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→MCU Socket
The Teensy socket, if used, also comes with an included MicroSD socket for data logging (at the top of the board), and a CAN Transceiver, for interfacing with the HONEY stack. The implementation of these, however, results in the utilization of Teensy pins 3 & 4 (for CAN) and one for the microSD chip-select. These pins, are, therefore, off-limits for use as they are already reserved for these functionalities.
The Teensy socket, if used, also comes with an included MicroSD socket for data logging (at the top of the board), and a CAN Transceiver, for interfacing with the HONEY stack. The implementation of these, however, results in the utilization of Teensy pins 3 & 4 (for CAN) and one for the microSD chip-select. These pins, are, therefore, off-limits for use as they are already reserved for these functionalities.
The socket is comprised of the following parts:
SDL-17-G-10 (long 2-row part)
SL-114-G-10 (2 side parts)
SL-15-G-10 (back part)
SL-13-G-10 (analog pins part)
And the mated teensy side has these headers:
BBL-114-G-E
BBL-15-G-E
BBL-13-G-E
The breakout for the Teensy pin right-angled header is as so, with the first row being the top row, and the second row being the bottom row; left to right as viewd down the Cobra PCB from the top.
The breakout for the Teensy pin right-angled header is as so, with the first row being the top row, and the second row being the bottom row; left to right as viewd down the Cobra PCB from the top.