RPi GPIO Status LED & Terminal Block Breakout Board HAT for Raspberry Pi A+ 3A+ B+ 2B 3B 3B+ 4B

RPi GPIO Status LED & Terminal Block Breakout Board HAT for Raspberry Pi A+ 3A+ B+ 2B 3B 3B+ 4B

$ 18.99

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9.80

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9.29

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Product Description

Glue and solder have been used to assemble the item. The Raspberry Pi A+ 3A+ B+ 2B 3B 3B+ 4B can now be supported

Five volts and three volts are required for GPIO status LEDs. There is a 3V indicator. A high LED is on when output or input level is high, a low LED is off when output or input level is low. The blue power supply has 5V, Colored red are the 3V and green are the GPIOs. There is a one-to-one correspondence between the position of the LED and that of the Raspberry Pi 2x20 pin connector, and the logic level of the GPIO can be observed In each LED, there is only a zero driving current. GPIO read and write status will not be affected by 1mA, so you do not have to worry about it affecting the read or write status.

Three-minute pitch at the end of the terminal block. Five millimeters/zero. In 138", the wire size range is 26AWG to 16AWG, the strip length is 5mm, the screw M2 steel, and the pin header and cage are both The expansion pin header of this module has two 20 pin expansion pins, with a height of A 32" diameter.

There is one terminal block breakout module and four M2 modules packed in the package. A set of five nylon standoffs measuring 16mm, and four M2 bolts. Four nylon standoffs, 5 mm x 6 mm, M2 thread. There are 5 nylon nuts (please note that the item does not include the

A 3D model of CAD (pdf) can be found at The Media Amazon. I/B1Is+sAHViS at com/images. Download the PDF

Questions & Answers

The screwdiver for screw terminals is included, isn't it?

There is no screwdiver included with the item.

What about Pi Zero W? Does it work with that?

In fact, the item can support the Pi Zero W, but it allows only two screw holes to

Selected User Reviews For RPi GPIO Status LED & Terminal Block Breakout Board HAT for Raspberry Pi A+ 3A+ B+ 2B 3B 3B+ 4B

Here is a case for this nice little board

5/5

This is a 3D printable file. In order to print the case for the Pi4B and this board, I created a 3D model. Both a standard base and a VESA base are included in this case. These bases can be used to mount the case to It is impossible for me to provide the direct URL for downloading the case, but if you search for the phrase below on the THINGAVERSE site you should be able to find it (you need to include the quotation marks) This Raspberry Pi 4B GPIO breakout case includes a raspberry pi 4B board.

Kelvin Baldwin

| Dec 22, 2020

The addition of the 40-pound grenade is nice for experiments with the grenade A Raspberry Pi must be plugged in

5/5

This Pi HAT is convenient as it leaves all pins available, and the wiring can be screw fastened GPIO LEDs are very informative, and they are very helpful if you forget to end your program. If you call cleanup(), for example, or if you set the wrong pin high or low, you may have a problem.

Ila Tyler

| Dec 11, 2020

I really appreciated it, and it was helpful when I sought to see what was going on with Since I have only been using LED indicators for the pins, my usage focus has been on them

5/5

My only experience with terminals blocks is that I have never used them. All 3 signal GPIOs are illuminated by green LEDs as well as the 3 signal GPIOs are illuminated by red LEDs. A blue LED is used on the 3V pins, and a red LED on the 5V pins for the other two. No LED is connected to the GND pins, which is essentially "bland. ". It is interesting to note that there seem to be 9 pins which appear to have some kind of "Pull Up" resistor attached since those pins glow green when the inputs are selected. Pull-I have no idea what he's talking about My next step is to design the part of the Model 3A+ board I've been using, or to construct it completely internally.

Wren Barker

| Mar 07, 2021

Prototypes are perfect for this material

5/5

These are much more helpful for me than breadboard adapters or any I love the LEDs since they make diagnostics easy.

Abdullah Solomon

| Jun 04, 2021

The ability to see at a glance the state of I/O pins has been very convenient

5/5

It has been handy to see at a glance how my raspberry pi is doing on the outputs and the inputs.

Justice Sosa

| Apr 14, 2021

When you are testing, you will be able to save the RPi from short circuits by using this interface

5/5

A pin is either high or low with this board. It lets you know the status of the pin.

Briar Owen

| Apr 07, 2021

It is a product I will buy The addition of raspberries to a pie is nice

5/5

It will be easier to see what is happening if we make it clear.

Heaven Fischer

| May 18, 2021

I found this breakout board to be the best so far

5/5

When I purchased a different breakout board before this one, I accidentally burned the pi because there was something shorted in it. The LEDs displaying pin status on this one not only work flawlessly, but it is also a lifesaver.

Cassidy Doyle

| Oct 19, 2020