Hello Jacek,

11.06.19 22:52, Jacek Anaszewski пише:
> On 6/11/19 2:01 PM, Pavel Machek wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>>>> I just want to clerify - for now LEDs board has 2 from 3 LEDs with effect function.
>>>>
>>>> 1. Screen frame led is just blinking, so blink_set() is fit well to this.
>>>> 2. Pipe led actually consist from 3 leds and when effect is enabled next pattern is used:
>>>>
>>>>        ^
>>>>        |
>>>> LED1  >   OFF  ON   ON   ON
>>>>        |
>>>> LED2  >   OFF  OFF  ON   ON
>>>>        |
>>>> LED3  >   OFF  OFF  OFF  ON
>>>>        |
>>>>        +----^----^----^----^----> time
>>>
>>> Pattern trigger applies to a single LED so it won't fit for this
>>> pattern.
>>>
>>> Currently we don't support patterns spanning on multiple LEDs,
>>> so you would have to come up with your own solution.
>>>
>>> What I can recommend is a trigger that would be created by your driver
>>> and would activate this sequence.
>>
>> Yes, please.
>>
>> While adding custom files to sysfs may appear easier, we'll need
>> "led-specific-triggers" for other reasons.
> 
> For what reasons exactly?
> 
> This is similar to the generic hw trigger support proposed by
> Marek Behun. In the reply to that patch I asked some questions [0].
> So far the mechanism looks too me awkward and not introducing any
> novelty besides requiring one more step - setting the trigger.
> 
>> And for the record... Handling 3 LEDs as one is not something usual in
>> the LED subsystem; I guess it makes sense in your specific case, but
>> hopefully noone will copy that design.
>>
>> (I guess they are not individually controllable?)
>>
>>                                     Pavel
>>
> 
> [0] https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-leds/msg12269.html
> 

I just figure out that this Pipe LED actually consist from 5 LEDs, not 3 :)
And supports next level 'brightness' from SPI driver:
- '0' Off
- '1' On
- '2' Cascade (waterfall down)
 -'3' InverseCascade (waterfall up)
- '4' Bounce
- '5' InverseBounce

Please advice, can I proceed with sys attribute file to set '2'..'5' levels?

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Oleh Kravchenko