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Using with Arduino M0 Pro #174
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…-lps-pinout Updating pinout information for FemtoBeacon LPS (ESP32-PICO-D4)
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Hi @4KARA , |
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@4KARA Thanks for the pull request, can you please add the module under the ESP32-D2WD rather than overwriting it? (I don't know much about about FemtoBeacon as it was a pull request from another user, but i think it could be useful to have both chip version pinouts) |
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Arduino M0 Pro does not have default I/O pins for SPI, therefore people have to use ICSP header. Unlike in Arduino Uno or Mini Pro, the SPI pins are not connected to 11, 12 and 13. I think it is worth mentioning. With ICSP headers everything works fine.
ICSP header looks like this. Top left connects to MISO of dwm1000, middle left connects to CLK of dwm1000 and middle right connects to MOSI of dwn1000. Top right, bottom left and bottom right are VTG, RST and GND pins respectively.