Right angle connectors

The IO Pi Plus is a 32 channel MCP23017 GPIO expander for the Raspberry Pi

05/06/2020

Posted by:
JeremyMurphy

I'm considering using a stack of IO Pi Plus' for an IO solution, and was wondering if you guys offered a 20 pin(10x2) right angle connector similar to the following: 24 pin 8x3 right angle header

If not, what are some other ways I could connect my devices to the inputs/outputs on each board when they're stacked one on top of another?

Thanks

06/06/2020

Posted by:
andrew

Hello Jeremy

At the moment we do not sell any 10x2 right-angle connectors suitable for the IO Pi Plus.

If you are stacking several IO Pi Plus boards together I would recommend using a right-angle 20 pin IDC socket with the IDC plug and some 1.27mm pitch ribbon cable.

Can multiple cards use the same GPIO pin for interrupts

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Right angle connectors

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