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Within the `fast:` section of your machine-wide config, you configure the EXP processor in the subsection `exp:`, and sometimes in `exp_int`.
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### port:
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List of one (or more) values, each is a type: `string`. Defaults to `auto`.
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A comma-separated list of the serial port names your FAST controller uses.
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### baud:
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Single value, int, default: `921600`
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The connection baud rate.
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### boards:
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Dict of string board names to dicts of EXP board properties. Defaults to empty.
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Example:
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```yaml
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fast:
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exp:
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port: auto
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boards:
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neuron:
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model: FP-EXP-2000
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playfield_0081:
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model: FP-EXP-0081
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```
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#### model:
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The product number of the IO board. E.G. `FP-EXP-0081`
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#### ignore_led_errors:
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Single value, boolean, default: `false`
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If false, LED hex communication decode errors will be raised as errors when encountered from this board.
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If you encounter instability due to these errors, set this to true to silently ignore them.
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## Using exp_int
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If using a Raspberry Pi connected directly to the Neuron controller, the LED headers on the Neuron will not be available on the normal EXP interface.
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In order to access these Neuron LED headers, you must define a parallel structure to the existing `exp:` configuration, and move the Neuron definition over to it.
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