Well those values in an RGB combine to make an amber color.
And no none of this is street legal, but Its not really meant to be right now.
Heres what i got:
int leftblink = 12; // Left blinker wire
int leftblinkState = 0;
int rightblink = 13; // Right blinker wire
int rightblinkState = 0;
int power = 5;
int white = 6;// White wire
int redLeft = 7;
int greenLeft = 8;
int redRight = 9; // Red wire
int greenRight = 10; // Green wire
int blue = 11; // Blue wire
void setup() {
pinMode(power, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(power, HIGH);
pinMode(leftblink, INPUT);
digitalWrite(leftblink, LOW);
pinMode(rightblink, INPUT);
digitalWrite(rightblink, LOW);
pinMode(white, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(white, LOW);
pinMode(redLeft, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(redLeft, HIGH);
pinMode(redRight, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(redRight, HIGH);
pinMode(greenLeft, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(greenLeft, HIGH);
pinMode(greenRight, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(greenRight, HIGH);
pinMode(blue, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(blue, HIGH);
}
void loop() {
leftblinkState = digitalRead(leftblink);
rightblinkState = digitalRead(rightblink);
while (leftblinkState == HIGH) {
digitalWrite(redLeft, 255);
digitalWrite(green, 155);
}
while (rightblinkState == HIGH) {
digitalWrite(redRight, 255);
analogWrite(greenRight, 155);
}
while (rightblinkState == LOW && leftblinkState == LOW) {
digitalWrite(redLeft, 0);
digitalWrite(greenLeft, 0);
digitalWrite(redRight, 0);
digitalWrite(greenRight, 0);
}
}
However nothing seems to happen.
