Seeed Studio
Seeed Studio Grove Breakout for LinkIt 7697
A breakout board adding 12 Grove sockets and a 2x14 pin header for LinkIt 7697 development boards
- TypeEngineering Development Tools
- Up to 12 Grove sockets simplify prototyping wiring
- 2x14 pin female header enables easy board mounting
- Debug pin header supported for development access
- Multiple digital interfaces D2 D3 D4 D10 D11 D12 included
- Three I2C interfaces expand connectivity options
Grove Breakout for LinkIt 7697
This expansion board adds up to 12 Grove sockets to the LinkIt 7697 development board. It mounts via a 2x14 pin female header for quick attachment. The design targets beginners who want simplified wiring for faster prototyping. A debug pin header is also provided for SWD access.
Interface limits
The board exposes 12 Grove sockets mapped to specific pins on the LinkIt 7697. Digital interfaces are limited to D2, D3, D4, D10, D11 and D12. Analog input is restricted to A0, A1 and A2. I2C communication is available across three separate I2C channels only.
Before ordering
Verify you are using a LinkIt 7697 development board, as the 2x14 pin header matches that specific pinout. Confirm your project requires no more than the listed digital, analog and I2C pins. Ensure your enclosure can accommodate the board once the development board is mounted on top.
Highlights
- Up to 12 Grove sockets simplify prototyping wiring
- 2x14 pin female header enables easy board mounting
- Debug pin header supported for development access
- Multiple digital interfaces D2 D3 D4 D10 D11 D12 included
- Three I2C interfaces expand connectivity options
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many Grove sockets does this breakout provide for the LinkIt 7697?
The board includes up to 12 Grove sockets, giving plug-and-play access to digital, analog and I2C functions without soldering.
What do the 12 Grove sockets actually connect to on the LinkIt 7697?
They route the MCU's digital pins D2, D3, D4, D10, D11, D12, analog inputs A0, A1, A2 and three separate I2C buses.
Which debug interface is exposed on the board and how many pins does the mounting header use?
A single SWD debug header is provided, while the LinkIt 7697 mounts through a 2x14 pin female header.
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