Hey,
First of all, im an absolut beginner with this stuff, so sorry for being stupid in advance!
Every RGB LED I see online uses 3 resistors and 3 connectors to the Powersource, with one pin being for ground.
But in my setup this doesn’t work, instead I use one pin for power and the other 3 for ground, depending on which ground is connected, the color changes.
Am I doing something wrong?
Hallo zusammen, ich weiß nicht ob das hier das richtige subreddit dafür ist, aber kann mir jemand sagen wie ich das gezeigte Teil benutze? (Breadboard und raspberry pi pico)
Ich habe das so geschenkt bekommen und habe keine Infos dazu
Hey everyone,
I’m have a little bit of experience with raspberry pies, not not much.
Now I wanted to try my luck with the pico, I got an old one from a friend.
My problem is fairly specific, but maybe one of you all can help me with this:
When I connect the raspberry pi with my pc, I get notified, that the usb port can’t supply enough power for the device, so I power power it with a small voltage board (idk if that’s the real name)
When I use the picos own usb to connect to my computer I get the „connect sound“ and it shows up in my device manager. I press the BOOTSEL button, but it doesn’t show up as storage
When I try to use Thonny to connect with the pico it shows up, but then I get the error, that the device is busy atm.
I don’t know if I have connected to pico the correct way.
Maybe one of you all can help me?