Fixed pinout numbers and names #2

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afonsus1997 commented

2022-12-26 19:36:55 +00:00

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After some hours of debugging it seems that the pin names were wrong on the readme.

As it can be seen here, the default I2C pins of the RPI PICO are GP4/GP5 which are pins number 6/7.

Thanks for the project, happy to contribute!

After some hours of debugging it seems that the pin names were wrong on the readme. As it can be seen [here](https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/pico/Pico-R3-A4-Pinout.pdf), the default I2C pins of the RPI PICO are GP4/GP5 which are pins number 6/7. Thanks for the project, happy to contribute!

4ntsu commented

2023-01-03 01:41:19 +00:00

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Hey, thanks for looking into this. What you're saying about the default pins makes sense.
I'm not sure where I got those pin numbers originally, but as you can see in the photos in the readme, GP6/7 were what I was using at the time and it worked fine. I'll try to reproduce this as soon as I can with a spare Pico and will merge your PR if all goes well.
Thanks again.

Hey, thanks for looking into this. What you're saying about the default pins makes sense. I'm not sure where I got those pin numbers originally, but as you can see in the photos in the readme, GP6/7 were what I was using at the time and it worked fine. I'll try to reproduce this as soon as I can with a spare Pico and will merge your PR if all goes well. Thanks again.

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