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Gadgetoid has published a little web-based app that allows you to explore the Pi’s GPIO pins. It features explanations of each pin and often gives WiringPi examples to use them.\u00a0Take a look here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Gadgetoid has published a little web-based app that allows you to explore the Pi’s GPIO pins. It features explanations of each pin and often gives WiringPi examples to use them.\u00a0Take a look here<\/p>\n

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