> ( > The last two control "global brightness" for all LEDs. The > resulting brigthness of LED X channel C is (i dont know if this is > really linear, but suppose it is): > global_brightness * X_C_brightness * X_enabled > > So for example the resulting brightness of the red channel of WAN > LED is > global_brightness * WAN_red_brightness * WAN_enabled > > This "global brightness" can be set via command 7, or by hardware > when user presses a button (hardware cycles through 8 levels of > hardcoded values each time the button is pressed). > ) Jacek, Pavel, should I, and if, then how, expose to the user this global_brightness? I thought about merging this with classic led brightness and writing a ->brightness_get method which would query the global brightness and then multiply it with the ->brightness which was set, but there is no way for setting brightness this way, because changing brightness of one LED could change brightnesses of other LEDs... Marek
