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@@ -102,4 +102,58 @@ Choose the number of panels you are using below to get started!
 
     4\. Reboot WLED before proceeding. Tap **Info** at the top, scroll down, and select **Reboot WLED**. When prompted, tap again to confirm the reboot.
 
-    ![](../../../assets/reboot-wled-gif.gif)
+    ![](../../../assets/reboot-wled-gif.gif)
+
+###### Segment Setup
+
+!!! success "WLED works using segments and your device now has different stop and end pixels for each segment since you have added more LEDs with each additional panel"
+
+    Below we will create multiple Segments in WLED which we will then edit until they are setup to show the correct number of pixels for your number of panels.
+
+    Think of segments like taking one big set of leds and cutting them into smaller chunks to then individually control. Segment 1 will control the top 1/4 of the display, Segment 2 will control the second 1/4, Segment 3 will control the third 1/4 and Segment 4 will control the bottom 1/4 of the matrix.
+
+    You can go back later and change these to your own layout - for example maybe you want to control all of the first led matrix with Segment 0 and the second matrix with Segment 1 you can definitely do that!
+
+=== "Two Panels"
+
+    1\. Navigate to the main page of your wled instance in a browser or using the WLED-native app and focus on the Segments section.
+
+    2\. Since we are using two panels, we will begin by editing Segment 0 and setting the Stop X to "128" and the Stop Y to "16"
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-setup-segment-0.gif)
+
+    3\. Click on Add segment, give it a name (such as Segment 1) then set the Start Y to "16" and the Stop Y to "32".
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-setup-segment-1.gif)
+
+    4\. Click on Add segment, give it a name (such as Segment 2) then set the Start Y to "32" and the Stop Y to "48".
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-setup-segment-2.gif)
+
+    5\. Click on Add segment, give it a name (such as Segment 3) then set the Start Y to "48" and the Stop Y to "64".
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-setup-segment-3.gif)
+
+    6\. You should see four equal segments 0-3 at the top of the screen.
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-4x-segments.png)
+
+    7\. Test it by changing the effect to "Scrolling Text" and editing the name of each segment to be any text you want!
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-example-scrolling-text-setup.gif)
+
+    !!! warning "Your segments need to be saved to a Preset or they will disappear when you reboot or run other presets."
+
+        You must save your segments as a preset or they will get wiped away after a reboot or when another preset with different segments is used.
+
+    8\. Save your segments by creating a new preset. Click on the + Preset button and typing in a name then clicking Save at the bottom.
+
+    ![](../../../assets/two-panels-save-preset.gif)
+
+=== "Three Panels"
+
+    wefwef
+
+=== "Four Panels"
+
+    wefwef