> Then just use an 8 pin PIC to drive the LEDs.  The LEDs are matrixed onto 4
> or 5 pins.  Talk to it serially via the input-only pin (GPIO3).  Its a tiny
> footprint and probably much cheaper than the alternatives.
>
> dwayne

Ah yes, off course, great idea! And I could add PWM & blinking support and everything in software. But how do I connect those 2-pins bicolor LEDs to the pins? I tried to figure it out, but unfortunately, I didn't succeed...



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