Thanks for all the pointers. I'll have a look at the motor board and the Grove modules for more info on how you did it for Arduino shields.
I've got a Pimoroni GFX HAT and, as it's exactly the same display as on the Pixl, I thought I'd give that a try first, by wiring it up to my Pico. Like you wrote it should, in theory, just be a case of changing the relevant pin definitions to match how I wire it up. The fancy RGB backlights and the touch pads/LEDs on the GFX HAT can also be implemented in espruino, but first the LCD itself.
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Hi Gordon,
Thanks for all the pointers. I'll have a look at the motor board and the Grove modules for more info on how you did it for Arduino shields.
I've got a Pimoroni GFX HAT and, as it's exactly the same display as on the Pixl, I thought I'd give that a try first, by wiring it up to my Pico. Like you wrote it should, in theory, just be a case of changing the relevant pin definitions to match how I wire it up. The fancy RGB backlights and the touch pads/LEDs on the GFX HAT can also be implemented in espruino, but first the LCD itself.