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Internet Of Things? Fishino!
Fishino is a prototyping board 100% compatible with Arduino, but with greatly enhanced capabilities.
You can use Fishino boards exactly like their Arduino counterparts. To use the enanced functionalities available on Fishino’s you’ll find software libraries in download section of Fishino’s website.
Fishino uses same I/O used by equivalent Arduino shields; so, for Fishino UNO and Fishino Guppy :
- The WiFi module uses I/O 7, 10, 11, 12 and 13.
It can be fully disabled with a bridge between CH_PD pin and GND on ESP connector. - The microSD interface uses I/O 4, 11, 12 and 13 and requires that I/O 10 is a digital output.
To free used I/O it’s enough to remove the microSD card from slot. - The RTC module communicates through i2c interface using SCL e SDA pins which are overlapped to analog ports A4 and A5 on UNO and Guppy boards.
On Fishino Mega :
- The WiFi module uses I/O 7, 10, 50, 51 and 52.
It can be fully disabled with a bridge between CH_PD pin and GND on ESP connector. - The microSD interface uses I/O 4, 50, 51 and 52 and requires that I/O 10 is a digital output.
To free used I/O it’s enough to remove the microSD card from slot. - The RTC module communicates through i2c interface using SCL e SDA pins.
Check our Store to find out other Fishino’s products or visit the Fishino Facebook page for further informations.
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