Pysense header 9 (EXT_IO4) and 10 (EXT_IO5) how connected?
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Ref. https://docs.pycom.io/.gitbook/assets/pysense-pinout.pdf
On the Pysense IO header pins 9 and 10 are marked respectively EXT_IO4 and EXT_IO5
But it does not tell to which pins of te SiPy it is connected?
Does anyone know? Why is it not documented? -
How about this one:
https://docs.pycom.io/datasheets/boards/pysense.html
Still buggy, but more info. -
@Martinnn Thanks.
Now I see that the pdf referenced on the page you show is different than the picture on that page.
The picture on the page seems to be more correct. Why is the pdf not updated ??? The pdf is easier to print, but is incorrect. -
@PeterB said in Pysense header 9 (EXT_IO4) and 10 (EXT_IO5) how connected?:
Why is the pdf not updated ??? The pdf is easier to print, but is incorrect.
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