To keep them in place, a few pieces of tape will hold them for when you flip the board over.
This section assumes you do not want to stack the shield with stacking headers. If you want to stack another shield on top, skip to the Stacking Shields section!
Check you have everything you need: assembled shield PCB, 0.1" male header, 4 of 3x4 male header, and a 2 pin terminal block
Break apart the 0.1" header into 6, 8 and/or 10-pin long pieces and slip the long ends into the headers of your Arduino
Place the 2 pin terminal block so it faces out. Also place the 3x4
headers so the short pins are plugged into the shield and the long pins
are sticking up
To keep them in place, a few pieces of tape will hold them for when you flip the board over.
To keep them in place, a few pieces of tape will hold them for when you flip the board over.
This guide was first published on Jun 20, 2013. It was last updated on Jun 20, 2013.
This page (Assembly) was last updated on Jun 20, 2013.
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