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    This document describes a state machine for controlling an LED strip based on game events. The LED strip can be static colors like red, green, or purple depending on game states like winning, losing, or an incorrect answer. It can also flash colors like red for an incorrect answer. The LED strip is turned off after flashing for a set time period. Transitions between states are triggered by events like initializing, answering correctly or incorrectly, winning or losing a game.

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    This document describes a state machine for controlling an LED strip based on game events. The LED strip can be static colors like red, green, or purple depending on game states like winning, losing, or an incorrect answer. It can also flash colors like red for an incorrect answer. The LED strip is turned off after flashing for a set time period. Transitions between states are triggered by events like initializing, answering correctly or incorrectly, winning or losing a game.

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    This document describes a state machine for controlling an LED strip based on game events. The LED strip can be static colors like red, green, or purple depending on game states like winning, losing, or an incorrect answer. It can also flash colors like red for an incorrect answer. The LED strip is turned off after flashing for a set time period. Transitions between states are triggered by events like initializing, answering correctly or incorrectly, winning or losing a game.

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    This document describes a state machine for controlling an LED strip based on game events. The LED strip can be static colors like red, green, or purple depending on game states like winning, losing, or an incorrect answer. It can also flash colors like red for an incorrect answer. The LED strip is turned off after flashing for a set time period. Transitions between states are triggered by events like initializing, answering correctly or incorrectly, winning or losing a game.

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    LEDStripService

    ChangeColorFlashing [Game not in WrongEvent]


    -Set FlashingColor to Param
    -Set LED Strip to FlashingColor
    LEDStripFlashingOn -Start LEDStripTimer
    GameLost
    Set LED Strip to Red
    Init

    LEDStripStatic
    ES_INIT LEDStripTimer Timeout
    -Turn off LED strip -Set LED Strip to FlashingColor
    GameWon -Start LEDStripTimer LEDStripTimer Timeout
    Set LED Strip to Green
    -Set LED Strip to Off
    -Start LEDStripTimer
    NeedEve IncorrectAnswer
    Set LED Strip to Purple -Set FlashingColor to Red
    -Set LED Strip to FlashingColor
    -Start LEDStripTimer LEDStripFlashingOff

    ChangeColorStatic [Game not in WrongEvent]


    -Set LED Strip to param

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