Daughter board · rev 2.0
Pi 4 TILT + CLOCK
The machine angle and a clock, for a Raspberry Pi 4 and the Standard board.
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What it does
A Raspberry Pi 4 has no clock that keeps time with the power off. This board carries one, beside the angle sensor's socket, so a Pi 4 build needs one small board instead of two.
It mounts flat at the base of the cabinet with its arrow to the front of the machine, and the dash shows the machine's roll and pitch.
- Three versions: a plug-in clock module, a clock chip with a coin cell on the board, or a coin cell on leads
- Angle sensor module: Adafruit 4438 or 4503 (it can be fitted later)
- 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 5 has its own clock and uses the TILT board instead. The S.M.B.B. and S.M.B.B.-H have the angle sensor and clock built in.
The other boards
M.O.S.S. is in development and bench testing; details may change before release.