Zedomax DIY 106 – Make a computer controlled Party Light Part II

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Zedomax Party Light II – Make a computer controlled Party Light Part II

Okay, last time I made a computer controlled party light in 90 seconds but I ran into some problems. The party light was an experiment and I needed something that would be more realistic.

Something that has isolation to protect against electrical surges and what not that could cause pre-mature device failure and all that jazz.

So I just took the idea and went a little deeper.

Here’s a video of Party Light II in Action:

video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4i4eNVeXXU

Parts List:

6(or more) Clip-on bulb thingee                  $30
Available at Home Depot

1 Din-rail                                                     $1
Available at www.din-rail.com

1 CuSB-22R                                            $129
Available at cubloc.com

Estimated Time to Assemble:   1 hour

Estimated Time to Program:    20 minutes (or none if you use my source code)

Connections

(Wiring, notice I have a yellow wire between label COM and L)

(Sticking it on the DIN rail w/ the clip on bulbs)

(The CuSB has a DIN-rail mount, so
you can just stick it on the DIN-rail)

Here’s a simple diagram for connections:

.

(When a relay turn On, the blue line gets connected w/ the red line via the green line)


(party time~)

Program Source…

You can simply copy and paste the code to your CublocStudio and then download to your CuSB PLC.

You can play around with it by changing the numbers of For…Next loops and the delay times of sub functions.

BASIC Source Code:

[relay002.cul]

Const Device = CB280

 

Dim a As Byte

 

 

Do

For a=0 To 2

    Program1 100

Next

 

For a=0 To 2

    Program2

Next

For a=0 To 2

    Program2B

Next

 

For a=0 To 2

    Program3

Next

For a=0 To 2

    Program4 100

Next

For a=0 To 5

    Program4 50

Next

 

For a=0 To 5

    Program4 40

Next

For a=0 To 10

    Program1 30

Next

 

 

 

 

Loop

 

End

 

Sub Program1(d As Integer)

    one

    Delay d

    two

    Delay d

    one

    Delay d

    two

    Delay d

    one

    Delay d

    two

    Delay d

    one

    Delay d

End Sub

Sub Program2()

Dim B As Byte

    Out 42,1

    Out 43,1

    Out 44,1

    Out 45,1

    Out 46,1

    Out 47,1

 

    For B=41 To 47

        Out B,(Outstat(B) Xor 1)

        Delay 100

    Next

    For B=47 To 42 Step -1

        Out B,(Outstat(B) Xor 1)

        Delay 100

    Next

End Sub

 

Sub Program2B()

Dim B As Byte

    Out 42,1

    Out 43,1

    Out 44,1

    Out 45,1

    Out 46,1

    Out 47,1

 

    For B=47 To 42 Step -1

        Out B,(Outstat(B) Xor 1)

        Delay 100

    Next

 

    For B=41 To 47

        Out B,(Outstat(B) Xor 1)

        Delay 100

    Next

End Sub

Sub Program3()

    oneA

    Delay 200

    twoA

    Delay 400

    oneA

    Delay 200

    twoA

    Delay 400

    oneA

    Delay 200

    twoA

    Delay 400

    oneA

    Delay 200

    twoA

 

 

End Sub

Sub Program4(d As integer)

    one

    Delay d

    Out 42,0

    Out 43,0

    Out 44,0

    Delay d

    one

    Delay d

    Out 42,0

    Out 43,0

    Out 44,0

    Delay d

    one

    Delay d

    Out 42,0

    Out 43,0

    Out 44,0

    Delay d

 

    one

    Delay d

    Out 42,0

    Out 43,0

    Out 44,0

    Delay d

 

    two

    Delay d

    Out 45,0

    Out 46,0

    Out 47,0

    Delay d

 

    two

    Delay d

    Out 45,0

    Out 46,0

    Out 47,0

    Delay d

 

    two

    Delay d

    Out 45,0

    Out 46,0

    Out 47,0

    Delay d

 

    two

    Delay d

    Out 45,0

    Out 46,0

    Out 47,0

    Delay d

 

 

 

    

End Sub

 

 

Sub one()

    Out 42,1

    Out 43,1

    Out 44,1

    Out 45,0

    Out 46,0

    Out 47,0

End Sub

 

Sub oneA()

    Out 42,1

    Out 43,0

    Out 44,1

    Out 45,0

    Out 46,1

    Out 47,0

End Sub

Sub twoA()

    Out 42,0

    Out 43,1

    Out 44,0

    Out 45,1

    Out 46,0

    Out 47,1

 

End Sub

Sub two()

    Out 42,0

    Out 43,0

    Out 44,0

    Out 45,1

    Out 46,1

    Out 47,1

 

End Sub

Taking it Further…

The idea here is very simple, that we can make a party light for this weekend’s labor day barbeque w/ friends while my boss has gone to a meeting…

OR you can use this simple lighting for your next big show,
retail display, clothing store, small nightclub or bar, bottom of your car (use DC lights), office, open-house, parties, holloween, etc…etc…

Anyways, we will make some new things next time I get a chance…


If you are having any trouble with above app, please e-mail max@zedomax.com

If you have any cool apps you’d like to share or want some kind of DIY, please e-mail to max@zedomax.com

We do accept free samples for DIYs, please email  max@zedomax.com 🙂

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  5. Cody Ray says:

    I have posted on your youtube video about the cubloc programming. Im really into this and I would love it if i got a reply by email. I know you’re probably onto bigger and better things since 2006, but Im new to programming and i LOVE messing with wiring and PCB’s This is my first big project 🙂

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