What are the Breadboard - Jumper wires -- USB to TTL Serial Cable -- GPIO Ribbon Cable with Breakout board used for?
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The breadboard allows you to connect components to the Pi without soldering them permanently on the Pi.The Jumper wires are quick connections between the Pi and components, or between components on the breadboard.The USB to TTL serial cable has a small controller that allows you to send/receive serial signals from a USB interface.GPIO cable is used to connect the Pi to the breadboard.
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These are extra components if you want to do more electronic experimentation. The GPIO cable and bread board allows you to connect circuits for servos; small motors; ect. like small robotics projects as an example. It is more for the extreme computer programming and electronics experimenting enthusiast. You do have to have some knowledge of electronics in order to use these other extras; for obvious reasons (connecting the wrong wire to wrong thing could release the magic smoke!!!) Just go to the raspberry pi .org website for examples of some of the projects you can do with these extra components and/or google. Again these are just some extras added and you don't have to use them in order to have fun with your pi.
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A mother board, 2 serial ATA cables, and some hardware are what is in the box. As for the voltage... It requires both a 12 volt rail and a 4 volt rail.
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You probably figured it out by now but for anyone else... I'm using this with that motherboard right now, the brown (spdif) wire goes to pin 1, the black wire (ground) goes to the other pin, you'll have to connect the +5v red wire to the +5v pin on a free usb header. This is probably the same for a lot of other gigabyte motherboards, just make sure the color coded wires on this are actually in the right order.
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Test4echo3 is right. You can use a USB. I think it is more reliable when you use TPM chips though. It is not going anywhere when it is placed on the board
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Yes it does contain a solderlesd breadboard, You can check out this link: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoStarterKitGallery
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This package comes with 2x Serial ATA 6.0 Gb/s cables, 2x Serial ATA Gb/s cables, and 1x Ultra DMA 133/100/66 cable... also includes 1x ASUS Q-shield (i/o panel). Excellent motherboard kit.
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NO, now it includes a disc with a users manual. It also has a separate wiring diagram, which is fairly user friendly. And it comes with directions for Mach3 debugging. Full of photos, and the English is only slightly broken. All in all, everything is clearly explained. EDIT: There is just one 5v+ wire per axis output. So, you probably need jumper wires on the driver itself. - Use the jumpers to connect EN+, Step+ and Direction+. (On this breakout-board, the Step, EN, and Direction terminals are negative.)
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It will not work as a power supply. This a TTL-level USB to Serial device. If you are looking for a power supply with a USB port on it, this might work: Breadboard Power Supply USB - 5V/3.3V
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USB 3.0 to internal header but an adapter to usb 2.0 internal header is included so you can use that instead if your motherboard doesnt have usb 3
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This is a long article on USB, although if you check out the pictures they should explain all the USB standard connectors. The one you are refering to is the newest USB Micro-B. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Serial_Bus
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From the computer to the switch module it uses two standard usb type A to B connectors which you will need to purchase separately. The cable from the switch to the printer is included with the switch. I have 20 foot cables on it and it works great.
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On the motherboard it has jusb2 and a full usb3 19 pin connector. On back for your usb devices it has 2 usb3 ports and a couple of usb2 ports
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Yes it is. The 3 wire (red,white green). On my motherboard my USB pinout has 4 pins on top row 5 pins on bottom row. I just put it on top row, with writing facing up. Sometimes different boards the thing will connect upside down lol weird right. If after u connect it usb dont work try flipping it over. Good luck
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Sure, any TTL or CMOS microcontroller with at least 4 GPIO pins that can supply > 2.5 to 5 mW can work with this board.Here's the datasheet for the chip on this driver board http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/uln2003a.pdf
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If you have ever installed an old CD or DVD drive they had 4 pin connectors that went from the back of them for audio to the motherboard. They are perfect for connecting things like this and allow for it to be fairly far from your board (which since its a sensor...is nice!) On the breadboard side just use a double male pin set.
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not sure if you have a spare front panel connector from an old PC. But, what I did was cut the wires for the front panel connector and strip the plastic on one end and inserted it into the M350 front panel cable. this makes an extension for the on switch. Then inserted the other end into the motherboard. Or you can go to frys or amazon or any pc store and pick a long extension cable and cut it to your length.
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These are unshielded, stranded, insulated hook-up wires. They are great for breadboarding and general low power circuits.