Support multiple strips in one Python program #4
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Previously, a necessary delay at the end of pixel transmission was not enforced. The new test program is intended for a braincraft hat with a 96-pixel LED strip on each of the two GPIO connectors, but can be modified for other uses. Closes: #3
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@gracexciv if you get a chance to test that would be great. I did reproduce a glitch/corruption problem using the |
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Previously, a necessary delay at the end of pixel transmission was not enforced.
I tested on a Pi 5 with two https://www.adafruit.com/product/4310 strips on pins 12 & 13. I also re-tested with the single strip program and it still worked.
Closes: #3