Hello
I want to connect 20 hexagons (nanoleaf like) but I need 12 pins on each side of the hexagon.
What kind of connectors to use? Or guide me to a cheap and good connection between hexagons.
Thank you
These are Nanoleaf connectors...
What's a hexagon led??? Links to the products please!
How about right angle female headers, and right angle male headers?
They will have to be inserted/removed in the vertical plane?
Solar Roadways model?
boolrules:
They will have to be inserted/removed in the vertical plane?
Solar Roadways model?
Yes they are inserted/removed in the vertical plane...first tile it is connected to a motherboard that send different signals each pin. The main idea is to send all 12 connections between tiles.
CrossRoads:
How about right angle female headers, and right angle male headers?
Pololu - 0.100" (2.54 mm) Female Header: 1x12-Pin, Right-Angle
https://www.pololu.com/product/967
They are ok but the main problem is that is hard to solder 10 0000 tiles for mass production.....I want something similar to laptop connections like ribbon connections ...Thank you for the quick reply
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You do mean solder don't you?
I want something similar to laptop connections like ribbon connections
I don't understand, what ever you use you end up soldering stuff to it.
Solder sorry....and yes, laptop ribbon.
Before I consider the type of connector, I think you should explain why you want twelve connections at each point..
Given you mention Arduinos, I would think four connections would be quite sufficient.
I need to send all the connections through all the hexagons....for example one hexagon is red and use ground and pin 1, another hex is blue and use ground and pin 6 an so on...
But if you use WS2812 LEDs or an I2C interface you would only need the four pin interconnectors you already have.
I need 12...
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OK, I'm out. 
Maybe look at this or similar.
