Use of SPI1 connector on bottom of NCS314 Shield?

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  • 14.07.2018 at 21:33 #7756

    sutton57
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    There’s a male connector on the bottom of the NCS314 labelled “SPI1” that doesn’t mate with any connector on the Arduino Mega 2560. Is this a port you use for testing that isn’t needed for normal use?

    04.09.2018 at 15:01 #9810

    Doridian
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    According to the schematics, SPI1 is wired to MOSI and SCK of the Arduino with the two remaining pins not connected.

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