Difference between revisions of "HackTrack Shield"
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* Shroud on LCD connector interferes with Backlight On jumper and Direct/I2C jumpers | * Shroud on LCD connector interferes with Backlight On jumper and Direct/I2C jumpers | ||
* Each female GPIO connector plugged into the male ones on the board interfere with each other | * Each female GPIO connector plugged into the male ones on the board interfere with each other | ||
| + | * Almost every connector interferes with every other one | ||
* Pin 5 on the LCD needs to be tied low | * Pin 5 on the LCD needs to be tied low | ||
Revision as of 04:30, 26 May 2011
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| Function: | Provide 40 GPIOs and an LCD port, accessible via I2C. |
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| Key Chips: | NXP PCA9505 |
| External Ports: | 1x HD4480 LCD, 40x GPIO |
| Required Pins: | A4 (I2C SDA), A5 (I2C SCL) |
| Optional Pins: | D2, D3 (Interrupts/LCD), D5-D9 (LCD) |
The HackTrack shield will provide 40 GPIOs and a port for an LCD, for use in the HackTrack project initially.
Project Status
Revision 1 boards and parts ordered 2011-03-13.
Revision 1 Notes
- Shroud on LCD connector interferes with Backlight On jumper and Direct/I2C jumpers
- Each female GPIO connector plugged into the male ones on the board interfere with each other
- Almost every connector interferes with every other one
- Pin 5 on the LCD needs to be tied low
