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| + | The product number of Sensor-IO Split is: '''MSDE21''' | ||
| − | + | Sensor-IO-split can split a 4PIN interface (sensor / trinket connector) into two separate connectors. This gives access to the second GPIO on the standard sensor / trinket header. | |
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| + | *All interfaces of Sensor-IO Split are '''4 pin JST 1.27mm pitch connectors / headers'''. | ||
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| + | After connecting the '''IN connector''' to a header on the Sensor Hub. '''A interface''' corresponds to the '''even pins''' of header, and the '''B interface''' is corresponding to the '''odd pins''' header. | ||
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| + | For example, connecting to the 6/7 pin of Hub, the corresponding pin of A is 6, and the corresponding pin of B is 7. | ||
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| + | ==Application== | ||
| + | It can be used to divide the two IO signals of one 4PIN port in Sensor Hub into two 4PIN ports. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:32, 12 April 2017
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Sensor-IO-split can split a 4PIN interface (sensor / trinket connector) into two separate connectors. This gives access to the second GPIO on the standard sensor / trinket header. Introduction of Pins
 After connecting the IN connector to a header on the Sensor Hub. A interface corresponds to the even pins of header, and the B interface is corresponding to the odd pins header. For example, connecting to the 6/7 pin of Hub, the corresponding pin of A is 6, and the corresponding pin of B is 7. Document
ApplicationIt can be used to divide the two IO signals of one 4PIN port in Sensor Hub into two 4PIN ports.
PurchaseGallery
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