I have got the EB093 Arduino compatible E-block shield, with the EB093 Combo board.
But, I want to use instead of the combo board other Eblocks.
On the combo board the ports are marked with the same signs as used in Flowcode (Port A/B).
This is easy.
But now I want to connect the push button board EB007, so I have to look which port in Flowcode I need to assign to it.
In Flowcode I think I need port A0-A6 and connect these to the Arduino hardware pins marked: C0-C5 (on the EB093).
On the port marked D0-D7 on the Arduino board, I want to connect the LCD board: EB005.
In Flowcode this becomes: pin B0-B07
If I want to connect something to D8-D13 on the EB093, this will become port C?
I'm confused..
I've made a screenshot of how I think it should be.
Is this right?
There is no datasheet with a schematic for this EB093 so I'm not sure.
Maybe, if this is right, could it be used in the datasheets for the E-blocks?
Confused with EB093
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Re: Confused with EB093
Hello,
If you look at the chip window then it will show you the port mapping to the Arduino style A and D pins. The mapping can be a bit all over the place so it depends on which Arduino your using.
If you look at the chip window then it will show you the port mapping to the Arduino style A and D pins. The mapping can be a bit all over the place so it depends on which Arduino your using.
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Re: Confused with EB093
Thank you BenJ,Benj wrote:Hello,
If you look at the chip window then it will show you the port mapping to the Arduino style A and D pins. The mapping can be a bit all over the place so it depends on which Arduino your using.
Now I see the reference in the chip window.
My mistake.
Is it possible to emphasise these some what more in later versions of FC?
Thank you!