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<blockquote data-quote="bob808" data-source="post: 1057303" data-attributes="member: 77243">aha - I don't think I selected a board - I will have another look tonight!&nbsp; Thanks guys will let you know how I fare!edit - it defaulted to the correct board...&nbsp; issue is the&nbsp;&nbsp; FastSPI_LED.setPin(PIN,11,13); line - if I change this to just 1 integer it works, it doesn't like me having 2 or 3 pins defined (message is candidates are: void CFastSPI_LED::setPin(int))Edited post rather than adding more off topic messages - I have tried multiple fastspi packages, but none seem to let me have 3 defined.&nbsp; Any ideas?&nbsp; Do I need to define pin 4, 11 and 13?Edit (again) - flashing this with setPin(4) or 11 or 13 works, but the colours don't tie up correctly - I get greens instead of red etc.Has anyone got a working fastSPI that supports 3 pin's defined so will flash, or a working fastspi2 code I can use?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bob808, post: 1057303, member: 77243"] aha - I don't think I selected a board - I will have another look tonight! Thanks guys will let you know how I fare! edit - it defaulted to the correct board... issue is the FastSPI_LED.setPin(PIN,11,13); line - if I change this to just 1 integer it works, it doesn't like me having 2 or 3 pins defined (message is candidates are: void CFastSPI_LED::setPin(int)) Edited post rather than adding more off topic messages - I have tried multiple fastspi packages, but none seem to let me have 3 defined. Any ideas? Do I need to define pin 4, 11 and 13? Edit (again) - flashing this with setPin(4) or 11 or 13 works, but the colours don't tie up correctly - I get greens instead of red etc. Has anyone got a working fastSPI that supports 3 pin's defined so will flash, or a working fastspi2 code I can use? [/QUOTE]

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