The following options need to be set in the `config.h` file
For more information on recommended pins for different boards, see: [Pin Recommendations](Pin-Recomendations)

| Option | info | example |
|---|---|---|
| `WIFI_SSID` | Your WiFi SSID | `#define WIFI_SSID "myWifi"` |
| `WIFI_PASSWORD` | Your WiFi Password | `#define WIFI_PASSWORD "yourWiFiPassword"` |
| `MQTT_BROKER` | Your MQTT Broker's IP Address | `#define MQTT_BROKER "192.168.1.10"` |
| `MQTT_PORT` | Your MQTT port (usually 1883 for unencrypted connection) | `#define MQTT_PORT 1883` |
| `MQTT_USERNAME` | Your MQTT username | `#define MQTT_USERNAME "MQTTuser" |
| `MQTT_PASSWORD` | Your MQTT password | `#define MQTT_PASSWORD "MQTTpassword"`
| `DEVICE_NAME` | The Unique name for this device | `#define DEVICE_NAME "myPinkyLED1"` |
| `LED_TYPE` |  Your LED type WS2812 / WS2811 | `#define LED_TYPE WS2812` |
| `COLOR_ORDER` | your color order (normally: RGB for WS2811 or GRB for WS2812) | `#define COLOR_ORDER GRB` |
| `NUM_LEDS` | The number of LEDs you are connecting | `#define NUM_LEDS 150`|
| `DATA_PIN` | The Pin the LEDs are connected to | `#define DATA_PIN 23` |
| `OTA_PASSWORD` | the password for remote uploads via the ArduinoIDE | `#define OTA_PASSWORD "myOTApassword"` |
| `USE_DISCOVERY` | Sets remote discovery for home assistant.  Remove if you do not want to use discovery| |
| `USE_WHITE_BALANCE_FOR_SPEED` | Uses Home Assistant's built in White Value slider for animation speed.  Remove if you do not want to use the white value slider for animation speed | |
| `MQTT_GROUP_TOPIC` | MQTT group topic of your own choice. Useful for controlling a group of PinkyLEDs with one MQTT command. Remove if not wanted  | `#define MQTT_GROUP_TOPIC "cmnd/outsidePinkyLEDs"` |
| `ENABLE_E131` | Enables E1.31 Remove if you do not want to use E1.31 | |
| `UNIVERSE_START` | The first universe to listen for on E1.31  Remove if not using E1.31 | `#define UNIVERSE_START 1` |
| `POWER_BUTTON_PIN` | The pin your power button (or rotary encoder push) is connected to (Remove if not using power button) | `#define POWER_BUTTON_PIN  18` |
| `COLOR_BUTTON_PIN` | The pin your color button (or rotary encoder push) is connected to (Remove if not using color button) | `#define COLOR_BUTTON_PIN  19`
| `EFFECT_BUTTON_PIN` | The pin your effect button (or rotary encoder push) is connected to (Remove if not effect power button) | `#define EFFECT_BUTTON_PIN 21` |
| `BRIGHTNESS_ENCODER_DT` | The pin your Brightness encoder DT is connected to (Remove if not using brightness encoder) | `#define BRIGHTNESS_ENCODER_DT 25` |
| `BRIGHTNESS_ENCODER_CLK` | The pin your Brightness encoder CLK is connected to (Remove if not using brightness encoder) | `#define BRIGHTNESS_ENCODER_CLK 26` |         
| `SPEED_ENCODER_DT` | The pin your Speed encoder DT is connected to (Remove if not using Speed encoder) | `#define SPEED_ENCODER_DT 32`|
| `SPEED_ENCODER_CLK` | The pin your Speed encoder CLK is connected to (Remove if not using Speed encoder) | `#define SPEED_ENCODER_CLK 33` |
| `BRIGHTNESS_ENCODER_LESS_STEPS` | reduces the steps needed for the brightness encoder (remove if encoder is too responsive) | |
| `SPEED_ENCODER_LESS_STEPS` | reduces the steps needed for the speed encoder (remove if encoder is too responsive) | |
| `AUDIO_REACTIVE_PIN` | The analog pin that the analog input from the microphone module is connected to (remove if not using microphone module)| `#define AUDIO_REACTIVE_PIN   A0` |
| `AUDIO_HIGH_LEVEL` | Audio High level sensitivity adjustment (Remove if not using audio input) | `#define AUDIO_HIGH_LEVEL 50` |
| `AUDIO_LOW_LEVEL` | Audio low level sensitivity adjustment(Remove if not using audio input) | `#define AUDIO_LOW_LEVEL 0` |

_Note that the sensitivity of the microphone module can be adjusted using the pot on the board.  I found it best to adjust so that any sound starts to illuminate the LED2 on the microphone module. The `AUDIO_HIGH_LEVEL` and `AUDIO_LOW_LEVEL` are limiting ranges and may be adjusted to suit._