File:Rpi3 wiring2.jpg
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Summary
Photo showing wiring of an RPi3 SBC (in an official 7" touchscreen enclosure) to a Pomona 5250 SOIC clip, as used for in-circuit reprogramming of SOIC-8 flash chips. 20cm female-female Dupont semi-ribbon coloured jumper cables used. Uploaded initially for use in an addendum to Sakaki's EFI Install Guide.
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| current | 11:48, 7 October 2017 | | 1,828 × 1,720 (401 KB) | Sakaki (talk | contribs) | Now showing pins 3 (/WP) and 7 (/HOLD) as connected to RPi3 GPIO pins 16 (GPIO_GEN4) and 18 (GPIO_GEN5); to allow them to be pulled high via RPi3's internal pull-up resistors. This is safer than leaving them floating. |
| 17:46, 4 October 2017 |  | 2,048 × 1,365 (368 KB) | Sakaki (talk | contribs) | Photo showing wiring of an RPi3 SBC (in an official 7" touchscreen enclosure) to a Pomona 5250 SOIC clip, as used for in-circuit reprogramming of SOIC-8 flash chips. 20cm female-female Dupont semi-ribbon coloured jumper cables used. Uploaded initially... |
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