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/samples/drivers/led/lp5562/src/
A Dmain.c68 static int set_static_color(const struct device *dev, uint8_t r, uint8_t g, in set_static_color() argument
74 g = scale_color_to_percent(g); in set_static_color()
83 ret = led_set_brightness(dev, LED_G, g); in set_static_color()
113 static int blink_color(const struct device *dev, bool r, bool g, bool b, in blink_color() argument
126 if (g) { in blink_color()
/samples/drivers/video/capture/src/
A Dcheck_test_pattern.h37 static inline CIELAB rgb888_to_lab(const uint8_t r, const uint8_t g, const uint8_t b) in rgb888_to_lab() argument
42 double g_lin = g / 255.0; in rgb888_to_lab()
70 uint8_t g = (color >> 8) & 0xFF; in xrgb32_to_lab() local
73 return rgb888_to_lab(r, g, b); in xrgb32_to_lab()
84 uint8_t g = (g6 * 255) / 63; in rgb565_to_lab() local
87 return rgb888_to_lab(r, g, b); in rgb565_to_lab()
/samples/bluetooth/hci_usb/
A DREADME.rst11 board it runs on (e.g. :zephyr:board:`nrf52840dk` supports both Bluetooth LE and USB).
16 * Bluetooth stack running on the host (e.g. BlueZ)
/samples/drivers/led/is31fl3194/src/
A Dmain.c16 uint8_t r, g, b; member
/samples/subsys/usb/legacy/hci_usb/
A DREADME.rst15 * Bluetooth stack running on the host (e.g. BlueZ)
/samples/subsys/fs/littlefs/
A DKconfig21 bool "Use block device (e.g. SD MMC) backend"
/samples/boards/espressif/spiram_test/
A DREADME.rst34 command with a proper board name (e.g., ``esp32s2_saola``).
40 console program (e.g., minicom, putty, screen, etc).
/samples/kernel/metairq_dispatch/
A Dsample.yaml18 # instrumentation (e.g. a k_busy_wait()) inside the worker threads
/samples/drivers/led/led_strip/src/
A Dmain.c32 #define RGB(_r, _g, _b) { .r = (_r), .g = (_g), .b = (_b) }
/samples/bluetooth/bap_broadcast_assistant/
A DREADME.rst17 Practical use of this sample requires a sink (e.g. the BAP Broadcast Audio Sink sample or
18 a set of BAP Broadcast capable earbuds) and a source (e.g. the BAP Broadcast Audio
/samples/subsys/bindesc/hello_bindesc/
A DREADME.rst30 does not produce a ``*.bin`` file, e.g. compiling for ``native_sim``.)
/samples/boards/espressif/xt_wdt/
A DREADME.rst39 command with a proper board name (e.g., ``esp32s2_saola``).
45 console program (e.g., minicom, putty, screen, etc).
/samples/sensor/heart_rate/
A DREADME.rst16 * A supported heart rate sensor (e.g., MAX30101 or BH1790), available as ``heart-rate-sensor`` Devi…
/samples/drivers/auxdisplay_digits/
A DREADME.rst31 If successful, the display first lights up all segments (e.g., 8.8.8. on a
/samples/sensor/light_polling/
A DREADME.rst19 * A supported light sensor (e.g., `Grove Light Sensor`_), available as ``light-sensor`` Devicetree …
/samples/bluetooth/hci_vs_scan_req/
A DREADME.rst22 * A central device & monitor (e.g. nRF Connect) to check the advertiments and
/samples/data_structures/min-heap/
A DREADME.rst24 Replace ``<your_board>`` with your actual board name (e.g., ``native_sim``).
/samples/drivers/uart/echo_bot/
A DREADME.rst40 # Type e.g. "Hi there!" and hit enter!
/samples/drivers/uart/passthrough/
A DREADME.rst22 #. A second UART connected to something interesting (e.g: GPS), identified as
/samples/boards/st/backup_sram/
A DREADME.rst10 NVM when VBAT pin is supplied with a voltage source, e.g. a coin button cell.
/samples/subsys/dap/
A DREADME.rst19 e.g. if the SWD connections are multiplexed.
/samples/bluetooth/ibeacon/
A DREADME.rst13 (e.g. IBEACON_RSSI=0xb8 for -72 dBm RSSI @ 1 meter), or by manually
/samples/bluetooth/bap_broadcast_sink/
A DKconfig64 audio to e.g. speakers that are also USB peripherals, but can be connected to e.g. a
/samples/net/latmon/
A DREADME.rst74 A board with external GPIO support and an IPv4 network interface (e.g., FRDM-K64F).
105 postprocessing with the ``-g`` option,
131 root@target:~$ latmus -I gpiochip2,23,falling-edge -O gpiochip2,21 -z -g"histogram" "broadcast"
155 root@target:~$ latmus -I gpiochip2,23,falling-edge -O gpiochip2,21 -Z -g"histogram" broadcast
/samples/sensor/tmp11x/
A DREADME.rst48 The output can be seen via a terminal emulator (e.g. minicom). Connect the board with a USB cable

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