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Please post detailed diagram how did you connect it. You need only one gpio for led data and the other for ground |
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This connection is incorrect You should not use LED 5V for Pico pinout. |
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I can confirm, that this connection is much better :) it works. Thank You |
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I've fried my apa102 strip some months ago, and left hyper hdr train for some months. But decided to go back with new hardware. So I've purchased SK6812 Cold RGBW strip, adafruit itsy bitsy, and this time did solid soldering. Latest beta 20 of hyper hdr delivered on my old RPi 3b. Pi pico flashed with hyperserial pico from releases with according firmware. All this connected to Rpi3b with usb and data to strip from GPIO 2 and Power to strip on GPIO14 also strip connected to power brick. Hyper hdr detects pico, but there fun ends it's not doing anything strip is whole wite color not reacting to any change. I've tested everything fast with ESP32 and WLED, same power brick, same pi, same strip and everything works. Some ideas what could be wrong?
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