My overrides.cfg /Kermit

# http://www.lightshowpi.org/
#
# SAMPLE CONFIGURATION FILE
# -------------------------
# This is a SAMPLE configuration file for the program. This file follows conventions
# of a python config file. The variables defined below control variable aspects
# of the program. To use this sample file, copy it to the config directory and rename
# the file "overrides.cfg".  This sample file only contains settings related to making
# specific functions or hardware work that are outlined in the description below. You can
# make changes to other settings by modifing the "config/defaults.cfg" file, or by adding
# them directly to this file.  NOTE: Full descriptions for each setting below can be found in
# the "config/defaults.cfg" file.
#
# Author: Chris Usey ([email protected])
#
# ----------------------------------------------
# -- Model B AND mcp23017 Sample Config File --
# ----------------------------------------------
# This sample config file can be used as a starting point for configuring your
# RaspberryPi Model B with a mcp23017 Port Expander to add 16 additional GPIO to your project.
# This sample configures the RaspberryPi to use 8 GPIO of the RaspberryPi Model B and
# an additional 16 GPIO of the mcp23017 Port expander for a total of 24 channels.

# mcp23017 Chip Addressing
# The following details how you might wire up a mcp23017 port expander to the raspberry Pi
#
#       RpiPin              mcp23017 PINOUT              RpiPin
#  _______________|_________________________________|_______________
#                 |             ___  ___            |
#                 |            |   ()   |           |
#                 |   GPB0 <-> | 1   28 | <-> GPA7  |
#                 |   GPB1 <-> | 2   27 | <-> GPA6  |
#                 |   GPB2 <-> | 3   26 | <-> GPA5  |
#                 |   GPB3 <-> | 4   25 | <-> GPA4  |
#                 |   GPB4 <-> | 5   24 | <-> GPA3  |
#                 |   GPB5 <-> | 6   23 | <-> GPA2  |
#                 |   GPB6 <-> | 7   23 | <-> GPA1  |
#                 |   GPB7 <-> | 8   22 | <-> GPA0  |
#     3.3v        |    VDD --> | 9   20 | --> INTA  |
#     GND         |    VSS --> | 10  19 | --> INTB  |
#                 |     NC --- | 11  18 | --> RESET |     3.3v
#     5 (SCL)     |    SCL --> | 12  17 | <-- A2    |     GND
#     3 (SDA)     |    SDA <-> | 13  16 | <-- A1    |     GND
#                 |     NC --- | 14  15 | <-- A0    |     GND
#                 |            |________|           |
#
#
# PINS A0,A1,A2 determine the address assigned to the device. The diagram above sets the address i2c_address
# to 0x20. To achieve a different address set the pins as follows:
#
# 0x20 = A0(GND)   A1(GND)   A2(GND)
# 0x21 = A0(GND)   A1(GND)   A2(3.3v)
# 0x22 = A0(GND)   A1(3.3v)  A2(GND)
# 0x23 = A0(GND)   A1(3.3v)  A2(3.3v)
# 0x24 = A0(3.3v)  A1(GND)   A2(GND)
# 0x25 = A0(3.3v)  A1(GND)   A2(3.3v)
# 0x26 = A0(3.3v)  A1(3.3v)  A2(GND)
# 0x27 = A0(3.3v)  A1(3.3v)  A2(3.3v)



[hardware]

# Enable the mcp23017 port expander and set it's pin base as 65 with a chip address of 0x20
# for more information on chip addressing see notes above.
devices = {
		"mcp23017": [
			{
				"pinBase": "65",
				"i2cAddress": "0x20"
			}
		]
	}

# GPIO Pins
gpio_pins = 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80