Daughter board · rev 1.0
TILT
The machine angle, for a Raspberry Pi 5 and the Standard board.
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What it does
The Standard board stands upright in its cabinet, so the angle sensor goes on its own small board, screwed flat to the base of the cabinet with its arrow to the front of the machine.
The dash then shows the machine's roll and pitch, with warnings when it leans too far. You zero it on level ground from the web page.
- Angle sensor module: Adafruit 4438 (LSM6DSOX) or 4503 (LSM6DS3TR-C)
- GPS OUT plug, to add the GPS board
What it connects to
| Plug | Connects to |
|---|---|
| TILT IN | The Standard breakout board's TILT plug, on a short cable |
| GPS OUT | The optional GPS board |
Works with
- Works with
Standard breakout boardRequired: plugs into its TILT socket
- Works with
GPSOptional: plugs into GPS OUT
A Raspberry Pi 4 uses the Pi 4 TILT + CLOCK board instead. The S.M.B.B. and S.M.B.B.-H have the angle sensor built in.
The other boards
Standard breakout board
S.M.B.B.
S.M.B.B.-H
CHT + Parking Brake
Pi 4 TILT + CLOCK
GPS
ADS1115 adapter
M.O.S.S. is in development and bench testing; details may change before release.