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    Control NeoPixel LEDs

    Jan 10, 2023 2 minutes

    YOU NEED

    » Any Pi Pico

    » Micro USB cable

    » Thonny Editor

    » MicroPython firmware

    » WS2812B LEDs (with suitable power)

    We’re using MicroPython here to control a small set of LEDs. Known as NeoPixels, they are a string of LEDs that are generally multicoloured and can be addressed individually. NeoPixel is the name given. Then hold down the Bootsel button on the Pico board and connect to your PC or laptop. Copy the downloaded file to the newly mounted disk, then the Pico W reboots and loads MicroPython.

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