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| − | The Spectrum Next has a 40 pin male header to which can be attached a Raspberry Pi Zero.
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| − | The Raspberry Pi 0 has a Broadcom BCM2835 SoC with an ARMv6 core, a Videocore 4 GPU, and its own 512 MB memory and HDMI output. It has its own SD card from which it boots. While it can traditionally run Linux, it can also be programmed "bare metal" directly in assembly language, which may be more likely for this implementation.
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| − | It is not yet known how the Raspberry Pi 0 will interface with the Spectrum Next. It was originally used to provide HDMI digital video and audio output for the Spectrum Next, but the HDMI functionality was moved onto the main board, making this original function redundant.
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| − | It is known that the Raspberry Pi versions supporting Wi-fi will not provide that Wi-fi to the Next.
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| − | == Attaching a Raspberry Pi Zero ==
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| − | To connect the RPi0 to the Spectrum Next, a 20x2 pin female header needs to be attached on the underside of the Pi:
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| − | <gallery widths=200px>
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| − | RPi0_2x20pinFemale.png|Header attached using solder
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| − | RPi0_2x20pinFemale_Hammer.png|Solder-less variety attached using a hammer
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| − | RPi0_1.jpg|Raspberry Pi Zero connected to the Spectrum Next
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| − | </gallery>
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Latest revision as of 14:36, 2 February 2020
