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Board Version 2.3 HINT

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MagicHome-LED-strip-controller.md

@ -46,6 +46,8 @@ Some GPIO are preconfigured with the board:
- GPIO14 - Red color on the LED strip, second pin from the GND - GPIO14 - Red color on the LED strip, second pin from the GND
- GPIO12 - Blue color on the LED strip, third pin from the GND - GPIO12 - Blue color on the LED strip, third pin from the GND
Check this for Board Version 2.3 : [#1867](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/issues/1867#issuecomment-364811579)
Due to variants, you can configure: Due to variants, you can configure:
- GPIO04 - on non-IR boards, it's an open pin you can use for Onewire, button or something else. It might have pull-down resistor and/or bypass capacitor, so please take that into consideration. On IR-enabled boards, IR receiver is connected to this pin, so you can use IRRecv as functionality. - GPIO04 - on non-IR boards, it's an open pin you can use for Onewire, button or something else. It might have pull-down resistor and/or bypass capacitor, so please take that into consideration. On IR-enabled boards, IR receiver is connected to this pin, so you can use IRRecv as functionality.
- GPIO13 - This pin is not used on RGB board (so you'll leave it as "None"), but on RGBW, it's driving another channel (cold white or warm white) for LED strip. - GPIO13 - This pin is not used on RGB board (so you'll leave it as "None"), but on RGBW, it's driving another channel (cold white or warm white) for LED strip.