Enable the PWM status LED on Pimoroni Tiny 2040 and PicoSystem #4796
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@ZodiusInfuser Do you have details on the RGB LEDs on these boards? |
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@dhalbert Yes, both boards have a common anode RGB LED, so pins need to be active low. Do the config changes proposed here allow for that? I am unclear why the pin defines were changed from |
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Yeah the code was tested on the Tiny2040, it blinks as expected from #4743 |
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@ZodiusInfuser I'm not sure they worked as-is. I think this will make it work. |
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Found no info on the PicoSystem pwm LED, let's assume it's inverted too until further notice.