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 <p><strong>1.</strong> Connect a  WS2812B-compatible RGB(W) led strip to <code>GPIO2</code>. On most ESP8266 based development boards, this pin is labeled <code>D4</code>; on ESP32 based boards, use <code>IO16</code> or <code>G16</code> or <code>16</code>. <em>If the connecting wire cannot be kept short, use a <a href="/basics/compatible-hardware#levelshifters">level shifter/translator</a>.</em> Optionally, connect a normally open pushbutton to <code>GPIO0</code> (NodeMCU/Wemos pin <code>D3</code>, on ESP32 use <code>IO17</code>) and ground for <a href="/features/macros">configurable actions</a>.
 <strong>Note:</strong> Board pin naming varies depending on the manufacturer. Please use the board pinout from the <em>specific</em> board you purchased and use the GPIO pins to reference this guide. <em>Make sure to connect ESP and LED-strip grounds together!</em></p>
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 <p>While using an ESP8266 and LEDs that have clock and data, you can either use hardware SPI (mostly faster) or software SPI.</p>
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 <li>hardware SPI: use <code>GPIO14</code> (SCLK) for clock and <code>GPIO13</code> (MOSI) for data.</li>