KenTi

Thanks Mark for the reply... I think I'll try to work on my patience and wait for the Go module 

Thanks Mark... I guess I'll put it in my spare parts box for a while ;-)

Any recommendation on a serial module? I think I read where there will be some coming out soon for the Go ports, and I guess I can wait, but in case I get a need to spend some money, it'd be nice to know what will work well with Netduino.

I'm guessing this is a no-go then and can't be used?

Hi Sven,

  Thank you for that very informative reply. Since I'm always trying to look for sources, where did you learn this or is this something that's general knowledge and I should have known 

So, to make sure I understand, I could have put anything in place of Pins.GPIO_PIN_D10 (like PIN_D09) and that would not have mattered? The pins 11, 12 and 13 are always the same for the purpose of SPI?

Again, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge... 

Thank you HSven1611... JCoder's code actually got me closer... I'm able to light up some of the strip now (still playing around with my limited time)

Now why is it that if I do the following:

SPI.Configuration spiConfig = new SPI.Configuration(Pins.GPIO_PIN_D10, false, 0, 0, false, true, 6666, SPI.SPI_module.SPI1);

I actually have to hook up my green wire to pin 11??? 

Looking at the code, I would think hooking it up to PIN 10 for the Digital I/O would be what I do.