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==How to assemble== | ==How to assemble== | ||
* 1. Connect the 40Pin wire to GPIO breakout board. | |||
** Please make sure the white wire connect to the pin holder, there is a trangle mark on the board. | |||
[[File:Gpiobreak006.jpg|left|300px]] | |||
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** Please make sure the white trangle against to the trangle mark which is on the 40 Pin wire. | |||
* 2. Connect the 40 Pin wire to your Raspberry Pi's GPIO, please make sure the white wire conncect to you Pi's GPIO Pin 1(3.3v) | |||
* 3. Connect the GPIO Breakout baord to the center of breadboard. | |||
[[File:Gpiobreak004.jpg|left|300px]] | |||
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* 4. (Optional) Remove the protect film on breadboard and paste it to the project board. | |||
[[File:Gpiobreak003.jpg|left|300px]] | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 22 August 2018
Raspberry Pi GPIO Breakout Board V1.1(T-Type)
Description
It is a breatout board for your Raspberry Pi's GPIO experiment.
It based on T type breakout board and made some changes, the board is fit for your breadboard perfectly.
And it compatiable for Raspberry Pi 2B/2B+/3B/3B+/Zero/ZeroW.
Features
- Smaller than before
- fit for GPIO experiment
- Clear GPIO function definitions shown
- BCM named GPIO lable
- Plug and Play
- Easy to assemble
How to assemble
- 1. Connect the 40Pin wire to GPIO breakout board.
- Please make sure the white wire connect to the pin holder, there is a trangle mark on the board.
- Please make sure the white trangle against to the trangle mark which is on the 40 Pin wire.
- 2. Connect the 40 Pin wire to your Raspberry Pi's GPIO, please make sure the white wire conncect to you Pi's GPIO Pin 1(3.3v)
- 3. Connect the GPIO Breakout baord to the center of breadboard.
- 4. (Optional) Remove the protect film on breadboard and paste it to the project board.
Gallery
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