Datasheet

If you're using a 64x64 RGB matrix and either a Bonnet

or a Rev C HAT, use your soldering iron to melt a blob of

solder on the bottom solder jumper so the middle pad is

'shorted' to 8.

(This is compatible with 64x64 matrices in

the Adafruit store. For 64x64 matrices from other

sources, you might need to use 16 instead, check the

datasheet.)

Step 4. Power up your Pi via MicroUSB (optional but suggested)

Connect your Raspberry Pi to power via the microUSB cable, just like you normally would to power it up.

You can power the Pi via the 5V wall plug that is also used for the Matrix but its best to have it powered seperately

Step 5. Plug in the 5V DC power for the Matrix