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install hyperion on PI1/2

Hi this works for me…

Install Hyperion system

From https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ plz download Raspbian Jessie image and instar it on your SD card via program „Win32 Disk Imager“. When you will be done take your installed card to your PI and switch on power, linux Raspbian will take IP addres from your DHPC server. Then open Putty program and in host you will add IP addres your PI (you can see it at your router on section DHCP host) and open it in SSH mode. Login is „pi“ and password „raspberry“. When you will be loged to raspbian you must write this command:

1 )sudo raspi-config

And click enter, you will see configurate menu and there you will click on first option „Expand Filesystem“ and on option eight „Advanced Option“ and there you will click ok A6 and choice SPI and enable it.

For now you are ready to instar Hyperion…

In command line write this 4 command:

1)sudo apt-get update

2)wget -N raw.github.com/tvdzwan/hyperion/master/bin/install_hyperion.sh

3)chmod +x install_hyperion.sh

4)sudo ./install_hyperion.sh

after this install web aplikation for hyperon:

1)sudo apt-get install nginx php5-fpm

2)sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default (this will edit web configutation and there you will remove all line and add only this:

server {

listen 8888;

root /home/pi/www;

index index.php index.html index.htm;

location ~ \.php$ {

fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock;

fastcgi_index index.php;

include fastcgi_params;

}

}

Ok, next command will be :

1)git clone https://github.com/poljvd/hyperion-webapp.git /home/pi/www

then

2)sudo nano /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params

add this config this line on end:

fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $request_filename;

After all make in command line this 2 command

1)sudo service nginx restart

2)sudo service php5-fpm restart

Now you can open your Hyperion server from your web pages :

http://ip-raspberrypis:8888

Configuring Hyperion

Things are starting to get colorful now.

To assign the correct color values to the LEDs , you have to inform Hyperion about the layout of your ambilight- system.

Thanks to the configuration tool this is very easy to do.

Download the most current version from the developers site:

Download: https://raw.github.com/tvdzwan/hypercon/master/deploy/HyperCon.jar

You may get a security message when downloading. Just ignore and download the file.

Info: n case you cant open the HyperCon.jar , you need to install Java on your computer.

Count your LEDs!

I counted my LEDs as shown in the following picture. After that I entered the values in the Hyperion config tool.

For some example setup you used this following settings in the config tool.

[IMG="TV LED"]http://awesomepi.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/count_led_ambilight_hyperion.jpg[/IMG]

Hardware-settings

Here you can set values like how many leds exist on each side, where the first led is, etc. I explained the settings in the screenshot.

Make sure that the LED count in the bottom right corner is correct, otherwise some LED’s won’t light up later.

Process-settings

Here you can set brightness, color intensity, color transition and other finetuning. More on this later.

I tried to explain everything as good as I could in the following screenshot:

External-settings

Here you just need the last 2 entries.

It’s important to change the path for “Effect Engine” to the shown value on the screenshot.

Create config- file

After you’ve done with config, just click on “Create Hyperion Configuration” in the bottom left corner” and save the created hyperion.config.json in the “/opt/hyperion/config” folder on your Pi.

Install program WinSCP and add your PI1/2 addres to this file manager

Move your hyperion created config hyperion.config.json to “/opt/hyperion/config”

Now just reboot you raspberry so it can load the config file.

and this is all... for now

Now just reboot you raspberry so it can load the config file.

Install Hyperion addon in KODI by this manual..:

http://raspberry-at-home.com/control-lightberry-from-kodixbmc-htpc-over-network/

And this is manual for install LED on your TV

http://awesomepi.com/diy-breath-taking-ambilight-for-your-own-tv-raspberry-pi-2-tutorial-part-1/

and you will be done, but br aware on 1m ws2801 you will needs 8W power supply (this is max use on 1m led in strip), so in 5m you will needs min. 40W but i think optimum will be 50W because of power efectivnes on power supply like in PC. :)