GeeekPiScrew Terminal Hat for Arduino UNO, GPIO Screw Terminal Block Breakout Module with Horn Socket Connector, GPIO Expansion Board Breakout for Arduino UNO
Details
- Item Pitch3.5
- Gauge26.0
- Connector TypeScrew
- Number Of Contacts40
- MaterialAlloy Steel
- ColorRed
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Description
🔧 Elevate Your Arduino Game!
- 🔋 POWER ON INDICATOR - Stay informed with a built-in LED that signals when your device is powered on.
- 🔒 SECURE CONNECTIONS - M2 steel screws and copper pillars provide robust and stable connections for your projects.
- 🛠️ COMPLETE PACKAGE - Includes everything you need for installation: screws, nuts, and pillars for hassle-free setup.
- 🔗 SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Easily connect your Arduino UNO to peripheral devices with a standard IDC40 pitch header.
- 🔧 VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Designed specifically for Arduino UNO, ensuring a perfect fit and reliable performance.
The GeeekPi Screw Terminal Hat for Arduino UNO is a GPIO expansion board designed for seamless connectivity and secure connections. It features a 3.5mm terminal block pitch, accommodating wire sizes from 26AWG to 16AWG, and includes a power LED indicator for easy monitoring. This package comes complete with necessary installation hardware, making it an essential tool for any Arduino enthusiast.
Reviews
J**A
Fits perfect on CUBLOC CB210
Good quality, fits on CUBLOC CB210, easy to connect.
J**E
Labeled/wired wrong
As noted by a difference reviewer - the Analog pins are labeled in reverse. What functions as A0 is labeled A5, and so on. This caused me to spend a good hour trying to troubleshoot an LCD display before discovering the bad labeling.Overall - the board seems fine. Comes with brass offsets, seats firmly on the headers, the LEDs lights up. But the wiring/labeling problem now has me worried about other quality issues that are as yet undiscovered.
C**Z
Wired wrong
The board is mostly good which is why I'm not giving it one star, but the analog pins are mapped backwards for some and not connected for others.For example, A0 on the Arduino is mapped to A5 on this board and A1 is mapped to A2, but A5 on the Arduino has no corresponding position on the terminal block.
Common Questions
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