Our eye’s retina is made up of rod and cone cells. Even with a full moon, this low level of light causes a problem for our eyes. Unaware that this was reflected light from the sun, our ancestors knew its light far exceeded that of the stars and gave the moon its magic quality.

If the moon happened to appear, the amount of light cast upon the Earth increased dramatically, depending on its phase.

Two thousand years ago, our ancestors had no concept of the universe or what was producing the points of light seen in night sky. This is like a concert hall or arena being lit just by cigarette lighters (for you older readers) or cell phones (for you younger readers). It’s hard to imagine how the Earth could be illuminated by just the stars and the planetary bodies in the night sky. He introduces a circuit that programs a string of NeoPixel LED strips to specific colors, and is controlled by push buttons. In this article, Jeff first looks at the history and technology of LEDs, and then shares the details of his smart LED project based on RGB LEDs. Pictures could also be very good, in order the get input from us.Programming and Pixels Creating a smart LED design is both challenging and fun. of S88 modules are you using? How are they connected to the contact tracks? How are the S88 modules connected to the CS2? How are they defined in the CS2? What contact tracks are you using? What brand and article N.o. Russ I think there are a few basic facts we need here: Is there some setting that is needed to have multiple s88 inputs active and displayed on the CS2 at a time? This seems to be an issue with the CS2, that takes in and processes the raw s88 signals. As indicated above, this only happens when one train is operating. On TrainController, a block with a loco shows up red. On the CS2 an input signal from the s88 shows up as a yellow colored s88 sensor icon on the layout display. If a second loco is on the layout and on a contact track, no s88 input signals are displayed for either loco. The CS2, on the CS2 layout display, only shows activation of a single s88 input signal (from a contact track) at a time. I can run one (1) train through a schedule at a time. Having done this, everything in TrainController is working. Then the Input field is the pin number (1-16). I learned, after much effort, that the Address field in TrainController is set to 0 (zero) for the first s88 module (16 inputs). UPDATE on s88 with CS2 and TrainController

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