flipper-zero-tutorials/gpio/pins/L3_Indigo_MISO_COPI_PA6.txt

For SPI, the naming convetion is changing.  You may see "MISO", "MI", "SO", "CIPO", "CI", "PO". This pin is Flipper data out "SDI" (which should connect to the device data in "SDO") pin. "I" refers to "Input" and "O" refers to "Output". "M/C" refers to "Main", "Master" (not used anymore), "Controller". "S/P" refers to "Subnode", "Slave" (not used anymore), "Perpherial". "SD" refers to "Serial Data".

Generic GPIO uses PA6.

Devices:
- BME280[SPI] (SDO)
- BMP280[SPI] (SDO)
- NRF24L01[SPI] (MI)
- NRF24L01[SPI] (MISO)
- CC1101[SPI] (SO)
Added first draft of "pins" project 2023-02-27 21:26:51 +00:00			`For SPI, the naming convetion is changing. You may see "MISO", "MI", "SO", "CIPO", "CI", "PO". This pin is Flipper data out "SDI" (which should connect to the device data in "SDO") pin. "I" refers to "Input" and "O" refers to "Output". "M/C" refers to "Main", "Master" (not used anymore), "Controller". "S/P" refers to "Subnode", "Slave" (not used anymore), "Perpherial". "SD" refers to "Serial Data".`

			`Generic GPIO uses PA6.`

			`Devices:`
			`- BME280[SPI] (SDO)`
			`- BMP280[SPI] (SDO)`
			`- NRF24L01[SPI] (MI)`
Fix my second NRF24L01 to be named correctly. 2023-02-28 00:23:40 +00:00			`- NRF24L01[SPI] (MISO)`
Added first draft of "pins" project 2023-02-27 21:26:51 +00:00			`- CC1101[SPI] (SO)`