Phosphoros is an open-source and moddable light organ to drive DMX fixtures from a line-level audio signal via an Arduino Uno.
Phosphoros is mainly designed for the home environment, and consists of two main components:
- the Phosphoros software package, consisting of multiple libraries for arduino and a sketch that ties it all together
- plans for dedicated PCBs and a front control panel featuring an LCD
Phosphoros hardware is designed to be attached to an Arduino Uno like any other shield, allowing wide compatibility with Arduino Uno revisions.
Documentation is still being worked on and not complete yet. Check back later! For external documentation regarding the Phosphoros software package, refer to the wiki. Instructions on how to assamble the hardware, hardware design considerations, and usage guidelines can also be found there.
This project includes third-party libraries, such as the Conceptinetics Arduino DMX library which can be found in libraries/Conceptinetics. Third-party libraries are not licensed under MIT but under separate licenses located within the libraries directory.