Wrong pin numbers!

[tfeseker]

In the documentation section, the pin numbers are wrong:

The pin numbers given in the schematics seem to be correct:

[lolrobbe2]

@tfeseker It seems like the pin numbers in the schematic are from a topdown perspective and the pin numbers on the website are from the bottom perspective.

[tfeseker]

Sorry for the late response, I just noticed that this is still open. Unfortunately, it is not just top view vs bottom view:

number, schematics (right hand side), documentation, (left hand side):
3, GPIO6, GPIO16
4, GPIO7, GPIO6
5, GPIO15, GPIO17
6, GPIO16, GPIO7
7, GPIO17, GPIO18
8, GPIO18, GPIO15

again, the pin numbers given in the schematics (first column) seem to be correct.

[douglasheld2]

The explanation with the schematics vs. the blue GPIO bubble labels only solves part of the problem.

• pinout 1 (GPIO1) is labeled "11" on the device. Which is the same label as for GPIO11.
• pinout 38 (GPIO38) is labeled just "8" on the device, which is the same as the "8" on the other side. I think "38" would be expected here.

Those errors in the v1.5 hardware design are likely to cause confusion, even when the six incorrect blue bubbles in the left column of the pinout documentation are corrected.

The same paint errors appear to be in v1.6 as well per this diagram: https://www.quickspot.io/docs/hardware/img/walter-functionality-numbered-stroke.svg

[daanpape]

@tfeseker and @douglasheld2 we are in the progress of rectifying the mistakes and we will keep you up-to-date. I'm leaving this open until fully rectified.