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<title>Libre Computer GPIO Pinout</title>
<meta name="description" content="Interactive GPIO pinout and pinmux reference for Libre Computer single-board computers.">
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    <span id="brand-name">Libre Computer</span>
    <span id="brand-sub">GPIO Pinout</span>
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    <label for="board-select">Board</label>
    <select id="board-select" aria-label="Select board"></select>
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    <div id="pin-detail"><p class="muted">Each pin's square is banded: the top is the board's colour for that pin (yellow I2C, blue SPI, orange 3.3V), and below it one vertical stripe per other mux the pad can reach. A GPIO-only pin has stripes alone. Select a pin for its full pinmux, again to close, or select a legend entry to filter.</p></div>
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  Pin data from <a href="https://github.com/libre-computer-project/libretech-wiring-tool">libretech-wiring-tool</a> (MIT)
  &middot; <a href="https://libre.computer">libre.computer</a>
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