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    • J Offline
      joe2612
      last edited by

      LoPy Pin Out by pighixxx. Reposting this as a sticky.

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      PDF here https://www.pycom.io/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/lopy_pinout.pdf

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        matamune
        last edited by

        Hi,
        Thank you for this!

        One question though, any pinouts file to match the board pins to the expansion board pins (ie: Pin XX <-> GXX)?

        As I understand from the expansion board pinouts file, it is sequential (ie: G2 <-> P0, G1 <-> P1, ..., G10 <-> P23), am I correct?
        Could we use directly the expansion board notation (GXX)?

        Again, thank you for the amazing done her :)

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          thefebruaryman
          last edited by

          I too would like to know how the physical pins on the lopy relate to the G inputs on the expansion board. Has any one made a look up table?

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            thefebruaryman
            last edited by thefebruaryman

            Ok I got it. One of the class Pin methods is exp_board method. So inputting

            Pin.exp_board.G16

            into the REPL will output

            Pin('P9', mode=Pin.OUT, pull=None, drive=Pin.MED_POWER, alt=-1)

            Meaning G16 on the expansion board is P9 on the chip.

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