Product

Yet another clone in the form factor of an Arduino Uno? Well, yes and no. While we tend to keep the popular dimensions and support for the typical Arduino IDEs, the device design is strictly focusing on connectivity in real world applications. Robust, industry grade connectors help detangling the otherwise crude cabling with ordinary MCU boards, Bus interfaces are programmable to the required peripherals.

Specification

Microcontroller:

Atmega 328 – 20MHz, 5V with preinstalled Arduino Bootloader

Programming Interface:

USART 3.3V

Connectors:

JST male connectors

Screw terminal connectors

Input Voltage:

3.3V and 5V DC regulated, up to 5A

Interfaces:

2 x I2C bus, 3.3 / 5V switchable logic and power supply voltage up to 2A

2 x SPI bus, 3.3 / 5V switchable logic and power supply voltage up to 2A

GPIOs

Status Indicator:

RGB LED

Software Configuration (Example):

#include <pcf8574.h>

PCF8574 Motherbyrd(0x20);

void setup() {

delay(200);

pinMode(Motherbyrd, 1, OUTPUT);

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 1, 0); // Set I2C 1 Bus power to 3.3V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 2, 1); // Set I2C 2 Bus power to 5V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 3, 1); // Set SPI 1 Bus power to 5V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 4, 0); // Set SPI 2 Bus power to 3.3V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 5, 0); // Set I2C 1 Bus Logic Level to 3.3V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 6, 0); // Set I2C 2 Bus Logic Level to 3.3V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 7, 1); // Set SPI 1 Bus Logic Level to 5V

digitalWrite(Motherbyrd, 8, 0); // Set SPI 2 Bus Logic Level to 3.3V

}

void loop() {

// your code here

}