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# Turris colors
- Scripts written in Python 3, allowing you to turn few Turris Omnia routers into centrally controlled color display
- Scripts written in Python 3, allowing you to turn few Turris Omnia routers into a centrally controlled color display
## Setup
1. Setup your routers to see each other (so they are in one network)
1. Setup your routers so they see each other (so they are in one network)
2. Write correct IPs of the routers into the `master.py` file
3. Run `setup.py` that will turn LED's autonomity off. `pwntools` module is required to do run the `setup.py` script, so you can also run the commands in the file manually
4. Make sure that `slave.py` on each device
5. Now you can use the `master` module as shown in `test.py`:
3. Run `setup.py` that will turn LED's autonomy off. `pwntools` module is required to run the `setup.py` script, so you can also run the commands from the file manually
4. Make sure that `slave.py` is running on each device
5. Now you can use the `master` module as shown in `test.py` to control the LEDs:
```
from master import ColourArray
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c = ColourArray()
c.send(testColorData)
```
## Data
- Data passed to `ColourArray().send()` includes RGB values for every LED in every router