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PHD 6000 PINS

Thehoboking
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17 minutes ago, Thehoboking said:

Does anyone know what the PHD 6000 pins are for on the ASUS Prime A-320-A crm motherboard? 

It almost looks like an ICSP header, which can be used to flash a different bootloader onto a microcontroller on the board.

Usually those will have 6 pins, but one of the pins is +5V, which can also be applied in another way. The missing pins is not in the correct location for that though.

 

So truly,  I don't know what it is for :P 

"We're all in this together, might as well be friends" Tom, Toonami.

 

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