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Pinout For I2c Connector

Hi --

I am trying to attach a LIDAR sensor to my ez-robot. It uses the I2C protocol. I need to know which pin on the I2C connector is SDA and which is SCL. Thank, Nick


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#3  

Thanks, that's it. I searched all over and couldn't find it.

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#4  

In the future, the learn section is the place to find everything. There is a course on the ezb v4, which included introduction to how to use it and the ports and the data sheet and and and:)

There is a video on the learn section that explains what to expect. Also, when you created this post there was a video and links that direct you to the learn section.

The learn section links for the ezb is presented in the software when it loads (unless you disabled that by typing no learn), and in the emails for signup and during purchase. Also, the insert in the package contains links and a diagram of the ezb.

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this is for your reference:) I misread your post earlier. Thought you had said you couldn't find it. Thanks and good luck!

#6  

"In the future, the learn section is the place to find everything."

Except it isn't. I spent hours last night searching the website, using both google and the built-in search function, for every combination of I2C, SDA, SCL, pinout, etc., I could think of. The datasheet is the only place so far that has the information I need. Nothing in the learn section leads to the datasheet. None of those search terms lead to the datasheet. No video leads to the datasheet.

I really wish the website had more documentation and fewer videos. It is so annoying to have to spend five minutes watching a video when you're looking for a simple piece of information, only to find that the video doesn't have it anyway.

I'm just venting here because I spent a long, long time trying to find the answer on my own before resorting to the forum. I'm glad that it ended up being a simple answer.

#7  

I do have to defend DJ here. The link I sent you was from the Learn section of the website, which contained the datasheet.

Learn page https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/ then EZV-V4 link https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Course/5 then #7 EZ-B V4 datasheet https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Lesson/18?courseId=5

The datasheet is at the top of this page, with the pinout diagram on the first page.

There is so much information in the learn section, and videos for a lot of people are a lot easier than text. This is a site that is visited from people from all over the world where english isnt their first language. Because of this, it is often easier for some people to watch the videos.

#8  

@nickkeenan Really... I found it in 30 seconds looking at the Datasheet of the ezb in the learn section that you claimed to have scoured...

So when you get your foot out of your mouth, maybe you can be an awesome contributor to this forum?...:)