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please help to connect and configure the chipKIT pi

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Former Member over 10 years ago

I'm from Russia and I don't know where to Find information on connecting and configuring the ChipKIT Pi to RaspberryPi2, could you explain to me or give links to sites with instructions

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    0 uscdadnyc over 10 years ago

    The ChipKit that you bought has 26 pins on the GPIO (female) Header, while your RaspPi2 has 40 pins on the GPIO (male) Header. You need to Buy two items. One to convert 40 pins to 26 pins. Another to take the female Cable and "turn" into Male, so that your Female Header on your ChipKit can connect.

    First Item:

    Downgrade GPIO Ribbon Cable for Pi A+/B+/Pi 2 - 40p to 26p

    Manufacturer: ADAFRUIT INDUSTRIES

    Newark Part No.: 28Y5154

    Manufacturer Part No 1986

     

    Second Item:

     

    Pi Rack for 26pin RaspPi

    Manufacturer: PiFace

    Newark Part # 97W2503

    Manufacturer part no. Pi Rack

    __________

    Be Careful with placement of Ribbon Cable/RaspPi2/Pi Rack/ChipKit. MAKE SURE that Pin 1 on all male/female Headers are all oriented the Same Way.

    Looking at the Lettering printed on your Boards, the Headers will be in the Upper-Left

    BTW (By The Way) I believe the P- Rack is MD (Manufacturer Discontinued), So Buy it while you can.

    USCDADNYC (NY NY USA)

     

     

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    0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to uscdadnyc

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    thank you so much for your help, I'll definitely buy what you advised me. and while I do so.

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    thank you so much for your help, I'll definitely buy what you advised me. and while I do so.

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