Linux command
blink 命令
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常用示例
Example
blink1-tool --red
Example
blink1-tool --rgb [ff00ff]
Blink
blink1-tool --blink [3]
Fade
blink1-tool --rgb [00ff00] --fade [500]
Turn off
blink1-tool --off
Example
blink1-tool --play [1]
Example
blink1-tool --list
说明
blink1-tool is the command-line interface for controlling blink(1) USB RGB LED indicator lights made by ThingM. It can set colors, create blink patterns, fade between colors, and manage stored light patterns on the device. The blink(1) device is a small USB dongle containing a programmable RGB LED. It is commonly used for build status indicators, notification lights, ambient information displays, and visual alerts triggered by scripts or monitoring systems. The tool communicates directly with the blink(1) hardware over USB HID, requiring no special drivers. Multiple devices can be addressed independently.
参数
- --rgb _RRGGBB_
- Set color by hex RGB value.
- --red
- Set LED to red.
- --green
- Set LED to green.
- --blue
- Set LED to blue.
- --off
- Turn off the LED.
- --blink _N_
- Blink the LED _N_ times.
- --fade _MILLIS_
- Fade to color over _MILLIS_ milliseconds.
- --play _N_
- Play stored pattern _N_.
- --list
- List connected blink(1) devices.
- --savergb _RRGGBB_,_POS_
- Save RGB color to position in pattern.
- --savepattern
- Save the current pattern to the device.
- -l _N_, --led _N_
- Select which LED to address (0=all, 1=top, 2=bottom) on blink(1) mk2+.
- -q, --quiet
- Suppress output.
FAQ
What is the blink command used for?
blink1-tool is the command-line interface for controlling blink(1) USB RGB LED indicator lights made by ThingM. It can set colors, create blink patterns, fade between colors, and manage stored light patterns on the device. The blink(1) device is a small USB dongle containing a programmable RGB LED. It is commonly used for build status indicators, notification lights, ambient information displays, and visual alerts triggered by scripts or monitoring systems. The tool communicates directly with the blink(1) hardware over USB HID, requiring no special drivers. Multiple devices can be addressed independently.
How do I run a basic blink example?
Run `blink1-tool --red` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --rgb _RRGGBB_ do in blink?
Set color by hex RGB value.