#I am having a dickens of a time playing
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using board.MOSI or board.D24 has the same effect (they should be the same pin anyway)
it's a 4m roll that I got and it had the same weird behavior before I cut the length, so at a minimum nothing has changed :S
anybody have any thoughts as to why I might doing wrong here? SDO is the pin I want for SPI data out right?
>>> dots[3]
(0, 255, 0, 1.0)```
Clearly shows the right data, but the strip just kinda' does whatever it wants
# MAIN LOOP
while True:
print("Red fill")
dots.fill((255,0,0))
time.sleep(1)
print("Green fill")
dots.fill((0,255,0))
time.sleep(1)
print("Blue fill")
dots.fill((0,0,255))
time.sleep(1)``` example script here... and it does stuff like this...
how is the strip powered ?
I ask that because there can be shenanigans when powering with 5V and not level-shifting the clock and data pins I think
or powering some types of strips with 3.3V when they can't really work with it
I'm using a 5V (4amp) PSU via a barrel connector on the power. the strip has a pigtail for power only and that's what's providing power
well i feel dumb
if i just wire a ground to a gnd pin on the s2 though to the strip, won't that potentially fry my s2?
I think it shouldn't, though I'm more of a software guy
20$ yolo seems successful :teamwork:
๐ it's deff working now like it's coded
(they don't in the guide)