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    Pycom SPI connection for Expansion Board 2.0

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      asavvin
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      Hello!
      What will be correct pins on pycom Expansion Board 2.0 board to connect via SPI E-Ink display module

      SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
      VCC 3.3V
      GND Ground
      DIN SPI MOSI pin
      CLK SPI SCK pin
      CS SPI chip selection, low active
      DC Data/Command selection (high for data, low for command)
      RST External reset, low active
      BUSY Busy status output, low active

      Thank yuo

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        jmarcelino @asavvin
        last edited by jmarcelino

        Hi @asavvin

        Other than 3.3V and GND there aren't any fixed set of pins for that, it's whatever the code you use expects.

        For example in my case I used these

        RST = Pin('P19')
        DC = Pin('P20')
        BUSY = Pin('P18')
        CS = Pin('P4')
        CLK = Pin('P21')
        DIN = Pin('P22')

        But you'll need to use whatever your code is set to.

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