Hi all
i been here for a long time and wow.. you guys have some awesome hardware you have put together.
so im working on my 2nd build. First 1 was a pi3 an i built it in my old DMG gameboy i got as a kid an well
lets just say it worked and it didnt work lol... but it was fun. an after good amount of $$ that my partner is still to notice
that is missing. i figure i better get it done b4 she works it out
so GPIO has taken me a bit to get my head around but i think i have got it now. this forum is filled with so much info i think
i worked out what i wanted to do. but i would like if someone who really knows what there doing could confirm what i have for
my controls
can i use GPIO 14, 15, 18, 23, 24, 25, 8, 7, 16, 20. for my Up, Down, A, an sow on and Pin 20 for GND?
thanks for any help
GPIO Confirmation.... Plz Save my add brain
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Re: GPIO Confirmation.... Plz Save my add brain
rastus wrote: ↑Sat Oct 27, 2018 1:03 amHi all
i been here for a long time and wow.. you guys have some awesome hardware you have put together.
so im working on my 2nd build. First 1 was a pi3 an i built it in my old DMG gameboy i got as a kid an well
lets just say it worked and it didnt work lol... but it was fun. an after good amount of $$ that my partner is still to notice
that is missing. i figure i better get it done b4 she works it out
so GPIO has taken me a bit to get my head around but i think i have got it now. this forum is filled with so much info i think
i worked out what i wanted to do. but i would like if someone who really knows what there doing could confirm what i have for
my controls
can i use GPIO 14, 15, 18, 23, 24, 25, 8, 7, 16, 20. for my Up, Down, A, an sow on and Pin 20 for GND?
thanks for any help
i dont know how your telling the RPi that the GPIO are used for controls/keyboard
but if your using something like Adafruits Retrogame
https://learn.adafruit.com/retro-gaming ... s-software
then you can configure the GPIO to however you want (within reason)
providing your NOT using these for anything else
any of the yellow coloured GPIO can be used for controls (if you know where the 5V & 3.3V are, its not that difficult to figure out)
(and for the controls also the white)
the Power (5V & 3.3V) and Ground and only be used at they are intended
.
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Re: GPIO Confirmation.... Plz Save my add brain
What veteran said.
I always follow this wiring guide.
This one works good, and leaves the sda and scl pins open (if you plan to do battery monitor), and leaves the spi pi s open too (if you are doing an spi screen).
Only thing to note Y (bcm19) and L (bcm21) will need to be moved if you plan to use an i2s amp, since that type of amp using bcm 18, 19, and 21.
https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57
I always follow this wiring guide.
This one works good, and leaves the sda and scl pins open (if you plan to do battery monitor), and leaves the spi pi s open too (if you are doing an spi screen).
Only thing to note Y (bcm19) and L (bcm21) will need to be moved if you plan to use an i2s amp, since that type of amp using bcm 18, 19, and 21.
https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=57
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Re: GPIO Confirmation.... Plz Save my add brain
Thanks rodocop
I taken note of that.
on screen battery monitor was next on my list to start figuring out.
But I'm not 100% sure about it so I'm going back to do some more searching
I taken note of that.
on screen battery monitor was next on my list to start figuring out.
But I'm not 100% sure about it so I'm going back to do some more searching
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