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-# TM1637TinyDisplay Test Sketch
+# TM1637TinyDisplay Examples
 
+## Test Sketch
 The [TM1637Test.ino](TM1637Test/TM1637Test.ino) sketch will test the library functions.
 
 ## Demo Sketch
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 The [TM1637Demo.ino](TM1637Demo/TM1637Demo.ino) sketch will demonstrate the library functions
 and play an extended set of animation sequences.  The animations were built with the [Animator Tool](https://jasonacox.github.io/TM1637TinyDisplay/examples/7-segment-animator.html) referenced below.
 
 ## Animation 
 
 ### 7-Segment LED Display Animator Tool
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 ![Animator Tool](AnimatorToolThumb.png)
 
 This tool will allow the user to visually toggle on/off LEDs in a 4-digit
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 [https://jasonacox.github.io/TM1637TinyDisplay/examples/7-segment-animator.html](https://jasonacox.github.io/TM1637TinyDisplay/examples/7-segment-animator.html)
 
 ### Animation showAnimation() Function
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 The showAnimation() function projects a sequence of frames (patterns) onto the display.  This works by provide the function a multi-dimensional array of patterns.  
 
 As mentioned above, you can use the javascript based interactive [7-Segment LED Animator Tool](https://jasonacox.github.io/TM1637TinyDisplay/examples/7-segment-animator.html) to help build your animation. The source code is in this single-file HTML: [7-segment-animator.html](7-segment-animator.html) which you can run from your local file system or a website.  This tool will let you set up the LED sequences you want, save each frame and copy the final code (a static array) directly into your sketch to use for the `showAnimation(data, frames, timing)` function.  Here is an example implementation: