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Add GPIO to H2
gullradriel edited this page Nov 30, 2024
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This page is documenting how user f1ghy added GPIO ports to his H2. He provided the schematics and pictures.
Then solder a small wire on SCL, SDA and 3.3 V pins on the back on the connector P22, and cut it to have 1 cm or 0.5 cm long:
Then place a litle board (pastill PCB (?)) like this. The smalls wires soldered through it. (you may heat the solder with the iron and press the board to prevent the card from moving, and that it is tight on the hackrf card), and solder it:
Then solder the other wire: 3.3V, VCC, and Ground (GND), and cut off the smalls wires that protrude:
Build your ESP32 companion following the tutorial here: https://github.com/htotoo/ESP32-Portapack/wiki
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