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This is the last one of my 'Things that make life easier' series, I published in the last few days.
It's very simple, but most of the time the simple things are the most helpful.
I always used the big 10 pin jack for programming my AVRs because my programmer also had the 10pin jack.
With the time lapse module for the rollei camera a new requirement came up: Space. I wanted to make it as small as possible, so I changed from 10pin to a 6 pin jack.
This is how to make a working connection between a 10pin and a 6pin jack.
You need one of each jack (6pin and 10pin) and a 6-wire flat cable.
It's very simple, but most of the time the simple things are the most helpful.
I always used the big 10 pin jack for programming my AVRs because my programmer also had the 10pin jack.
With the time lapse module for the rollei camera a new requirement came up: Space. I wanted to make it as small as possible, so I changed from 10pin to a 6 pin jack.
This is how to make a working connection between a 10pin and a 6pin jack.
You need one of each jack (6pin and 10pin) and a 6-wire flat cable.
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Before we start it is important to obey the pin assignment of the two jacks as they differ a bit.
Take a look at the pin assignments of the first pictures and the colors of the flat cable in the second picture.
That gives us:
RED MISO
Orange VCC
yellow SCK
green MOSI
blue Reset
violet GND
Take a look at the pin assignments of the first pictures and the colors of the flat cable in the second picture.
That gives us:
RED MISO
Orange VCC
yellow SCK
green MOSI
blue Reset
violet GND
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That was the ible I was looking for.
I lost my 10-to-6 pin cable.
I know my next week end activity...
Thanks for your comment!