urjaman
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With oshpark offering a 0.8mm pcb service, it is actually possible to have really cheap
breakouts (of whatever style you want) to go with the (relatively pricey) ext connectors,
but anyways posting this to show the one i designed:
https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/p6U317BA ($1.25 for 3, pick the 0.8mm thing)
that should be fairly self-explanatory little pcb, but to fill out a legend:
LO = line out
LI = line in
(-) = GND - duplicated
(+) = power out, also duplicated
(2) = UART2
(3) = UART3
R = Rx, Right or RTS
T = Tx
C = CTS or TV OUT 2 (C) (the other is Y)
L = left
the little "-" near the connector is the GND pin (for reference of orientation), anyways the side with that (and the /----\ looking line that was supposed to look like the rounded top of the connector shape) is "top" when installed on the pandora.
Oh, and thats what it looks like on an ext connector:
breakouts (of whatever style you want) to go with the (relatively pricey) ext connectors,
but anyways posting this to show the one i designed:
https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/p6U317BA ($1.25 for 3, pick the 0.8mm thing)
that should be fairly self-explanatory little pcb, but to fill out a legend:
LO = line out
LI = line in
(-) = GND - duplicated
(+) = power out, also duplicated
(2) = UART2
(3) = UART3
R = Rx, Right or RTS
T = Tx
C = CTS or TV OUT 2 (C) (the other is Y)
L = left
the little "-" near the connector is the GND pin (for reference of orientation), anyways the side with that (and the /----\ looking line that was supposed to look like the rounded top of the connector shape) is "top" when installed on the pandora.
Oh, and thats what it looks like on an ext connector:
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