Python module for interacting with LED Shop Compatible Wifi Controllers (e.g. SP108E)
from pyledshop import WifiLedShopLight, MonoEffect, CustomEffect
# The IP assigned to the device on your network
# I recommend setting a static IP to avoid the IP changing over time with DHCP
light_ip = "192.168.0.100"
light = WifiLedShopLight(light_ip)
# Power controls
light.turn_off()
light.turn_on()
light.toggle()
# Color
light.set_color(255, 0, 0) # Red
# Effects
light.set_preset(MonoEffect.STATIC) # Enum for single color customizable effects
light.set_preset(0) # Rainbow - See <pyledshop>/effects.py for full list of values
light.set_custom(CustomEffect.CUSTOM_1) # Custom Effects upload via app
# Brightness
light.set_brightness(0) # Dimmest
light.set_brightness(255) # Brightest
# Speed
light.set_speed(0) # Slowest
light.set_speed(255) # Fastest
# Segments - Manual (Like the official app)
light.set_segments(3) # Sets the total number of segments
light.set_lights_per_segment(100) # Sets the total number of lights per segment
# Segments - Automatic (Calculate the lights per segment to fill a target number of lights)
light.set_calculated_segments(300, 1) # Equivalent to 1 segment, 300 lights per segment = 300 lights
light.set_calculated_segments(300, 4) # Equivalent to 4 segments, 75 lights per segment = 300 lights
# Sync state
light.sync_state() # Updates light.state with the latest state on the controllerThis project is mostly a reverse engineering of the LED Shop protocol by capturing packets sent to the controller using the app. Most of the features in the app are supported, but not everything.
- Turn On / Off
- Set Color (rgb)
- Set Brightness
- Set Speed
- Select Preset Effect
- Select Custom Effect
- Sync State
- Change number of segments
- Change length of segments
- Upload new custom patterns (You can still upload custom patterns via the mobile app and use them)
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Connecting to device to Wi-Fi (This project assumes you have used the Mobile App to do the initial connection)
This is done via a complex (and often un-reliable) process involving the LED Shop App and the WiFi on your phone. It's not something that can be supported through software alone.
If you are having difficulty connecting to the device, the only way I have found to work is to DISABLE your routers 5 GHz network completely during pairing. I had both 2.4 and 5 GHz networks running simultaneously, even with different names I could not get it to connect. The only thing that worked was to temporarily disable 5 GHz to connect, and then re-enabling both.