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**Only Required if you are using multiple devices on your Raspberry Pi, if not, move to step 3**\
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**Important:**
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> If you are using a GPIO wiring setup for the LEDs that does not support I2C, you will not see anything show up for the LEDS.\
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Again, this is only for if you have **OTHER** devices you plan on hooking up to make sure they still show up under I2C\
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> Again, this is only for if you have **OTHER** devices you plan on hooking up to make sure they still show up under I2C\
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* Enabling I2C:
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* From Command Line:
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sudo pip3 install adafruit-circuitpython-pixel-framebuf
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```
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4. Changing Conflicting HDMI Settings:\
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**Important:** Only do this if you are having issues with the LEDs, this is not always needed!\
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**Important:** Only do this if you are having issues with the LEDs, this is not always needed!\
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sudo nano /boot/config.txt
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```
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