DFRobot's Romeo BLE has an unusual way to connect to two SPI interfaces. Instead of pins, there are 12 test points arranged in a two groups of 6. Please check this Romeo BLE's Wiki page, under "ICSP Interface".
Am I supposed to solder 6 wires to this back-of-the-board interface? It seems as a very clumsy solution to me?
Is there maybe some other way to connect there?
You don't say what you're trying to do, so here's my guess:
If you want to connect something via SPI then digital pins 10-13 are SS, MOSI, MISO and SCK, assuming this is a UNO type of board.
Thanks Martin. But what are than these six testing points doing on the back of the PCB? Maybe I should solder wires to them directly?
I just want to use SPI.
They'll be used to program the firmware on each chip during production, I would imagine the boards are pressed onto spring loaded pins. I can't see any reason not to use the pads, but why bother when the Atmega328 SPI pins are available top side?
Edit: Looking at the schematic from the page you linked, the SPI pins are available top side as well as the pads below.