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| - | 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. | + | When chaining multiple DigiLED's together, you only need to connect 3 points as a daisy chain using VCC, DO>DI and GND. |
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| + | 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 on the second row from the bottom of the board. | ||
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| + | If you added LED #3 you would need to connect DigiLED #2's top three pins to the second row from the bottom on DigiLED #3 and so-on and so forth. After DigiLED 1, the side pins and 5V, GND, VIN should not be connected, only the three input and output points for chaining. | ||
| =====Programming:===== | =====Programming:===== | ||