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I have a question regarding the information on the Wiki at wifiduck/hardware/connections.md
Would it be possible to change the pins used on the Arduino?
Currently the Pins on the Arduino (ignoring RAW and GND) are;
Pin 3 on the Arduino connecting to D1 on the ESP8266
Pin 2 on the Arduino connecting to D2 on the ESP8266
Could this be amended to;
Pin 14 on the Arduino connecting to D1 on the ESP8266
Pin 15 on the Arduino connecting to D2 on the ESP8266
(Essentially any number pin on the same side as the RAW and GND pins)
Just thinking it might make it easier to make a smaller end result with minimal wiring.
(Very new to Arduino etc, so apologies if this is just straight up a dumb question. Thanks)
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The WiFi Duck project is using I2C pins (SDA,SCL) and these (as far as I know) can not be changed software wise on the Atmega32u4. So no you can't switch them to pin 14 and 15 :(
I have a question regarding the information on the Wiki at
wifiduck/hardware/connections.md
Would it be possible to change the pins used on the Arduino?
Currently the Pins on the Arduino (ignoring RAW and GND) are;
Pin 3 on the Arduino connecting to D1 on the ESP8266
Pin 2 on the Arduino connecting to D2 on the ESP8266
Could this be amended to;
Pin 14 on the Arduino connecting to D1 on the ESP8266
Pin 15 on the Arduino connecting to D2 on the ESP8266
(Essentially any number pin on the same side as the RAW and GND pins)
Just thinking it might make it easier to make a smaller end result with minimal wiring.
(Very new to Arduino etc, so apologies if this is just straight up a dumb question. Thanks)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: