Docs regarding Serial Pi (Ver 1.0)
The Serial Pi Plus and Serial Pi Zeroare a RS232 Serial Port for the Raspberry Pi
02/12/2018
Posted by:
alejo8086
I do have 2 Serial Pi boards V1.0 (not plus neither zero) and I can't find any reference to them in the site
Are they compatible with Raspi 2 model B or 3 model B? Any link to more detailed info?
Thanks a lot in advance and apologies if I missed something abvious
Alejandro
Are they compatible with Raspi 2 model B or 3 model B? Any link to more detailed info?
Thanks a lot in advance and apologies if I missed something abvious
Alejandro
03/12/2018
Posted by:
andrew
Location:
United Kingdom
Hello Alejandro
You can find the information on the original Serial Pi in our knowledge base at /kb/article/1045/serial-pi-discontinued
The Serial Pi is compatible with the newer Raspberry Pi models. The main difference between the original Serial Pi and the newer models is the change to a 40-pin GPIO connector and the PCB was changed to the newer hat specifications.
If you want to the Serial Pi on a Raspberry Pi 3, 3+ or Zero W you will need to go through our Raspberry Pi Serial Port Tutorial to remap the UART port as by default it is used for the BlueTooth device.
You can find the information on the original Serial Pi in our knowledge base at /kb/article/1045/serial-pi-discontinued
The Serial Pi is compatible with the newer Raspberry Pi models. The main difference between the original Serial Pi and the newer models is the change to a 40-pin GPIO connector and the PCB was changed to the newer hat specifications.
If you want to the Serial Pi on a Raspberry Pi 3, 3+ or Zero W you will need to go through our Raspberry Pi Serial Port Tutorial to remap the UART port as by default it is used for the BlueTooth device.
08/12/2018
Posted by:
alejo8086
Thanks a lot!
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