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#!/bin/sh
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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# Copyright (C) 2023-present Fewtarius
#
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# A simple tool to manipulate the controller LEDs using ectool, thanks to
# Maya (https://github.com/Maccraft123) for reverse engineering.
#
# Schema:
#
# 0x6d - LED PWM control (0x03)
#
# 0xb1 - Support for 4 zones and RGB color
#
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# RGB colors:
#
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# 1 - Red
# 2 - Green
# 3 - Blue
#
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# Zones:
#
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# Right (2), Down (5), Left (8) , Up (11)
#
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# Note: Set 0xb1 to 02 for off.
#
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# 0xb2 - Sets brightness, requires b1 to be set at the same time.
#
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# 00-ff - brightness from 0-255. Not noticeable to me above 128.
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#
# 0xbf - Set expected mode
#
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# 0x10 - Enable
# 0xe2 - Tint (+ Red for Purple, + Green for Teal)
# 0xe3-0e5 - Tint + blink (unused)
#
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# 0xff - Close channel
#
. /etc/profile
ECTOOL="/usr/sbin/ectool"
DEBUG=false
function debug_out() {
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$DEBUG && echo "ledcontrol: $*"
}
function ec_writecmd() {
${ECTOOL} -w 0x6d -z 0x03 >/dev/null 2>&1
}
function mode() {
debug_out "Set mode ${1}"
${ECTOOL} -w 0xbf -z ${1} >/dev/null 2>&1
${ECTOOL} -w 0xbf -z ff >/dev/null 2>&1
}
function off() {
ec_writecmd
for twice in 1 2
do
### RGB off command
${ECTOOL} -w 0xb1 -z 0x02 >/dev/null 2>&1
${ECTOOL} -w 0xb2 -z 0xc0 >/dev/null 2>&1
mode 0x10
done
}
function brightness() {
debug_out "Set brightness ${1}"
${ECTOOL} -w 0xb2 -z 0x${1} >/dev/null 2>&1
mode 0x10
}
function color() {
## Writing twice seems more reliable than inserting a delay.
for twice in 1 2
do
for zone in 2 5 8 11
do
zone=$(( ${zone} + ${1} ))
zone=$(printf '%02x' ${zone})
debug_out "Set color 0x${zone}"
${ECTOOL} -w 0xb1 -z 0x${zone} >/dev/null 2>&1
brightness ${2}
done
done
}
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GETBRIGHTNESS=$(get_setting led.brightness)
if [ ! -z "${2}" ]
then
LEDBRIGHTNESS=${2}
debug_out "Arg[2]: ${2}"
elif [ ! -z "${GETBRIGHTNESS}" ]
then
LEDBRIGHTNESS=${GETBRIGHTNESS}
debug_out "GETBRIGHTESS: ${GETBRIGHTNESS}"
else
debug_out "NO SETTING: max"
LEDBRIGHTNESS=max
set_setting led.brightness max
fi
case ${LEDBRIGHTNESS} in
max)
LEDBRIGHTNESS=ff
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set_setting led.brightness max
;;
mid)
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LEDBRIGHTNESS=a8
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set_setting led.brightness mid
;;
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min)
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LEDBRIGHTNESS=54
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set_setting led.brightness min
;;
esac
debug_out "led brightness: ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}"
case $1 in
red)
off
color 1 ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
set_setting led.color red
;;
green)
off
color 2 ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
set_setting led.color green
;;
blue)
off
color 3 ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
set_setting led.color blue
;;
teal)
off
mode 0xe2
color 2 ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
set_setting led.color teal
;;
purple)
off
mode 0xe2
color 1 ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
set_setting led.color purple
;;
off)
off
set_setting led.color off
;;
default)
del_setting led.color
del_setting led.brightness
;;
brightness)
COLOR=$(get_setting led.color)
if [ ! -z "${COLOR}" ]
then
off
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ledcontrol ${COLOR} ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
fi
;;
*)
COLOR=$(get_setting led.color)
if [ ! -z "${COLOR}" ]
then
off
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ledcontrol ${COLOR} ${LEDBRIGHTNESS}
fi
;;
esac