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    jharwinbarrozo
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    jharwinbarrozo
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    1.5M
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    jharwinbarrozo
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    CTL1206FYW1T
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    1070TR
    Battery Holder (Open) Coin, 20.0mm 1 Cell SMD (SMT) Tab bate or batt #forLedBlink
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how can i connect these two?
kofron

kofron

@copilot how can i connect these two?
1y

copilot

To connect the RP2040 microcontroller (U1) to the Adafruit SPI TFT LCD Display Touch ILI9341 (U2), you'll need to connect the SPI interface, the display control signals, and the power supply. Here's a suggested connection list:

  • SPI interface:

    • U1.GPIO12 (SPI0_MISO) ⟶ U2.MISO

    • U1.GPIO11 (SPI0_SCK) ⟶ U2.SCK

    • U1.GPIO10 (SPI0_MOSI) ⟶ U2.MOSI

  • Display control signals:

    • U1.GPIO9 ⟶ U2.D/C

    • U1.GPIO8 ⟶ U2.RESET

    • U1.GPIO7 ⟶ U2.CS

  • Touchscreen SPI interface (optional, if you want to use the touchscreen feature):

    • U1.GPIO6 ⟶ U2.T_CS

    • U1.GPIO11 (SPI0_SCK) ⟶ U2.T_CLK

    • U1.GPIO10 (SPI0_MOSI) ⟶ U2.T_DIN

    • U1.GPIO12 (SPI0_MISO) ⟶ U2.T_DO

    • U1.GPIO5 ⟶ U2.T_IRQ

  • Power supply:

    • Connect a 3.3V power source to U2.VCC and U1.IOVDD.

    • Connect GND to both U1.GND and U2.GND.

  • For the LED backlight, connect U2.LED to a 3.3V power source through a current-limiting resistor (typically 100 Ohm to 150 Ohm).

Note: This connection list assumes you're using SPI0 of the RP2040. You can choose other GPIO pins for the display control signals and touchscreen SPI interface if needed, but make sure to update your software accordingly.
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    can you connect my microcontroller to the display
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect my microcontroller to the display
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the RP2040 microcontroller (U1) to the Adafruit SPI TFT LCD Display Touch ILI9341 (U2), follow these connections:

    1. Connect U1:GPIO18 (MOSI) to U2:MOSI.

    2. Connect U1:GPIO19 (SCK) to U2:SCK.

    3. Connect U1:GPIO16 to U2:CS.

    4. Connect U1:GPIO17 to U2:D/C.

    5. Connect U1:GPIO20 to U2:RESET.

    6. Connect U1:GPIO21 to U2:T_CS (Touch CS).

    7. Connect U1:GPIO22 to U2:T_CLK (Touch CLK).

    8. Connect U1:GPIO23 to U2:T_DIN (Touch DIN).

    9. Connect U1:GPIO24 to U2:T_DO (Touch DO).

    10. Connect U1:GPIO25 to U2:T_IRQ (Touch IRQ).

    You can connect the VCC and GND pins of the display to the appropriate power supply and ground connections on your board. Also, make sure to connect the LED pin of the display to a suitable current-limiting resistor and then to the power supply.
    Please let me know if you need help with any other connections or have any questions.
    1y
    is gpio16 on u1 correctly pulled down
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot is gpio16 on u1 correctly pulled down
    1y

    copilot

    No, GPIO16 on U1 (RP2040) is not pulled down in the current circuit. Instead, it is connected to a 500Ω resistor (R1) which is then connected to the DVDD power rail. This configuration is effectively pulling GPIO16 up, not down.
    1y
    is gpio16 on u1 correctly pulled down
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot is gpio16 on u1 correctly pulled down
    1y

    copilot

    I cannot determine if GPIO16 on U1 (RP2040) is correctly pulled down because there is no schematic or netlist information provided for me to analyze. Please provide more information or upload the schematic so I can check the connection.
    1y
    is gpio16 on my rp2040 correctly pulled down
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot is gpio16 on my rp2040 correctly pulled down
    1y

    copilot

    I cannot determine that without seeing your schematic. Please upload an image of your schematic or provide relevant information about the connections to GPIO16.
    1y
    is gpio16 on my rp2040 correctly pulled down
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot is gpio16 on my rp2040 correctly pulled down
    1y

    copilot

    I cannot verify the connections in your schematic or PCB layout without more information or a visual representation. Please provide more details or a screenshot of your schematic, and I'll be happy to help you check if GPIO16 is correctly pulled down.
    1y
    how should I connect this pt100 sensor to u3 for a 3 wire measurement?
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot how should I connect this pt100 sensor to u3 for a 3 wire measurement?
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the PT100 sensor to U3 (MAX31865AAP+) for a 3-wire measurement, follow these connections:

    1. Connect U4:P1 to U3:RTDIN+

    2. Connect U4:P2 to U3:RTDIN-

    3. Connect a 1kΩ resistor (R1) between U3:FORCE+ and U3:FORCE- (this will create a dummy third wire)

    4. Connect a jumper wire from U3:FORCE- to U3:RTDIN-

    Here's a summary of the connections:

    • U4:P1 -> U3:RTDIN+

    • U4:P2 -> U3:RTDIN-

    • U3:FORCE+ -> R1 (1kΩ resistor) -> U3:FORCE-

    • U3:FORCE- -> U3:RTDIN-

    1y
    what are the right connections between U1 and U2?
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot what are the right connections between U1 and U2?
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the Adafruit ILI9341 SPI TFT LCD Display (U2) to the RP2040 microcontroller (U1), you can use the following connections:

    1. Power and Ground:

      • U2 VCC -> U1 IOVDD

      • U2 GND -> U1 GND

    2. SPI Interface:

      • U2 SCK -> U1 GPIO18 (SPI0_SCK)

      • U2 MOSI -> U1 GPIO19 (SPI0_MOSI)

      • U2 MISO -> U1 GPIO16 (SPI0_MISO)

      • U2 CS -> U1 GPIO17 (SPI0_CS)

    3. ILI9341 Control Signals:

      • U2 D/C -> U1 GPIO (e.g., GPIO20)

      • U2 RESET -> U1 GPIO (e.g., GPIO21)

    4. Touchscreen SPI Interface (optional, if using the touchscreen):

      • U2 T_IRQ -> U1 GPIO (e.g., GPIO22)

      • U2 T_DO -> U1 GPIO16 (SPI0_MISO)

      • U2 T_DIN -> U1 GPIO19 (SPI0_MOSI)

      • U2 T_CS -> U1 GPIO (e.g., GPIO23)

      • U2 T_CLK -> U1 GPIO18 (SPI0_SCK)

    5. SD Card SPI Interface (optional, if using the SD card slot):

      • U2 SD_CS -> U1 GPIO (e.g., GPIO24)

      • U2 SD_MOSI -> U1 GPIO19 (SPI0_MOSI)

      • U2 SD_MISO -> U1 GPIO16 (SPI0_MISO)

      • U2 SD_SCK -> U1 GPIO18 (SPI0_SCK)

    Note that you can use different GPIO pins for the control signals (D/C, RESET, T_IRQ, T_CS, and SD_CS) and adjust them accordingly in your software configuration.
    1y
    how do I connect the display to my mcu?
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot how do I connect the display to my mcu?
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the Adafruit ILI9341 SPI TFT LCD Display to the RP2040 microcontroller, follow these connections:

    1. Power and Ground:

      • VCC on display to IOVDD (3.3V) on RP2040

      • GND on display to GND on RP2040

      • LED on display to a 3.3V or 5V supply (depending on the backlight voltage requirement)

    2. SPI Interface:

      • SCK on display to GPIO18 (SPI0_SCK) on RP2040 - SPI Clock

      • MOSI on display to GPIO19 (SPI0_MOSI) on RP2040 - SPI Data Out (Master Out Slave In)

      • MISO on display to GPIO16 (SPI0_MISO) on RP2040 - SPI Data In (Master In Slave Out)

    3. Display Control Signals:

      • CS on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - Chip Select (e.g., GPIO17)

      • D/C on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - Data/Command (e.g., GPIO20)

      • RESET on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - Reset (e.g., GPIO21)

    4. Touchscreen SPI Interface (Optional, if you want to use the touchscreen feature):

      • T_CS on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - Touchscreen Chip Select (e.g., GPIO22)

      • T_CLK on display to the same SPI Clock as the display (GPIO18)

      • T_DIN on display to the same SPI Data Out (MOSI) as the display (GPIO19)

      • T_DO on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - Touchscreen Data Out (e.g., GPIO23)

      • T_IRQ on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - Touchscreen Interrupt (e.g., GPIO24)

    5. SD Card SPI Interface (Optional, if you want to use the SD card feature):

      • SD_CS on display to a GPIO pin on RP2040 - SD Card Chip Select (e.g., GPIO25)

      • SD_SCK on display to a different SPI Clock on RP2040 (e.g., GPIO10 for SPI1_SCK)

      • SD_MOSI on display to a different SPI Data Out (MOSI) on RP2040 (e.g., GPIO11 for SPI1_MOSI)

      • SD_MISO on display to a different SPI Data In (MISO) on RP2040 (e.g., GPIO8 for SPI1_MISO)

    Make sure to configure the corresponding GPIO pins in SPI and GPIO modes in your RP2040 firmware.
    1y
    how should i connect u3 and u4
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot how should i connect u3 and u4
    1y

    copilot

    To connect U3 (Adafruit ILI9341 Display) and U4 (RP2040 Microcontroller), you can follow this suggested pin mapping:

    1. VCC (U3) - IOVDD (U4): Connect the power supply.

    2. GND (U3) - GND (U4): Connect the ground.

    3. CS (U3) - GPIOx (U4): Choose an available GPIO pin for Chip Select.

    4. RESET (U3) - GPIOy (U4): Choose another available GPIO pin for Reset.

    5. D/C (U3) - GPIOz (U4): Choose another available GPIO pin for Data/Command.

    6. MOSI (U3) - GPIO10 (U4): Connect the SPI MOSI.

    7. SCK (U3) - GPIO11 (U4): Connect the SPI SCK.

    8. MISO (U3) - GPIO12 (U4): Connect the SPI MISO.

    9. LED (U3) - GPIOa (U4): Choose another available GPIO pin for controlling the display backlight.

    For the touch controller, connect these pins:

    1. T_IRQ (U3) - GPIOb (U4): Choose another available GPIO for the touch interrupt.

    2. T_CS (U3) - GPIOc (U4): Choose another available GPIO for the touch controller's Chip Select.

    3. T_CLK (U3) - GPIO11 (U4): Connect to the same SPI SCK as the display.

    4. T_DIN (U3) - GPIO10 (U4): Connect to the same SPI MOSI as the display.

    5. T_DO (U3) - GPIO12 (U4): Connect to the same SPI MISO as the display.

    Note: Replace x, y, z, a, b, and c with available GPIO pins on U4 that are not already in use. Make sure to update the firmware to use the correct GPIO pins for each function.
    1y
    can you tell me how to connect the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you tell me how to connect the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the SD card interface on U2 (Adafruit ILI9341) to U1 (RP2040), follow these connections:

    1. U2_SD_CS (SD Card Chip Select) -> U1_GPIO14

    2. U2_SD_MOSI (SD Card Master Out Slave In) -> U1_GPIO15

    3. U2_SD_MISO (SD Card Master In Slave Out) -> U1_GPIO11

    4. U2_SD_SCK (SD Card Clock) -> U1_GPIO17

    Additionally, make sure to connect the ground (GND) and power supply (VCC) pins:

    • U2_GND -> U1_GND

    • U2_VCC -> U1_IOVDD

    1y
    can you connect u1 and u2
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u1 and u2
    1y

    copilot

    Sure, I can help you connect the RP2040 (U1) to the Adafruit SPI TFT LCD Display Touch ILI9341 (U2). Here's the connection list:

    1. Connect U1 GPIO2 to U2 MOSI

    2. Connect U1 GPIO4 to U2 MISO

    3. Connect U1 GPIO3 to U2 SCK

    4. Connect U1 GPIO5 to U2 CS

    5. Connect U1 GPIO6 to U2 D/C

    6. Connect U1 GPIO7 to U2 RESET

    7. Connect U1 GPIO8 to U2 LED

    8. Connect U1 GPIO9 to U2 T_CS

    9. Connect U1 GPIO10 to U2 T_DIN

    10. Connect U1 GPIO11 to U2 T_DO

    11. Connect U1 GPIO12 to U2 T_CLK

    12. Connect U1 GPIO13 to U2 T_IRQ

    13. Connect U1 GPIO14 to U2 SD_CS

    14. Connect U1 GPIO15 to U2 SD_MOSI

    15. Connect U1 GPIO16 to U2 SD_MISO

    16. Connect U1 GPIO17 to U2 SD_SCK

    17. Connect U1 IOVDD to U2 VCC

    18. Connect U1 GND to U2 GND

    You can update the project netlist with these connections.
    1y
    can you connect u2 and u1
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u2 and u1
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the Adafruit ILI9341 SPI TFT LCD Display (U2) to the RP2040 microcontroller (U1), you'll need to decide which GPIO pins on the RP2040 will be used for the SPI interface, as well as control signals such as D/C, RESET, and CS. Here's an example of how you can connect the two components:

    1. Connect the SPI interface:

      • U1:GPIO2 (MOSI) -> U2:MOSI

      • U1:GPIO3 (MISO) -> U2:MISO

      • U1:GPIO4 (SCK) -> U2:SCK

    2. Connect the control signals:

      • U1:GPIO5 -> U2:D/C

      • U1:GPIO6 -> U2:RESET

      • U1:GPIO7 -> U2:CS

    3. Connect the power supply:

      • U1:IOVDD -> U2:VCC

      • U1:GND -> U2:GND

    4. Connect the display backlight:

      • U1:GPIO8 -> U2:LED

    5. If you plan to use the touch feature, you'll also need to connect the touch controller SPI interface and the T_IRQ pin:

      • U1:GPIO9 (T_MOSI) -> U2:T_DIN

      • U1:GPIO10 (T_MISO) -> U2:T_DO

      • U1:GPIO11 (T_SCK) -> U2:T_CLK

      • U1:GPIO12 -> U2:T_CS

      • U1:GPIO13 -> U2:T_IRQ

    6. If you plan to use the SD card feature, you'll also need to connect the SD card SPI interface:

      • U1:GPIO14 (SD_MOSI) -> U2:SD_MOSI

      • U1:GPIO15 (SD_MISO) -> U2:SD_MISO

      • U1:GPIO16 (SD_SCK) -> U2:SD_SCK

      • U1:GPIO17 -> U2:SD_CS

    Make sure to update the netlist with the new connections.
    1y
    can you connect u2 and u1
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u2 and u1
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the Adafruit ILI9341 TFT LCD Display (U2) to the RP2040 microcontroller (U1), follow these connections:

    1. U2.VCC to U1.IOVDD

    2. U2.GND to U1.GND

    3. U2.SCK to U1.GPIO18 (SPI0_SCK)

    4. U2.MOSI to U1.GPIO19 (SPI0_MOSI)

    5. U2.MISO to U1.GPIO16 (SPI0_MISO)

    6. U2.CS to U1.GPIO17 (SPI0_SS)

    7. U2.D/C to U1.GPIO20 (or any available GPIO)

    8. U2.RESET to U1.GPIO21 (or any available GPIO)

    9. U2.LED to a current-limiting resistor, then to U1.IOVDD (for backlight control)

    10. U2.SD_CS, U2.SD_MOSI, U2.SD_MISO, and U2.SD_SCK can be connected to other GPIOs or left unconnected if the SD card functionality is not needed.

    11. U2.T_CS, U2.T_DIN, U2.T_DO, U2.T_CLK, and U2.T_IRQ can be connected to available GPIOs if the touch functionality is needed.

    Please note that these connections are based on using SPI0 on the RP2040. You can use other SPI peripherals or GPIO pins if needed, just make sure to update the connections accordingly and configure the microcontroller in your firmware.
    1y
    how would you connect the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot how would you connect the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the SD card interface on U2 (Adafruit ILI9341) to U1 (RP2040), you can use the following connections:

    1. U2_SD_CS -> U1_GPIO_PIN (Choose an available GPIO pin on U1 for SD_CS, e.g., U1_GPIO10)

    2. U2_SD_MOSI -> U1_GPIO15 (SPI0_TX, SPI MOSI)

    3. U2_SD_MISO -> U1_GPIO14 (SPI0_RX, SPI MISO)

    4. U2_SD_SCK -> U1_GPIO12 (SPI0_SCK, SPI Clock)

    Here, I've selected U1_GPIO10 as an example for the SD card chip select (SD_CS) connection. You can choose any available GPIO pin on U1 that meets your design requirements. Make sure to configure the chosen GPIO pin as an output and set it up for SPI communication in your firmware.
    1y
    can you connect u1 and u2
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u1 and u2
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the RP2040 (U1) to the Adafruit ILI9341 SPI TFT LCD Display (U2), follow these connections:

    1. Connect U1's IOVDD to U2's VCC for supplying power.

    2. Connect U1's GND to U2's GND for a common ground reference.

    3. Connect U1's GPIO18 (MOSI) to U2's MOSI for SPI data communication.

    4. Connect U1's GPIO19 (MISO) to U2's MISO for SPI data communication.

    5. Connect U1's GPIO20 (SCK) to U2's SCK for SPI clock communication.

    6. Connect U1's GPIO21 (CS) to U2's CS for SPI chip select.

    7. Connect U1's GPIO22 (D/C) to U2's D/C for SPI data/command control.

    8. Connect U1's GPIO23 (RESET) to U2's RESET for display reset control.

    9. Optionally, connect U1's GPIO24 to U2's LED for backlight control.

    These connections will allow the RP2040 to communicate with the ILI9341 display using SPI.
    1y
    can you connect u1 to u2
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u1 to u2
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the RP2040 (U1) to the Adafruit SPI TFT LCD Display Touch ILI9341 (U2), follow these connections:

    1. Connect the SPI pins:

      • U1.GPIO2 (MOSI) -> U2.MOSI

      • U1.GPIO3 (MISO) -> U2.MISO

      • U1.GPIO4 (SCK) -> U2.SCK

      • U1.GPIO5 (CS) -> U2.CS

    2. Connect the control pins:

      • U1.GPIO6 (D/C) -> U2.D/C

      • U1.GPIO7 (RESET) -> U2.RESET

    3. Connect the power supply pins:

      • U1.IOVDD -> U2.VCC

      • U1.GND -> U2.GND

    4. Connect the touch controller pins (optional):

      • U1.GPIO8 (T_CS) -> U2.T_CS

      • U1.GPIO9 (T_CLK) -> U2.T_CLK

      • U1.GPIO10 (T_DIN) -> U2.T_DIN

      • U1.GPIO11 (T_DO) -> U2.T_DO

      • U1.GPIO12 (T_IRQ) -> U2.T_IRQ

    5. Connect the SD card pins (optional):

      • U1.GPIO13 (SD_CS) -> U2.SD_CS

      • U1.GPIO14 (SD_MOSI) -> U2.SD_MOSI

      • U1.GPIO15 (SD_MISO) -> U2.SD_MISO

      • U1.GPIO16 (SD_SCK) -> U2.SD_SCK

    These connections should allow you to interface the RP2040 with the Adafruit ILI9341 TFT display.
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    can you connect u1 to u2
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u1 to u2
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    copilot

    To connect the RP2040 microcontroller (U1) to the Adafruit ILI9341 SPI TFT LCD Display Touch (U2), you need to make the following connections:

    1. Connect U1:GPIO18 (MOSI) to U2:MOSI

    2. Connect U1:GPIO19 (MISO) to U2:MISO

    3. Connect U1:GPIO20 (SCK) to U2:SCK

    4. Connect U1:GPIO21 (SPI0 CS) to U2:CS

    For the display control signals:

    1. Connect U1:GPIO22 to U2:D/C

    2. Connect U1:GPIO23 to U2:RESET

    3. Connect U1:GPIO24 to U2:LED

    For the touch controller:

    1. Connect U1:GPIO25 to U2:T_CS

    2. Connect U1:GPIO26/ADC0 to U2:T_IRQ

    3. Connect U1:GPIO27/ADC1 to U2:T_DO

    4. Connect U1:GPIO28/ADC2 to U2:T_DIN

    5. Connect U1:GPIO29/ADC3 to U2:T_CLK

    For power:

    1. Connect U1:3.3V to U2:VCC

    2. Connect U1:GND to U2:GND

    For the SD card (optional):

    1. Connect U1:GPIO12 to U2:SD_CS

    2. Connect U1:GPIO8 (SPI1 MOSI) to U2:SD_MOSI

    3. Connect U1:GPIO9 (SPI1 MISO) to U2:SD_MISO

    4. Connect U1:GPIO10 (SPI1 SCK) to U2:SD_SCK

    After making these connections, your netlist should look like the following:
    Net 0 connects U1:GPIO18, U2:MOSI
Net 1 connects U1:GPIO19, U2:MISO
Net 2 connects U1:GPIO20, U2:SCK
Net 3 connects U1:GPIO21, U2:CS
Net 4 connects U1:GPIO22, U2:D/C
Net 5 connects U1:GPIO23, U2:RESET
Net 6 connects U1:GPIO24, U2:LED
Net 7 connects U1:GPIO25, U2:T_CS
Net 8 connects U1:GPIO26/ADC0, U2:T_IRQ
Net 9 connects U1:GPIO27/ADC1, U2:T_DO
Net 10 connects U1:GPIO28/ADC2, U2:T_DIN
Net 11 connects U1:GPIO29/ADC3, U2:T_CLK
Net 12 connects U1:3.3V, U2:VCC
Net 13 connects U1:GND, U2:GND
Net 14 connects U1:GPIO12, U2:SD_CS
Net 15 connects U1:GPIO8, U2:SD_MOSI
Net 16 connects U1:GPIO9, U2:SD_MISO
Net 17 connects U1:GPIO10, U2:SD_SCK
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    how could i connect the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot how could i connect the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the SD card interface on U2 (Adafruit ILI9341) to U1 (RP2040), you can follow these connections:

    1. U2:SD_CS -> U1:GPIO (Choose a free GPIO pin for Chip Select)

    2. U2:SD_MOSI -> U1:GPIO18 (MOSI)

    3. U2:SD_MISO -> U1:GPIO19 (MISO)

    4. U2:SD_SCK -> U1:GPIO20 (SCK)

    5. U2:GND -> U1:GND (Ground)

    6. U2:VCC -> U1:IOVDD (Power Supply)

    Make sure to update the firmware on the RP2040 to use the chosen GPIO pin for Chip Select.
    Here's the updated netlist:
    U1_GPIO21__U2_D/C,
U1_GPIO24__U2_MISO,
U1_GPIO27/ADC1__U2_T_CLK,
Net1,
U1_GPIO19__U2_SCK,
U1_GPIO25__U2_SD_CS,
U1_GPIO22__U2_RESET,
U1_GPIO20__U2_CS,
U1_GPIO28/ADC2__U2_T_DO,
U1_GPIO29/ADC3__U2_T_DIN,
U1_GPIO18__U2_MOSI,
U1_GPIO23__U2_T_CS,
Net2,
U1_GPIO_CS__U2_SD_CS (Replace GPIO_CS with the chosen GPIO pin)
    1y
    can you connet the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connet the sd card interface on u2 to u1
    1y

    copilot

    Sure, I can help you connect the SD card interface on U2 (Adafruit ILI9341) to U1 (RP2040). Here are the connections:

    1. Connect U2:SD_CS to U1:GPIOx (choose an available GPIO pin for x)

    2. Connect U2:SD_MOSI to U1:GPIOy (choose an available GPIO pin for y)

    3. Connect U2:SD_MISO to U1:GPIOz (choose an available GPIO pin for z)

    4. Connect U2:SD_SCK to U1:GPIOw (choose an available GPIO pin for w)

    Please replace x, y, z, and w with appropriate GPIO pin numbers that are not in use in your current design.
    UPDATED PROJECT NETLIST:
    Net 0 connects U2:SD_MOSI
    ADDITIONAL NETS:
    U1_GPIO21__U2_D/C,U1_GPIO24__U2_MISO,U1_GPIO27/ADC1__U2_T_CLK,Net1,U1_GPIO19__U2_SCK,U1_GPIO25__U2_SD_CS,U1_GPIO22__U2_RESET,U1_GPIO20__U2_CS,U1_GPIO28/ADC2__U2_T_DO,U1_GPIO29/ADC3__U2_T_DIN,U1_GPIO18__U2_MOSI,U1_GPIO23__U2_T_CS,Net2,U1_GPIOx__U2_SD_CS,U1_GPIOy__U2_SD_MOSI,U1_GPIOz__U2_SD_MISO,U1_GPIOw__U2_SD_SCK
    1y
    can you connect u1 to u2
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot can you connect u1 to u2
    1y

    copilot

    Sure, I can suggest a connection between the RP2040 (U1) and the Adafruit SPI TFT LCD Display Touch ILI9341 (U2). Here's a proposed connection:

    1. U1:GPIO18 (MOSI) to U2:MOSI

    2. U1:GPIO19 (SCK) to U2:SCK

    3. U1:GPIO20 (CS) to U2:CS

    4. U1:GPIO21 (D/C) to U2:D/C

    5. U1:GPIO22 (RESET) to U2:RESET

    6. U1:GPIO23 (T_CS) to U2:T_CS

    7. U1:GPIO24 (MISO) to U2:MISO

    8. U1:GPIO25 (SD_CS) to U2:SD_CS

    9. U1:GPIO27/ADC1 (T_CLK) to U2:T_CLK

    10. U1:GPIO28/ADC2 (T_DO) to U2:T_DO

    11. U1:GPIO29/ADC3 (T_DIN) to U2:T_DIN

    Please note that you might need to adjust the pin assignments based on your specific application requirements. If necessary, you can use any available GPIO pin for the control signals (CS, D/C, RESET, T_CS, SD_CS, T_CLK, T_DO, and T_DIN).
    1y
    kofron

    kofron

    ok can you conect the SD card for me too
    1y

    copilot

    Certainly! To connect an SD card to the RP2040 (U1), you can use the following connections:

    1. U1:GPIO18 (MOSI) to SD_CARD:MOSI

    2. U1:GPIO19 (SCK) to SD_CARD:SCK

    3. U1:GPIO26 (SD_CS) to SD_CARD:CS

    4. U1:GPIO24 (MISO) to SD_CARD:MISO

    For power and ground connections, connect the following:

    1. U1:IOVDD to SD_CARD:VCC

    2. U1:GND to SD_CARD:GND

    Please note that I changed the GPIO25 (previously assigned to SD_CS) to GPIO26 for the SD card's CS pin. This is because GPIO25 is being used for the display's SD_CS pin. Make sure to update the code accordingly.
    1y
    ok, i want to use u3 as a second display for u1. can you wire that for me pleas...
    kofron

    kofron

    @copilot ok, i want to use u3 as a second display for u1. can you wire that for me please
    1y

    copilot

    Sure, I can help you wire U3 as a second display for U1. Here is the wiring:

    1. U1_GPIO2__U3_SCK

    2. U1_GPIO3__U3_MOSI

    3. U1_GPIO4__U3_MISO

    4. U1_GPIO5__U3_CS

    5. U1_GPIO6__U3_D/C

    6. U1_GPIO7__U3_RESET

    7. U1_GPIO8__U3_LED

    8. U1_GPIO9__U3_T_CLK

    9. U1_GPIO10__U3_T_DIN

    10. U1_GPIO11__U3_T_DO

    11. U1_GPIO12__U3_T_CS

    12. U1_GPIO13__U3_T_IRQ

    13. U1_GPIO14__U3_SD_CS

    14. U1_GPIO15__U3_SD_MOSI

    15. U1_GPIO16__U3_SD_MISO

    16. U1_GPIO17__U3_SD_SCK

    17. U1_IOVDD__U3_VCC

    18. U1_GND__U3_GND

    This will connect all the required pins between the RP2040 microcontroller (U1) and the second TFT display (U3).
    1y
    Hey, I'm copilot! I can help you with all kinds of stuff in your project. Reac...

    copilot

    Hey, I'm copilot! I can help you with all kinds of stuff in your project. Reach me at any time by tagging me on comments or in the chat with my handle, @copilot.
    1y
    kofron

    kofron

    can you connect u1 to u2
    1y

    copilot

    To connect the RP2040 (U1) to the Adafruit ILI9341 TFT LCD Display (U2) using SPI, follow these connections:

    1. U1.GPIO2 (GPIO2) -> U2.SCK (SPI Clock)

    2. U1.GPIO3 (GPIO3) -> U2.MOSI (SPI MOSI)

    3. U1.GPIO4 (GPIO4) -> U2.MISO (SPI MISO)

    4. U1.GPIO5 (GPIO5) -> U2.CS (Chip Select)

    5. U1.GPIO6 (GPIO6) -> U2.D/C (Data/Command)

    6. U1.GPIO7 (GPIO7) -> U2.RESET (Reset)

    7. U1.GPIO8 (GPIO8) -> U2.LED (Backlight control)

    For the touch controller:

    1. U1.GPIO9 (GPIO9) -> U2.T_CLK (Touch SPI Clock)

    2. U1.GPIO10 (GPIO10) -> U2.T_DIN (Touch SPI MOSI)

    3. U1.GPIO11 (GPIO11) -> U2.T_DO (Touch SPI MISO)

    4. U1.GPIO12 (GPIO12) -> U2.T_CS (Touch Chip Select)

    5. U1.GPIO13 (GPIO13) -> U2.T_IRQ (Touch Interrupt)

    For power and ground connections:

    1. U1.IOVDD -> U2.VCC (3.3V Power Supply)

    2. U1.GND -> U2.GND (Ground)

    The Adafruit ILI9341 TFT LCD Display also has an SD card slot. If you want to use it, connect these pins:

    1. U1.GPIO14 (GPIO14) -> U2.SD_CS (SD Card Chip Select)

    2. U1.GPIO15 (GPIO15) -> U2.SD_MOSI (SD Card SPI MOSI)

    3. U1.GPIO16 (GPIO16) -> U2.SD_MISO (SD Card SPI MISO)

    4. U1.GPIO17 (GPIO17) -> U2.SD_SCK (SD Card SPI Clock)

    These connections should allow proper communication between the RP2040 and the Adafruit ILI9341 TFT LCD Display.
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