My email in-box contained a routine Elektor post email which contains a nice link to download a free Raspberry Pi Wall Poster and it containsa fair amount of useful information.
Funnily enough, it also contains some conflicting information.
The picture shows where the power input cable goes and it states
5VDC / 800mA… which is 100mA more than my Raspberry programming book states.
However, at the bottom of the poster under “Troubleshooting” it states that it requires a “solid 5V / 1000mA” supply.
It’s a poster guys… it’s not rocket science to make sure the advice is the same across a single page. No wonder people get confused over these things.
You can download the poster here:
http://www.elektor.com/Uploads/2013/POST/007/Elektor_Raspberry_Pi_Poster.pdf
Funnily enough, it also contains some conflicting information.
The picture shows where the power input cable goes and it states
5VDC / 800mA… which is 100mA more than my Raspberry programming book states.
However, at the bottom of the poster under “Troubleshooting” it states that it requires a “solid 5V / 1000mA” supply.
It’s a poster guys… it’s not rocket science to make sure the advice is the same across a single page. No wonder people get confused over these things.
You can download the poster here:
http://www.elektor.com/Uploads/2013/POST/007/Elektor_Raspberry_Pi_Poster.pdf
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