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Yes, the power supply is sufficient, 4A, but may handle even more because I think it is of good quality.I now have a resistant on the data line, but it doesn't work. Also, I'm using another Arduino board now, the Arduino Nano w/ ATmega328. Still the same problem with this board, so I'm sure there's something wrong in the leds, software, drivers or power supply. I will test further, but if anyone here has a good idea, please tell because I like to know!
Yes, the power supply is sufficient, 4A, but may handle even more because I think it is of good quality.
I now have a resistant on the data line, but it doesn't work. Also, I'm using another Arduino board now, the Arduino Nano w/ ATmega328. Still the same problem with this board, so I'm sure there's something wrong in the leds, software, drivers or power supply. I will test further, but if anyone here has a good idea, please tell because I like to know!
