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Phorsphoros is an open-source and moddable light organ to drive DMX fixtures from a line-level audio signal via an Arduino Uno.
Phorsphoros is mainly designed for the home environment, and consists of two main components:
- the Phorsphoros 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 industry-standard 16x02 display
Phorsphoros hardware is designed to be attached to an Arduino Uno like any other shield, allowing wide compatibility with Arduino Uno revisions.
Feel free to contribute to the project by submitting a Pull Request or by submitting an Issue. Ideas for new features may also be suggested via Issue. The project is actively being maintained by @Bloo-dev in the hopes of improving the software and hardware over time.
Depending on your use case you may consider implementing a full suite of Phorsphoros (software plus hardware), only the software package, or only the hardware. This wiki will focus on helping to set up a full Phorsphoros system (software plus hardware) using the resources published within the repository. You are, however, free to focus only on the hardware or software side of things.
The Phorsphoros software package, excluding third-party software, is distributed under the MIT License.
The plans and drawings for hardware contained within the repository are distributed under the MIT License.
Phorsphoros relies on some third party parts and libraries to function. Examples for these third party components are named within this wiki, but may be replaced by similar components to suit your needs. Included third-party software is not covered by the Phosphoros software package's MIT License but by the respective third-party's license. Included third-party software:
- DMX library by Conceptinetics, located at
libraries/Conceptineticsand licensed under GPL3 (see directory)