to the WiFi chip, which requires an async_context. This method will create an async_context for you.
However an application should only use a single async_context instance to talk to the WiFi chip. If the application already has an async context (e.g. created by cyw43_arch_init) you should use status_led_init_with_context instead and pass it the async_context already created by your application
- Note
- You must call this function (or status_led_init_with_context) before using any other pico_status_led functions.
- Returns
- Returns true if the LED was initialized successfully, otherwise false on failure
- See also
- status_led_init_with_context
◆ status_led_init_with_context()
| bool status_led_init_with_context |
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struct async_context * | context | ) |
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Initialise the status LED(s).
Initialize the status LED(s) and the resources they need before use.
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- You must call this function (or status_led_init) before using any other pico_status_led functions.
- Parameters
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| context | An async_context used to communicate with the status LED (e.g. on Pico W or Pico 2 W) |
- Returns
- Returns true if the LED was initialized successfully, otherwise false on failure
- See also
- status_led_init_with_context
◆ status_led_set_state()
| bool status_led_set_state |
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bool | led_on | ) |
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Set the status LED on or off.
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- If your hardware does not support a status LED, this function does nothing and returns false.
- Parameters
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| led_on | true to turn the LED on. Pass false to turn the LED off |
- Returns
- true if the status LED could be set, otherwise false
◆ status_led_supported()
| bool status_led_supported |
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Determine if the single-color status_led_ APIs are supported (i.e. if there is a regular LED, and its use isn't disabled via PICO_STATUS_LED_AVAILABLE being set to 0, or if the colored status LED is being used for the single-color status_led_ APIs.
- Returns
- true if the single-color status LED API is available and expected to produce visible results
- See also
- PICO_STATUS_LED_AVAILABLE
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PICO_STATUS_LED_VIA_COLORED_STATUS_LED
◆ status_led_via_colored_status_led()
| bool status_led_via_colored_status_led |
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Determine if the colored status LED is being used for the single-color status_led_ APIs.
- Returns
- true if the colored status LED is being used for the single-color status_led_ API
- See also
- PICO_STATUS_LED_VIA_COLORED_STATUS_LED