arduino:wio-cable-en
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| =====Patch Cable PCB===== | =====Patch Cable PCB===== | ||
| This small PCB makes it possible to use common patch cables:\\ | This small PCB makes it possible to use common patch cables:\\ | ||
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| - | It has a screw terminal which can be connected to the AKL connector with 4 short wires.\\ | + | It has a screw terminal which can be connected to the AKL connector with 4 short wires (max 100 mm).\\ |
| An optional CAN bus terminal resistor is also on the PCB, to be activated with JP1.\\ | An optional CAN bus terminal resistor is also on the PCB, to be activated with JP1.\\ | ||
| The three pin header is to provide DCC signal for booster input.\\ | The three pin header is to provide DCC signal for booster input.\\ | ||
| - | The LED, L1, indicates if power is available.\\ | + | This connector should also be connected at WIO_Prog.\\ |
| + | The LED L1, indicates if power is available.\\ | ||
arduino/wio-cable-en.txt · Last modified: 2024/01/14 09:25 by rjversluis