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2. **HDMI reset** jumper. Connects GPIO 17 and RESET pin to HDMI capture chip. Currently not used, don't touch it.
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2. **HDMI reset** jumper. Connects GPIO 17 and RESET pin to HDMI capture chip. Currently not used, don't touch it.
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3. **SPI and GPIO** for the custom extension boards.
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3. **SPI and GPIO** for the custom extension boards.
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4. **Audio capture** jumpers. Connects I2S pins 18, 19, 20 to HDMI capture chip.
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4. **Audio capture** jumpers. Connects I2S pins 18, 19, 20 to HDMI capture chip.
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5. **UART access** pins.
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5. **UART access** jumpers. Connects GPIO 14 and 15 to the RJ-45 and USB console ports.
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6. **Serial console port** (default: /dev/ttyAMA0, RS232 input, outputs +6V/-6V, for the Raspberry Pi or server console access).
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6. **Serial console port** (default: /dev/ttyAMA0, RS232 input, outputs +6V/-6V, for the Raspberry Pi or server console access).
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7. **USB-C console port** (shared with #6 above, takes priority over RJ45).
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7. **USB-C console port** (shared with #6 above, takes priority over RJ45).
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8. **Power** and **activity LEDs**. On the left of the LEDs the watchdog jumper is located. Don't touch it.
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8. **Power** and **activity LEDs**. On the left of the LEDs the watchdog jumper is located. Don't touch it.
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18. **USB-C emulation port** - this port is doing the emulation of a USB keyboard, mouse, Virtual CD-ROM or USB Flash Drive, USB-Ethernet, USB-Serial port and a lot of other Linux-supported features.
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18. **USB-C emulation port** - this port is doing the emulation of a USB keyboard, mouse, Virtual CD-ROM or USB Flash Drive, USB-Ethernet, USB-Serial port and a lot of other Linux-supported features.
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19. **1-Wire** & **Neo-pixel** interface (under, advanced user feature).
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19. **1-Wire** & **Neo-pixel** interface (under, advanced user feature).
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**================ PINOUT TODO ====================**
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??? note "GPIO pinout"
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* **ATX control**
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- `power led = GPIO 24` - Used for reading the host power state.
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- `hdd led = 22` - Same for the HDD activity.
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- `power switch = 23` - Used for pressing the power button of the host.
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- `reset switch = 27` - Same for the reset button.
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These pins can't be used for any other purposes even if ATX function is disabled.
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* **I2C bus** - `GPIO 2, 3` - Can be used as I2C ONLY.
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* **1-Wire [19]** - `GPIO 4` - Also available under ATX RJ-45 port (point [19] on the above) as bi-directional buffered open-drain 5V for regular 1-Wire usage.
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* **UART** - `GPIO 14, 15` - Can be used as UART only for the serial console. When jumpers [5] are removed, you can connect to pins 14 and 15 directly using GPIO header. Also you can remove jumper [5] and disable UART console in the `/boot/config.txt` and `/boot/cmdline.txt` to use this pins for any purpose. But it's not recommended.
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* **Red activity led on the front [8]** - `GPIO 13` - Can be disabled in `/boot/config.txt` and available on the Neo-pixel port [19].
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* **PWM fan controller** - `GPIO 12`. Can be used for custom purposes if the fan disconnected and `kvmd-fan` service is stopped.
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* **I2S HDMI sound** - `GPIO 18, 19, 20, 21`. Can be used for custom purposes if the `tc358743-audio` overlay in `/boot/config.txt` is disabled **AND** jumpers [4] are removed.
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* **USB breaker** - `GPIO 5` - Can't be used for any other purposes.
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??? note "ATX RJ-45 pinout"
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??? note "ATX RJ-45 pinout"
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The pinout of the RJ-45 connector is the same on the AT and ATX adapter.
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The pinout of the RJ-45 connector is the same on the AT and ATX adapter.
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