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# Recommended boards with a built-in level shifter
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To ensure the LEDs will work properly with the Pico board, a 3.3V to 5V level shifter is needed. You can use an external one e.g. SN74AHCT125N or just buy a model of rp2040 that already has it built-in: Adafruit Feather RP2040 Scorpio (output: GPIO16-23), Pimoroni Plasma 2040 (GPIO14-15) or Pimoroni Plasma Stick 2040 W (GPIO15).
Pinout can be changed, but you need to make changes to `CMakeList.txt` (e.g. `OUTPUT_DATA_PIN` / `OUTPUT_SPI_DATA_PIN` / `OUTPUT_SPI_CLOCK_PIN`) and recompile the project. Also multi-segment mode can be enabled in this file: `SECOND_SEGMENT_INDEX` option at the beginning and optionally `SECOND_SEGMENT_REVERSED`. Once compiled, the results can be found in the `firmwares` folder.
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Pinout can be changed, but you need to make changes to `CMakeList.txt` (e.g. `OUTPUT_DATA_PIN` / `OUTPUT_SPI_DATA_PIN` / `OUTPUT_SPI_CLOCK_PIN`) and recompile the project. Also multi-segment mode can be enabled in this file: `SECOND_SEGMENT_INDEX` option at the beginning and optionally `SECOND_SEGMENT_REVERSED`. Once compiled, the results can be found in the `firmwares` folder.
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Of course, you can also build your custom firmware completely online using Github Actions. The manual can be found on [wiki](https://github.com/awawa-dev/HyperSerialPico/wiki). Be sure to follow the steps in the correct order.
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