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| There are two ways to wire up these displays - one is a more flexible method (you can use any pins on the Arduino) and the other is much faster (4-8x faster, but you are required to use the hardware SPI pins) We will begin by showing how to use the more flexible method. | There are two ways to wire up these displays - one is a more flexible method (you can use any pins on the Arduino) and the other is much faster (4-8x faster, but you are required to use the hardware SPI pins) We will begin by showing how to use the more flexible method. | ||
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| + | ** The shield version is pre-wired for hardware SPI. Once you have soldered in the headers, you can skip the wiring instructions and proceed to the "Graphics Library" section for the library code and examples ** | ||
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