Is there a resource for how to use JSON pin names when using PD2dsy?

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Hi mirko!

Yes, we’re preparing for bunch of video tutorials! But in the meantime, let me know if you have any questions.

  1. The Daisy Seed outputs 0.0V-3.3V out of its DAC outputs. And on boards like the Daisy Patch, that signal is amplified to 0.0V-5.0V.

  2. The Daisy (unlike Arduino) has GPIO pins. So pin D20 can be analog input or even digital output. Also worth noting that, even if you decided to use pin D20 as analog A5, it doesn’t care if you’re using an analog component like potentiometer or digital component like a switch as long as the voltage coming in is 0.0V to 3.3V range.

  3. Cd4051 Multiplexer Tutorial Is Here!

  4. If you’re using DaisyDuino or .cpp, it’ll be easy: Let's Add 4+ More DACs/CVs with Quad DAC! (Also, I2C tips!)
    For pd2dsy and Oopsy, I haven’t looked too deep into it.
    In general, a component like the MCP4922 is recommend for adding more DACs.

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