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Form-factor of Arduino R3 pin layout on FRDM-K64F

Hello,
I have just got my FRDM-K64F board and I'd like to add a few sensors to it to test it out. I've read that the board has a form-factor of Arduino™ R3 pin layout and I am not sure what that means when I am buying sensors (i2C, SPI, UART interfaces) for this board. I understand that I can just connect any sensor using a breadboard and cables but I was thinking that maybe this Arduino R3 pin layout is something that makes it easier?
As you probably can see, my HW skills a nothing to brag about....
Many Thanks
Andy
Best Answer
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Hi Andy,
it was GPRS Shield V2.0 - Wiki.
Answers
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Hi Andy,
we've experienced the board with GSM modem arduino shield without any problem. You only need to check revision of your board since one of the first version contains a bug with incorrect pin routing that affects I2C (or SPI I don't remember)
/Sergey
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Hello Sergey,
can you perhaps provide a picture of how this Arduino GSM modem is connected to the K64F? And I am still not sure what "Arduino™ R3 pin layout" means and how I can leverage it's benefits?
Thanks,
--Andy
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Hi Andy,
it was GPRS Shield V2.0 - Wiki.