On the Subject of RGB Mixing
Also known as the colour mixing boys!
- This module has 3 coloured LEDs, a frequency selector and a submit button.
- Use the RGB values of each of the coloured LEDs on the module in step 1 to determine which colour to use.
- Then using the colour determined in step 1, use the table in step 2 to determine which frequency to submit.
- Each LED can be made up of a red value, green value and blue value of either 0 or 1.
- The possible LED colours are: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Black and White.
- Use Appendix ACM for help determining the RGB values of the LEDs.
Step 1
Read the rules below and take the colour of LED referred of the first rule that applies.
- If all three LEDs have green values of 1, use the first LED.
- Otherwise, if all three LEDs have red values of 0, use the third LED.
- Otherwise, if there is only one LED that has a blue value of 1, use the LED with the blue value of 1.
- Otherwise, if there is only one LED that has a green value of 0, use the LED with the green value of 0.
- Otherwise, use the second LED.
Step 2
Use the table below to determine which frequency to submit based on the colour found in step 1.
| Colour | Frequency |
|---|---|
| White | 98.43 |
| Cyan | 98.48 |
| Red | 98.53 |
| Green | 98.63 |
| Magenta | 98.68 |
| Yellow | 98.78 |
| Black | 98.83 |
| Blue | 98.88 |