Post by rodders on Sept 17, 2016 9:24:30 GMT
As we have noted, this model has a loudspeaker. Did anyone attending a concert recall it ever making a sound ?
Stefan has recently posted some great documentation on the patent behind the Xyloband. Para 10 of this reads:
This might also account for the large number of bytes (63) that we think is sent in the Tx packet. After all red, green, blue, magenta, yellow, cyan, white and off requires only 3x bits and the suspected 12x zones would only need 4x bits....so could all be done in 1x byte !!
Stefan has recently posted some great documentation on the patent behind the Xyloband. Para 10 of this reads:
10 A method of providing a lighting effect within members of an audience at an event or venue (100), at least one of the members of the audience provided with an wireless-addressable wristband (12) according to any of claim 1 to 7, the method including: recovering an embedded control signal for an audio track, the embedded audio track synchronized to at least one musical phrase of the audio track; communicating an RF data burst to at least one wristband, the RF data burst including LED illumination control information reflecting the embedded control signal of the audio track; receiving the RF data burst at said at least one wristband and recovering the LED illumination control information; and in the at least one wristband, executing synchronized LED illumination with said at least one musical phrase according to said recovered LED illumination control information.
This might also account for the large number of bytes (63) that we think is sent in the Tx packet. After all red, green, blue, magenta, yellow, cyan, white and off requires only 3x bits and the suspected 12x zones would only need 4x bits....so could all be done in 1x byte !!
