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digispark:tutorials:digiled [2014/12/02 03:14]
pfeerick Added another sample sketch for a single DigiLED
digispark:tutorials:digiled [2014/12/28 21:38]
kermed [Assembly:]
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-When inserting the LED into the board ensure the two longer ​leasd of the LED goes through the holes marked data out and ground (see photo) - this ensures you have the LED oriented properly. Solder the LED leads and clip off the excess.+When inserting the LED into the board ensure the two longer ​leads of the LED goes through the holes marked data out and ground (see photo) - this ensures you have the LED oriented properly. Solder the LED leads and clip off the excess.
  
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-When inserting the LED into the board ensure the two longer ​leasd of the LED goes through the holes marked data out and ground (see photo) - this ensures you have the LED oriented properly. Solder the LED leads and clip off the excess.+When inserting the LED into the board ensure the two longer ​leads of the LED goes through the holes marked data out and ground (see photo) - this ensures you have the LED oriented properly. Solder the LED leads and clip off the excess.
  
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 Your DigiLED shield is complete! Your DigiLED shield is complete!
  
-**Note:** On the back of the shield there is a solder patch to activate pin 5 instead of pin 1 as the digital input.+**Note:** On the back of the shield there is a solder patch to activate pin 5 instead of pin 1 as the digital input.  If you are not using the DigiLED as a shield onto the DigiSpark Pro and planning on running it at a distance, you only need to connect the specified digital pin (Pin 1) and bottom 3 pins (5V, GND, VIN).  You do not need to connect all 6 pins on the right-hand side of the shield.
  
 +=====Chaining:​=====
  
 +When chaining multiple DigiLED'​s together, you only need to connect 3 points as a daisy chain using VCC, DO>DI and GND.  For example, LED #1 would need the top 3 pins VCC, DO (out) and GND to connect to DigiLED #2's VCC, DI (in) and GND near the bottom of the board. ​ If you added LED #3 you would need to connect DigiLED #2's top three pins to the lower-mid pins on DigiLED #3 and so-on and so forth. ​ After DigiLED 1, the side pins and 5V, GND, VIN should not be connected. ​
  
 =====Programming:​===== =====Programming:​=====
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