Due pinout diagram

[Armindo]

Very good!!! Thanks a lot.

[polysysdelta]

This is great

[salaideva]

will you please point where is the clock(84 MHz)?

[graynomad]

There is no external 84MHz clock AFAIK, I think you can put a clock signal out a pin but I doubt it would be the full 84MHz, maybe but that would be such an uncommon requirement I don't think it's needed on the diagram.

Also running 84MHz out to those headers would be an exercise in futility I suspect,

If it exists I'm willing to listen to arguments though.

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Rob

[spicetraders]

THX, just received my first DUE, sadly it is not working but will get another to replace.

[Vaclav]

It may have been noted - but...

Is is possible that I2C ports SAM designations port numbers only are reversed?
SCL1 reads  TWCK0
SDA1 reads  TWD0 

and the "no number" I2C SAM designators are TWCK1 and TWD1

[cdan]

Rob Gray, you saved me a great deal of time.
Excellent job, thx.

[Vaclav]

Very minute / minor observation
The "TX" LED ( below USB native port ) is green, not yellow as shown on schematic.

[xl97]

I love these pinout diagrams!..

(what software do you use to create them?)

[Wurstnase]

Great job!

[tsester]

Thanx a lot for the diagram

[SicongLiu]

Can I use the internal resistors of pin14~19 by pinMode(pin,INPUT_PULLUP)? Does DUE has internal resistor on these pins?

[sinq]

Awesome!
Thanks you!

[MrAl]

Hi,


One of the best diagrams i have seen so far for just about any micro controller.  Very clear and well laid out, easy to see where everything goes and where everything comes from.


Thanks.

[Delphium]

Great work, thank you for creating.