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Yes, sorry, got my terms all mixed around:
fdrive, flks, and flkd control the standard blade Flickering (whenever the blade is powered on).
shmrd, shmrp, and shmrr control the blade Shimmer (whenever a clash is triggered).
focd, focp, and focr control the FOC effect (if you have it wired up for FOC, and a clash is triggered).
So I guess what I meant to say then as far as the Shimmer went, is that in practice it is more or less the opposite of FOC:
Shimmer dims the light and brightens the light back to normal levels in rapid succession, to create a clash effect.
FOC brightens the light (via a separate LED wired for that) and then dims the light back to normal levels in rapid succession, to create a clash effect.
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