Fixed incorrect pin assignment on header #3925
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Update main with latest 6.0.x
IO13 is for blue LED IO14 is the correct pin header between IO18 and IO12 The silk is wrong (shows IO13), but hardware is correct as IO14, but IO14 was not included in pins.c Silk will be updated on next PCB production run
I have tested this with current shipping hardware. I'm running this right now on my test jigs. |
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IO13 is for blue LED
IO14 is the correct pin header between IO18 and IO12 - this was marked as IO13 by mistake
The silk is wrong (shows IO13), but hardware is correct as IO14, but IO14 was not included in pins.c
Silk will be updated on next PCB production run
Also added comments against custom pins