SmartIO can be used to expand single-channel PWM to multiple channels, it is easy to realize multiple channels Breathing LED control use similar design.

Attached sample projects shows you how to realize that.

This document was generated from the following discussion: Expand single-channel PWM to multiple channels using SmartIO

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