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Hyperk

Hyperk is a minimalist, high-performance uni-platform WiFi/Ethernet LED driver for ESP8266, ESP32 (S2, S3, C2, C3, C5, C6), Raspberry Pi Pico W (RP2040, RP2350). Designed as a lightweight and streamlined component that avoids unnecessary complexity, it delivers low‑latency performance and integrates smoothly with platforms such as HyperHDR, while offering essential home‑automation capabilities through a clean, modern codebase.

Installation

The firmware can be flashed directly from your browser: hyperk.hyperhdr.org

Tip

Once installed, you can also perform OTA updates directly through the local Web GUI.


Supported Hardware

  • Espressif: ESP8266, ESP32, ESP32-S2, ESP32-S3, ESP32-C2, ESP32-C3, ESP32-C5, ESP32-C6, WT32-ETH01

    • Initial support for custom boards: GLEDOPTO, DOMRAEM, Athom/IoTorero including LAN8720 chipset
  • Raspberry Pi Pico W: RP2040, RP2350

Includes support for multi-segment (board-dependent), power-relay control, and HyperSerial (USB serial port communication).

Supported LED Types

  • NeoPixel RGB: WS2812b and compatible.
  • NeoPixel RGBW: SK6812 (includes white channel calibration known from HyperSerial).
  • DotStar SPI: APA102 and high-speed clocked LEDs.

Manual

👉 https://wiki.hyperhdr.eu/Hyperk

Integration

  • HyperHDR WiFi: Dedicated Hyperk driver. Also works via its native DDP, udpraw, and WLED drivers.
  • HyperHDR Serial Port: HyperHDR Adalight USB serial communication variant (AWA protocol).
  • Home Assistant: Automatic discovery with support for power on/off, color, and brightness control.
HyperHDR Home Assistant
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Network Services

Service Port Protocol / Description
Web GUI 80 Device configuration
UDP DDP 4048 DDP listener
UDP RealTime 21324 Real-time stream listener
UDP Raw RGB 5568 Raw color stream listener

LEDs turn off automatically 6.5s after stream loss.


Developed for performance. Optimized for HyperHDR. Privacy & Technical Note

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A lightweight, wireless, high-performance LED controller for ESP8266, ESP32 family (inc. S2/S3/C2/C3/C5/C6) and Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040/RP2350). Fast, multi-arch alternative for driving LED strips over WiFi.

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adalightambilightesp32esp8266home-assistanthyperhdrhyperserialled-stripsraspberry-pi-picowirelesswled-api

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