The Rev 4 PCB has changed the pinout a bit to allow in-circuit programming. Pin assignments are as follows:
PinNo | Name | Function | Programming | AVR ISP |
13 | PA0 | LED D1 (bottom) | ||
12 | PA1 | LED D2 | ||
11 | PA2 | LED D3 | ||
10 | PA3 | LED D4 | ||
9 | PA4/ADC4 | Data sensor | P1 - SCK | 7 |
8 | PA5 | Button (GND when pressed) | P3 - MISO | 9 |
7 | PA6/ADC6 | Clock sensor | P4 - MOSI | 1 |
6 | PA7 | LED D5 | ||
2 | PB0 | LED D6 | ||
3 | PB1 | LED D7 | ||
5 | PB2 | LED D8 (top) | ||
4 | PB3/RESET | P2 - RESET | 5 | |
14 | GND | Ground | P6 - GND | 4,6,8,10 |
1 | VCC | 3.3V | P5 - VCC | 2 |
The "programming" pins are solder points shown in this view: layout_prog.png. One can solder wires to the points and connect them to an AVR programmer (10 pin cable) using the pin numbers shown for in-circuit programming.
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Last modified on Dec 8, 2014, 3:42:52 PM