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@t0mg t0mg commented Feb 17, 2026

I have implemented a new StatusLED class that provides PWM control for an external monochrome LED. This class supports complex breathing patterns defined by four phases: off, fade-in, on, and fade-out, as requested.

I've integrated this into the main application logic:

  • Fast blink during initial boot.
  • Specific breathing patterns for WiFi Station and AP modes.
  • Blink when the SD card is detected.
  • Slow breathing during video/image playback and a solid dim light when paused.

The hardware pin is configurable via the STATUS_LED_PIN macro in platformio.ini, which I've defaulted to GPIO 14. I also ensured that the PWM channel (1) does not conflict with the display backlight (0).


PR created automatically by Jules for task 9036901767817280568 started by @t0mg

- Implement StatusLED class for PWM-driven monochrome LED.
- Support customizable breathing patterns with a 4-phase utility function.
- Integrate StatusLED into main.cpp to show system status (booting, WiFi, SD, playback).
- Add STATUS_LED_PIN=GPIO_NUM_14 to platformio.ini.

Co-authored-by: t0mg <1903597+t0mg@users.noreply.github.com>
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