Speaker Bonnet

by Ruiz Brothers

Install Headers to Bonnet

We'll need another set of male 2x20-pin header pins. These will need to be seated to the bottom of the Speaker Bonnet.

Connect Headers

Using the same 3D printed jig, I soldered all of the header pins to the Speaker Bonnet. You do have the option to use Hammer Headers if you'd like to skip all that soldering.

Install Speaker Bonnet to Pi

Seat the male headers from the Speaker Bonnet to the available GPIO pins on to the PICO hat. Press the boards together so their headers sit flush with each other.

Connect Speaker Bonnet to Pi

Now we can solder the male header pins from the Speaker Bonnet to the pins on the PICO hat. Again, using a Panavise Jr to keep everything sturdy while soldering. 

Trim Header Pins

The male header pins from the Speaker Bonnet are a bit lengthy so we can use flush snips to trim them short. After that, we have our Pi assembly ready to connect to the rest of the circuit!
PICO HAT Switch
This guide was first published on Nov 08, 2017. It was last updated on Nov 08, 2017. This page (Speaker Bonnet) was last updated on Aug 20, 2019.