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CyberBrick Truck Rotating Beacons

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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15 min
1 plate

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WS2812 LED Hub with 3Pin SH1.0 Connector (1PCS) - XA006
WS2812 RGB LED with IDC0.8 4PIN (2PCS) - KB003
100mm Wire with 3Pin SH1.0 Connectors (2PCS) - XC006

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I created rotating beacons for the CyberBrick truck's cab and connected them to the CyberBrick. This allows them to be switched on via the CyberBrick remote control using the rocker switch (see photos). In position 1, the rotating beacons flash yellow, in position 2, they flash blue, and in position 0, they are off

 

The rotating beacons were printed with black and transparent PLA

Required hardware

For installation, two additional RGB LEDs, an LED hub, and a cable with a 3Pin SH1.0 connector are required

Installation

Two holes are drilled into the cab. The RGB LEDs are then pressed into the printed rotating beacons. The LED cables are then routed from above through the holes in the cab. I then glued the rotating beacons in place. However, there are certainly other mounting options if the cab model is modified

The LED cables are plugged into the LED hub, and the LED hub is connected via the SH 1.0 connector to the free port on the main board of the CyberBrick receiver module

CyberBrick configuration file

See attachment Truck_MichaelMakes_v3_json.zip

 

And this is what it looks like

 

 


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Truck_MichaelMakes_v3_json.zip

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