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WS2805 RGBCCT flickering at specific brightness/color combinations on ESP32 / WLED 16.0.1

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4/5
Tiempo estimado
3-5 días
Aptitud para principiantes
52/100
Tipo de issue
Error
Claridad
Bastante claro
Estado de actividad
Activo
Stack tecnológico
cpp
Área
embedded-iot

Línea de trabajo

Start by reproducing the saved JSON state on the QuinLED Dig-Quad/ESP32 with WS2805 RGBCCT, GPIO 16, WLED 0.16.0.1, and the Solid effect. Compare the flickering state with the stable state after the Kelvin adjustment, then trace the WS2805 RGBCCT output path for brightness values 126–130. Done means the supplied state no longer causes unintended white-emitter flashes and nearby brightness/color combinations remain stable.

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Descripción

bug
What happened?

I'm using 168 WS2805 RGB+CCT pixels with a QuinLED Dig-Quad running WLED 0.16.0.1.
I occasionally noticed very brief flashes from white LEDs that should not be illuminated. I was able to narrow this down to particular combinations of master brightness and color/CCT state.
The issue is especially reproducible with master brightness values 126–130 / 255. At brightness 128, a saved preset can reliably reproduce the flickering.
Known flickering state:

{
  "bri":128,
  "seg":[{
    "id":0,
    "bri":255,
    "cct":127,
    "col":[
      [255,206,166,0],
      [8,255,0,0],
      [0,0,0,0]
    ],
    "fx":0
  }]
}

Making a very small adjustment to the Kelvin/temperature slider stops the visible flickering without changing master brightness.
Stable state after that adjustment:

{
  "bri":128,
  "seg":[{
    "id":0,
    "bri":255,
    "cct":127,
    "col":[
      [255,214,177,0],
      [8,255,0,0],
      [0,0,0,0]
    ],
    "fx":0
  }]
}

Reloading the original saved preset causes the flickering to return.

Additional observations:

  • Brightness 126–130 produces the issue most noticeably.
  • Values immediately outside that range appeared stable during short tests.
  • A very small Kelvin/temperature adjustment can eliminate the flicker.
  • Sometimes the expected bad state doesn't immediately flicker, but changing to blue and then back to white causes it to return.
  • The visible flashes appear to come from white emitters that should otherwise be off.
  • This occurs directly from the WLED web interface, independent of Home Assistant/MQTT.
  • Solid effect (fx:0) reproduces it.
  • 168 WS2805 RGB+CCT pixels.
  • GPIO 16.
  • The problem appears related to the combination of brightness and color/CCT rather than brightness alone.
    Possibly related to #5198, although that report is using ESP32-C3 while this setup uses a Dig-Quad/ESP32.
To Reproduce Bug

Hardware:

  • QuinLED Dig-Quad / ESP32
  • 168 WS2805 RGB+CCT pixels
  • WLED 0.16.0.1
  • WS2805 RGBCCT configured as the LED type
  • Data GPIO 16

I can reproduce the flickering using the following steps:

  1. Set the effect to Solid.
  2. Set the master brightness to 128/255.
  3. Set the LEDs to a warm white color.
  4. With the following state, some of the white emitters that should not be illuminated will intermittently flash:
{
  "bri": 128,
  "seg": [{
    "id": 0,
    "bri": 255,
    "cct": 127,
    "col": [
      [255, 206, 166, 0],
      [8, 255, 0, 0],
      [0, 0, 0, 0]
    ],
    "fx": 0
  }]
}
Expected Behavior

No flicker

Install Method

Binary from WLED.me

What version of WLED?

0.16.0.1

Which microcontroller/board are you seeing the problem on?

ESP32

Relevant log/trace output
Anything else?

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