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22-05-2014, 12:10
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Re: pic: 4143 RoboRio expansion card prototypes ordered
It is just a glue board. There are no components other than headers and sockets. You plug this in the rio. You plug an Arduino into this. It breaks out the extra rio analog I/O from the MXP connector and puts an Arduino on the i2c bus.
I know a lot of teams use an Arduino on the i2c bus for fancy light shows. Andymark has a kit for this. The timing of the LED strip protocol is strict enough that it still probably makes sense to offload that to a separate microcontroller. 
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