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I don't know what pins are being used for what. #1

@wraybowling

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@wraybowling

An ATMEGA328P has 28 pins and it's not very clear what pins are being used for what purpose.

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https://www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/PinMapping168

If it's checked, then I'm 100% certain. If not, I'm still guessing.

Row 1

  • 1
  • 2 FTDI connector pin 3 (TX) seems to be backwards with RX
  • 3 FTDI connector pin 2 (RX) seems to be backwards with TX
  • 4 Right side LED & digital output
  • 5
  • 6 Left side LED & digital output
  • 7 Power
  • 8 Ground (only used for FTDI connector)
  • 9 16MHz Crystal Oscillator clock 1
  • 10 16MHz Crystal Oscillator clock 2
  • 11 radial encoder top left
  • 12 radial encoder top right
  • 13 radial encoder bottom right
  • 14 screen Data Command (DC) ((front: DC))

Row 2

  • 15 screen Reset ((front: R))
  • 16 screen OLED Chip Select (OLEDCS) ((front: OC))
  • 17 screen Master Out Slave In (MOSI) ((front: SI))
  • 18 screen Master In Slave Out (MISO) ((front: SO))
  • 19 screen Serial Clock (SCK) ((front: CL))
  • 20 Power
  • 21 Reference Voltage
  • 22 Ground
  • 23 (A0)
  • 24 (A1)
  • 25 (A2)
  • 26 (A3) radial encoder bottom left
  • 27 (A4)
  • 28 (A5)

Radial Encoder
top center connects to bottom left ???

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