Closed okyeron closed 6 years ago
norns uses the compute module (cm3) which has more IO and different pinout (on 200-pin SODIMM connector.)
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/computemodule/datasheets/rpi_DATA_CM_1p0.pdf
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/computemodule/schematics/rpi_SCH_CM3_1p0.pdf
that said, does seem like there are some errors (e.g., GPIO02 and GPIO03 alt funcs are i2c0, not i2c1)
(grain of salt: i'm not the hardware designer, so i could be misunderstanding that.)
kernel overlays aren't available just yet.
Aha! That certainly explains my confusion.
Hoping there is a way to map the GPIOs to a RasPI 3 sometime soon. Also - I'm happy to help with testing or whatever might needed there.
FWIW - it might be worth noting on that page that those are the pinouts for the cm3
does seem like there are some errors (e.g., GPIO02 and GPIO03 alt funcs are i2c0, not i2c1)
just checked the doc, it lists i2c0? didn't see any errors, checked against schem just now but please let me know if you see anything wrong
sorry sorry sorry typo, i meant the other way round. doc says
PIN: SDA = GPIO2
PIN: SCL = GPIO3
datasheet table 9.1.1 alt funcs says
GPIO0 - SDA0
GPIO1 - SCL0
GPIO2 - SDA1
GPIO3 - SCL1
again i could be misunderstanding
GPIO Pins are listed here: https://github.com/monome/norns-image/blob/master/readme-hardware.md
This is confusing as I think what's listed is the actual pin # rather than the GPIO#
Also - Pin 39 (GPIO39 as listed) is GND
Are these the correct assignments? Where is the dt_overlay for these?
Here's a reference image showing pin number as well as GPIO#![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1909661/41209038-31520d02-6cee-11e8-89b0-a33a6791a83e.png)