Hello, I have a Raspberry with a Razberry card.
Can I use the free GPIO pins?
I want to include a swich and to know its state.
Thanks a lot.
Razberry + Raspberry GPIO port
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Re: Razberry + Raspberry GPIO port
Sure no problem. I also use the free pins in combination with a Razberry card.
Of course you cannot use the pins that are blocked by the Razberry card, but the free pins can.
Of course you cannot use the pins that are blocked by the Razberry card, but the free pins can.
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Re: Razberry + Raspberry GPIO port
As far as I know, the Razberry board uses Vcc, GND and the UART pins, the rest are there just to support the board.
I haven't tried but see the picture below, the pins within the heater are I2C, 1-wire and UART. The I2C seem to be ready for something not used like a future eeprom. BCM4 is connected to something but not sure what really is doing.
This is the Razberry 2 by the way.
I haven't tried but see the picture below, the pins within the heater are I2C, 1-wire and UART. The I2C seem to be ready for something not used like a future eeprom. BCM4 is connected to something but not sure what really is doing.
This is the Razberry 2 by the way.
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