 
  DigiEddy
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    I was wondering that it was possible to connect an neopixel ring(16) directly to the ez b4? If so, where do i connect the com port to ? tnx

Looks great! Can't wait to throw out the Uno I have running my Neo Pixel Ring.
:D Thanks!
Yes DJ, that looks exactly right. Thanks for the video The neopixels rope is sold at adafruit, right? The only problem is that they only seem to sell 1 metre lengths. I need at least 20 metres of LED rope for my project. Does anyone know if its available?
 The neopixels rope is sold at adafruit, right? The only problem is that they only seem to sell 1 metre lengths. I need at least 20 metres of LED rope for my project. Does anyone know if its available?
Man you will need a lot of amperage for that. I would recommend splitting the strands across many 5 volt power supplies.
Think about that each neopixel has 3 led's. And unlike the ez-robot RGB 8x8 or RGB Eyes, neo pixels are "always on". The ez-robot rgb 8x8 or rgb eyes uses a pulse width technique in which only 1 led is on at a time. Neopixels do not have that option.
So if there are 3 led's per neo pixel...and you have 2,000 neo pixels. That's actually 6,000 led's! EAK
I can tell you that the 8x8 display in my video has 64 neo pixels, which is 192 LEDs. At 150 brightness, it draws 1.6-1.7 amps!
Is this a future piece of hardware to be the bridge between the EZ-B and Adafruit Neopixel products...this would be very much appreciated!
You bet. More info here: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Help.aspx?id=225
Here's a pic of the production version module
Nice, pixel blaster ! can't wait...