Pine is waking up

Good morning

The star is Pine's touch pad
hover · click = tap · hold = pet
shift+hold = press · ctrl+hold = squeeze
click fast ×3 = tickle

How hard each pin works peak mA per scan phase · dashed = 20 mA pin rating

PixelPine

Pine's job is to show you light shows. He's not very good at it.

How Pine feels waking up

Room lights onPine senses ambient light by reading his own LEDs; in the dark he gets sleepy

Pine's clock

Touch the star —

hover

touch

press

squeeze

The buttons play a recorded sensor signal; the same classifier the firmware will use turns it into a gesture.

Preview Pine decides

Light shows

Pine's faces

Transition

Speed 1.00×

Brightness 100%

Hardware model

PWM depth

Exposure 8.0

Supply current: –
Power @ 5 V: –
Peak pin current: –
Refresh (BCM, 2 µs slot): –
Darkest step: –

Speech bubbles are for this preview only; the real Pine talks with his face. Model: 5.0 V, Vf 2.75 V, 100 Ω per line, ≈30 Ω GPIO driver, MCU ≈3 mA (PY32F003 at 24 MHz). LEDs sharing a scan slot share one pin's current, so busy phases dim. Pine's bond with you is remembered in this browser (the tree keeps it in flash).