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Small typo and added better readability for translating to code, which is why most users will be here (adding a keyboard)
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Kyle Brown 2018-12-04 16:34:37 -08:00
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@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ GND | GND
GND | GND
2/PD1 | SDA
3/PD0 | SCL
4/PD4 | 13
5/PC6 | 12
6/PD7 | 11
7/PE6 | 10
8/PB4 | 9
9/PB5 | 7
4/PD4 | D13
5/PC6 | D12
6/PD7 | D11
7/PE6 | D10
8/PB4 | D9
9/PB5 | D7
Raw |
GND | GND
RST | RST
@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ A0/PF7 | A3
## So how do I use it?
1. The pads for the Pro Micro footprint are circled on the underside of the board. Solder male headers into these pads on the underside of the board (the same side as the markings) so that the pins extend "downward" so that they can be plugged int the keyboard.
1. The pads for the Pro Micro footprint are circled on the underside of the board. Solder male headers into these pads on the underside of the board (the same side as the markings) so that the pins extend "downward" so that they can be plugged into the keyboard.
2. The remaining pads are for the Itsy Bitsy. Assuming height is a concern, rather than soldering male headers into the Itsy Bitsy and female headers into the adapter board, instead place the long side of male headers through the Itsy Bitsy pads from underneath the board so that they protrude through he pads on the top of the board and solder them in place. Make sure to keep the headers perpindicular to the surface of the board.