RPi Screw Connector Breakout Board - Revision history

JimJKla: /* Stage 8 Wrap and Ribbon */

2012-08-14T08:52:55Z

‎Stage 8 Wrap and Ribbon

2012-08-14T08:48:18Z

‎The underside images viewed as a looping animation

2012-07-14T01:11:53Z

2012-07-14T01:06:07Z

2012-07-13T23:52:20Z

‎The underside images viewed as a looping animation

2012-07-13T19:57:32Z

‎The Though Hole version

2012-07-13T19:56:26Z

‎The Though Hole version

2012-07-13T19:53:18Z

‎Screw Connection Breakout Board (The Detail)

2012-07-13T19:36:12Z

2012-07-13T19:35:40Z

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	The following image does show one key point of the cable.		The following image does show one key point of the cable.
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	[[File:BreakoutRibbonCable.jpg]]		[[File:BreakoutRibbonCable.jpg]]

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	So now you have easy solder less access to the Pi’s GPIO ports along with a modicum of protection, ready for your exploration of the GPIO pins and their possibilities.		So now you have easy solder less access to the Pi’s GPIO ports along with a modicum of protection, ready for your exploration of the GPIO pins and their possibilities.
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−	~~[[RPi_Breakout_Underside_Animation\|Animated Assembly Viewed from the trackside]]~~
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−	~~'''Do not expect to do anything with this it's just in as a bit of fun.~~
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 If there ever was a hardware project suitable for a noob this is probably it.
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 [[RPi_Breakout_Underside_Animation|Animated Assembly Viewed from the trackside]]
-'''Do not expect to do anything with this it's just in as a bit of fun. '''
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 ==The underside images viewed as a looping animation==
+[[RPi_Breakout_Underside_Animation|Animated Assembly Viewed from the trackside]]
-[http://elinux.org/Breakout_Underside_Animation Animated Assembly Viewed from the trackside]
 '''Do not expect to do anything with this it's just in as a bit of fun. '''

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 It turns out to be a bit bigger and the links are a bit more complex but it is probably easer to build for a novice as we have progressive diagrams.
-Parts List with some guide prices from the time of writing is available [[Through_Hole_break_Out_Box_component_list|Here]]
+Parts List with some guide prices from the time of writing is available [[RPi_Through_Hole_break_Out_Box_component_list|Here]]
 ==Stage 1 Track breaks underside==

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 At the top left hand corner of the Pi is a 26 pin header labelled P1.
-[http://elinux.org/RPi_Low-level_peripherals This is a link to thewiki page that gives the detail of this connection].
+Information on how to make the connection can be found on the [[RPi_Low-level_peripherals]] wiki page.
 It is here you can get access to logic signals that provide inputs and outputs to the computer.

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	If there ever was a hardware project suitable for a noob this is probably it.		If there ever was a hardware project suitable for a noob this is probably it.