Merge pull request #501 from worldpeace-germany/main

LED section clean up after doc migration

docs/config/light_stripes.md

@@ -12,14 +12,16 @@ title: "light_stripes:"
 |[machine](instructions/machine_config.md) config files |**YES** :white_check_mark:|
 |[mode](instructions/mode_config.md) config files|**NO** :no_entry_sign:|
 
-A `led_stripe` will create `count` leds for you starting the number
+A `light_stripes` will create `count` leds for you starting the number
 at `number_start`. If you need a prefix or suffix for the number you
 can use `number_template`. All settings in `led_template` will be
 applied to all LEDs. The only difference between
 [led_stripes](light_stripes.md) and
 [light_rings](light_rings.md) is how
 the x/y coordinates are computed.
 
+In order to access single light in your strip you can use the following syntax schema `<light_strip_name>_light_<light_number>`. Where `<light_strip_name>` is the name you have choosen for your light strip and `<light_number>` is the number of the light in the stip, keep in mind the numbering starts with 0 and not 1.
+
 ## Required settings
 
 The following sections are required in the `light_stripes:` section of

docs/mechs/lights/index.md

@@ -226,13 +226,19 @@ light_player:
     strip0: DFFF00
  led_off:
     led_strip_0: off
+ single_led_green:
+    led_strip_0_light_5: green #led_strip_0 is the name of the strip
 
 keyboard:
  1:
     event: led_off
  2:
     event: full_strip_on
+ 3:
+    event: single_led_green
 ```
+Pay attention to the event `single_led_green` to understand how to address a single light in your light strip.
+
 
 ## Monitorable Properties
 For dynamic values and conditional events, the prefix for lights is `device.lights.<name>`.

docs/mechs/lights/leds.md

@@ -37,30 +37,6 @@ channels (either RGBW or GRBW order). Other serial LEDs contain three
 white LEDs (WWW order). If nothing is specified MPF assumes RGB order so
 you need to specify it for any LED with a different channel order.
 
-MPF can control LEDs, including single-channel (single color) and full
-RGB LEDs. (You can control the order too, so you can control RGB, BRG,
-etc.) You can set default fade rates and control strips and rings of
-LEDs.
-
-In general there are two ways to wire LEDs in a pinball machine. Either
-parallel or serial. With serial LEDs you got a chain of LEDs which are
-connected to a controller board on one side. In contrast, with parallel
-LEDs every LED has its own wire(s) to the controller. While parallel
-LEDs are more robust in general they also require much more wiring.
-Which kind of LEDs you're using usually depends on what is supported in
-your platform (some support both).
-
-## Serial LEDs
-
-With serial LEDs the order of colors is usually fixed. For instance, in
-WS2811 LEDs (a common serial LED controller embedded inside the LED),
-the first channel is red, the second green and third is blue (RGB
-order). Newer WS2812 LEDs have GRB order (green, red and blue). Some
-LEDs also contain an additional white channel and thereby have four
-channels (either RGBW or GRBW order). Other serial LEDs contain three
-white LEDs (WWW order). If nothing is specified MPF assumes RGB order so
-you need to specify it for any LED with a different channel order.
-
 Overview video about serial LEDs:
 
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