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Confused with EB093

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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?
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Re: Confused with EB093

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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.

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Re: Confused with EB093

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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.
Thank you BenJ,

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!

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