3.3. Plugging adapter¶
Adapter should be inserted to straddle the centerline of a breadboard like DIP ICs. That leaves tie points for all signals uncovered by the adapter itself. Following number of uncovered tie points is available:
Signal | Uncovered tie points | Location according to the centerline | Pin type |
---|---|---|---|
RESET | 1 | left | Control |
ADC | 4 | left | Analog |
CH_PD | 3 | left | Control |
GPIO16 | 4 | right | GPIO |
GPIO14 | 4 | right | GPIO |
GPIO12 | 4 | right | GPIO |
GPIO13 | 4 | right | GPIO |
VCC | 4 | right | Power |
CS0 | 4 | right | SPI |
MISO | 4 | right | SPI |
GPIO9 | 4 | right | GPIO |
GPIO10 | 4 | right | GPIO |
MOSI | 4 | right | SPI |
SCLK | 4 | right | SPI |
GND | 4 | right | Power |
GPIO15 | 4 | right | GPIO / Control |
GPIO2 | 4 | right | GPIO / Control |
GPIO0 | 4 | right | GPIO / Control |
GPIO4 | 4 | right | GPIO |
GPIO5 | 3 | left | GPIO |
RX | 4 | left | Serial |
TX | 1 | left | Serial |
Note
Due to space constrains all GPIO pins are labeled simply IO + number on a breakout board (i.e. GPIO10 is labeled IO10).