Interfacing Skywriter HAT with Arduino Uno

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Hi
I bought Skywriter HAT (40 pins module ) , i want to interface this module with Arduino Uno .kindly help with the pin configuration to interface the same with arduino uno .

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The Skywriter Hat pinout is here.

Be aware though, that I do believe the Uno uses 5V logic and the Pi uses 3.3V logic.
Sending 5V logic signals into the skywriter will likely damage it.

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can we get schematic layout of interfacing arduino uno with the skywriter with the brief discription

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What your looking for will only exist if somebody has already done it and documented it.
I haven’t, I don’t own a skywriter. I have a couple of UNO’s on the go and have done a little bit of tinkering with them. Thats why I know they use 5V logic. To interface an UNO with something that wants 3.3V logic your going to have to use a level shifter. Your also likely going to need a C library for the skywriter. There is a bit of work to get this done. I’m not trying to put you off from doing it, just be prepared for some sleuthing and tinkering to get there.

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There are adapters out there to let you plug an Arduino Shield into a raspberry Pi.
I don’t remeber seeing one to do it the other way around though, Pi Hat into Arduino?

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any documentation of pin description of skywriter 3d hat gesture sensor is available ?

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From the product page

  • Communication over I2C
  • 0x42: MGC3130

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Is this sensor compatible with 5v power supply

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The pinout, link is posted above in my other post, shows it uses 3.3V. I don’t see any connection to 5V. It will be using 3.3v logic as well. Some Arduino’s use 5V logic so be careful how you hook this up.