DFR0465

DFR0465 Datasheet

Gravity Expansion Shield for Intel Joule SKU DFR0465

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Gravity Expansion Shield for Intel Joule SKU DFR0465 Introduction Try to use Intel Joule with hundreds of sensors and modules. This will be a really good choice. • Deprecated shield board for Intel Joule • Onboard ADC support • Easy-to-use DFRobot Gravity connecter • 3.3V and 5V multi-voltage support Specification Digital I/O: PWM: Analog I/O: 8 using onboard chip via I2C SPI: 1 with 3 chip select pins I2C: UART: Power Output 5V & 3.3V & 1.8V Gravity I2C: Gravity UART 1 Module Voltage 5V or 3.3V Size: 86mm * 71mm * 22mm Weight: Board Overview NOTE To get the right pin number: GPIO Pin 4 on board >> ISH_GPIO4 >> D 27, so the pin number in the code should be PWM Pin 3 on board >> PWM_3 >> D 32, so the pin number in the code should be 32 Details about the board Jumper cap for switching voltage All the red pin named "VCC" on this board will affect. Jumper on 3V3 side VCC = 3.3V Jumper on 5V side VCC = 5V Two ADS1115 carry 8 analog pins altogether and they are connected on I2C Bus ADC chip ADS1115 I2C Address 0x48 >> A0 ~ A3 I2C Address 0x49 >> A4 ~ A7 Also see "Analog Read Demo" below. NOTE Other pins's function on Joule, you can check them here. Get Started to blink a LED In this section you will create your first project with Intel Joule -- Blink a LED. Tools needed Intel Joule Developer Kit Gravity Expansion Shield for Intel Joule x1 Gravity Sensor Kit for Intel Joule Wall Adapter Power Supply 7.5VDC 1A x1 Intel Joule Setup • Please follow the Joule Module User Guide> for the setup steps. It is a deprecated and detailed guide by Intel. NOTE This Demo prefers "Reference Linux* OS for IoT" instead of Ubuntu or Windows 10 IOT. • You can keep your OS updated via this tutorial. • If there is something wrong with your board, you can always flash the BIOS to reset your

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Gravity Expansion Shield for Intel Joule SKU DFR0465

Introduction

Try to use Intel Joule with hundreds of sensors and modules. This will be a really good choice.
• Deprecated shield board for Intel Joule
• Onboard ADC support
• Easy-to-use DFRobot Gravity connecter
• 3.3V and 5V multi-voltage support

Specification

Digital I/O:

PWM:

Analog I/O:
8 using onboard chip via I2C

SPI:
1 with 3 chip select pins

I2C:

UART:

Power Output 5V & 3.3V & 1.8V

Gravity I2C:

Gravity UART 1

Module Voltage 5V or 3.3V

Size:
86mm * 71mm * 22mm

Weight:

Board Overview

NOTE To get the right pin number:

GPIO Pin 4 on board >> ISH_GPIO4 >> D 27, so the pin number in the code should be PWM Pin 3 on board >> PWM_3 >> D 32, so the pin number in the code should be 32

Details about the board

Jumper cap for switching voltage

All the red pin named "VCC" on this board will affect.

Jumper on 3V3 side VCC = 3.3V Jumper on 5V side VCC = 5V

Two ADS1115 carry 8 analog pins altogether and they are connected on I2C Bus

ADC chip ADS1115 I2C Address 0x48 >> A0 ~ A3 I2C Address 0x49 >> A4 ~ A7

Also see "Analog Read Demo" below. NOTE Other pins's function on Joule, you can check them here.

Get Started to blink a LED

In this section you will create your first project with Intel Joule -- Blink a LED.

Tools needed

Intel Joule Developer Kit

Gravity Expansion Shield for Intel Joule x1

Gravity Sensor Kit for Intel Joule

Wall Adapter Power Supply 7.5VDC 1A x1

Intel Joule Setup
• Please follow the Joule Module User Guide> for the setup steps. It is a deprecated and detailed guide by Intel.

NOTE This Demo prefers "Reference Linux* OS for IoT" instead of Ubuntu or Windows 10 IOT.
• You can keep your OS updated via this tutorial.
• If there is something wrong with your board, you can always flash the BIOS to reset your

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Datasheet ID: DFR0465 508781