A single NZR communication mode is used in the data transfer protocol.
After the pixel power-on reset, the DIN port gets data from the controller; the first pixel gathers initial 24bit data and delivers it to the internal data latch; the other data is reshaped by the internal signal reshaping amplification circuit and sent to the next cascade pixel via the DO port.
After transmission, each pixel's signal is reduced to 24 bits.
Each WS2813 LED pixel uses auto-reshaping transmission technology, which means that the pixel cascade numbers do not refer to the signal's transmission, but merely to the speed at which it is transmitted.
After 24bit data phagocytosis, the BIN gets the data signal and compares it to the DIN side; if DIN does not receive the signal, the BIN switches to accepting the input signal, guaranteeing that any IC damage does not disrupt signal cascade transmission.
Ensure that the BIN is in the receiving signal mode until it resumes after powering down.