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Ok so I'm installing an LED controller on my xbox 360, its main function is to pulse any LED's attached to the beat of music playing. It also has various fade functions. The theme of the console is blue, so the main set of LEDs are blue, the others are purple. I want each LED circuit to have a switch (S1 & S2). I also want a circuit so that when the blue fades out the purple fades in, by using a transistor as a simple inverter. I also want a switch for that circuit (S3) to disable that function and just pick any or both sets of LED's. So I'm hoping it will work as follows:
S1 will just turn the blue circuit on or off
S2 Will turn the Purple circuit on or off.
S3 for this to work S2 will need to be off, and when blue fades out purple will fade in.
Also if S2 is in the ON position it will also disable the transistors function cos it will always have an ON status. So for purple to be totally off will need both 2 and 3 off?
Its my first LED circuit and I don't know much about electronics so if this is stupid could someone please correct me and present an alternate way of doing it. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Ok so I'm installing an LED controller on my xbox 360, its main function is to pulse any LED's attached to the beat of music playing. It also has various fade functions. The theme of the console is blue, so the main set of LEDs are blue, the others are purple. I want each LED circuit to have a switch (S1 & S2). I also want a circuit so that when the blue fades out the purple fades in, by using a transistor as a simple inverter. I also want a switch for that circuit (S3) to disable that function and just pick any or both sets of LED's. So I'm hoping it will work as follows:
S1 will just turn the blue circuit on or off
S2 Will turn the Purple circuit on or off.
S3 for this to work S2 will need to be off, and when blue fades out purple will fade in.
Also if S2 is in the ON position it will also disable the transistors function cos it will always have an ON status. So for purple to be totally off will need both 2 and 3 off?
Its my first LED circuit and I don't know much about electronics so if this is stupid could someone please correct me and present an alternate way of doing it. Help would be greatly appreciated.