For this example, you'll need the Qwiic Pro Micro, the Qwiic Twist RGB Rotary Encoder, and the Qwiic Mirco OLED Breakout. As you'll see in subsequent examples, the wiring hookup is essentially the same in each circuit. Simply use Qwiic cables to connect the Pro Micro to the rotary encoder and OLED display. The order that you put them in doesn't matter, as long as they're all connected together. Then, all you need to do is plug the Pro Micro into your computer, and upload the Qwiic Twist Mkro OLEDD is play.ino sketch. Make sure that you select "ATMEGA 32U4 (5V, 16MHz)" under the "processor" option, or else you will get an upload error! If all is successful, you should see the SparkFun Flame logo appearing on the OLED display briefly,then the display should show the name of the color that the rotary encoder is currently set to. When you turn the knob, the color of the knob should change, along with the name displayed on the OLED. Also, when you press the knob like a button, the screen should read, "Pressed!".
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