Hi all,
So I’ve gone and purchased the following:
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8 Pin JST-SH Cable (SP/CE)
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RM2 Wireless & Bluetooth Breakout (SP/CE)
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Jumper Jerky Junior
I’ve connected the Jumper Jerky’s to the 8 Pin JST-SH Cable (SP/CE) and then connected that to the RM2 Wireless & Bluetooth Breakout (SP/CE).
Just wondering if anyone can help explain the next steps:
The SP/CE connector has the following [my cable colours]:(N/C [Red], 3V3 [Orange], CS [Yellow], SCK [Green], DAT [Blue], WL ON [Pink], GPIO0 [Brown], GND [Black]).
I’ve looked online for the meaning of the above and got the following:
Pin Definitions
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N/C: Stands for “Not Connected”.
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3V3: Refers to a 3.3V power supply pin.
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CS: “Chip Select” pin. Used to communicate via SPI.
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SCK: “Serial Clock” pin. Used to provide timing for serial data transfers, often found in SPI interfaces.
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DAT: “Data” pin. Generic data signal pin.
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WL ON: “Wi-Fi On” or “Wireless LAN On” pin. Enables the Wi-Fi.
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GPIO0: “General Purpose Input/Output” pin, specifically GPIO number 0.
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GND: “Ground” pin.
The Pimoroni Explorer itself has a Breadboard and a separate GPIO section with the following:
GP0, GP1, GP2, GP3, GP4, GP5
ACD0, ACD1, ACD2, 3.3V, GND, GND
Do I need to use a mixture of the breadboard and the GPIO section?
Or just solely the GPIO section? If just GPIO I take it I plug the BLACK cable into the GND connector, ORANGE into the 3.3V connector, BROWN into the GP0 connector and I leave the RED cable dangling.
For my other four cables I need to reassign the GP1 through GP4.
Am I on the right lines?
Any further advice or guidance is much appreciated.
Thanks!