FastLED has better ESP32 support and handles timing/RMT properly.
- Use CRGB array instead of Adafruit_NeoPixel
- FastLED.show() is more reliable on ESP32-S3
- probe command now tests all LEDs at max brightness
Key difference from RoxMux (the library designed for this hardware):
- LD pin starts HIGH, pulses LOW->HIGH to latch (was inverted)
- Data pin is INPUT (not INPUT_PULLUP) - 10k pullups on MUX board
- bitWrite instead of manual bit shifting
- probe: toggles LD/CLK, reads DI state at each step, tests single pixel
- pixel0/pixel1: single pixel at max brightness for testing
- Increased LD pulse timing to 20us
- Increased CLK timing to 2us
- NeoPixel brightness raised to 80
PixelStomp MUX uses:
- WS2812C LEDs: one data line via DAT (GPIO 9), NeoPixel protocol
- 74HC165 shift register: LD/CLK/DI for reading 8 button states
Changes:
- Use Adafruit NeoPixel library for LED control
- Proper 74HC165 parallel-load shift-in for buttons
- 8 switches + 8 LEDs (was incorrectly 10)
- Diagnostic commands: dump, ledtest, red, green, blue, read
Serial commands:
- dump: show button and LED state
- ledon/ledoff: toggle all LEDs
- ledtest: sequential LED test
- read: raw button read
- probe: check pin states and test LD toggle
- New PixelStompMux class with shift register read/write
- Read 10 buttons via DI (active LOW)
- Drive 10 LEDs via DAT (shift out + latch)
- LED startup animation uses MUX
- Switch polling reads from MUX shift register
- MUX instance shared between switch and LED drivers
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