The example shows setting first pin to 40%

piblaster.setPwm(0, 0.4);

What does 0 map to? Is it the GPIO/Broadcom mapping because there isn't a pin 0.

http://pi.gadgetoid.com/pinout

sorry, need to write to another repo

I have attempted to use the pi-blaster.js and have tried everything I can think of to debug it...I have followed the examples with no luck.

When I use pi-blaster directly from the command line everything works fine, I can send pwm signals. When I attempt to use pi-blaster.js from within a very simple nodejs application of even at the node console nothing happens.

I am working towards controlling a set of RGB Led strips... As the Pi will be worked away somewhere I wonder if you guys know a easy way to call upon the pi-blaster.js from afar...
ie. ledHQ.mywebsite.com
Something doesnt want to work...
Situation is currently that the pi shows a slideshow hosted on a website...
It does that through a borderless Chromium.
I'd prefer to use a chromium accesible website :)

Currently there is no function to release pins. Something like the following function would work:

releasePin: function(pinNumber) {
    writeCommand("release " + pinNumber);
}

Could not find any way to change the PWM frequency

With Node 7.0.0, you get the following:
(node:902) DeprecationWarning: Calling an asynchronous function without callback is deprecated.
I've tried supplying a callback as a third parameter, but alas it's not working.

Hi :)

I'm developing a Raspberry Pi Node.js quadcopter.

Will the pi-blaster and it's Node.js binding allow me to produce 4 different, maximally accurate, hardware PWM signals at the same time, over any of the Pi's GPIO pins?

Thanks man :)

thx