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| b) more pads for RGB LEDs (in total there are 3 RGB LED areas, on the part that looks like an antenna, and in the lower left and right area of the board) (see [[:leds|RGB LEDs]])\\ | b) more pads for RGB LEDs (in total there are 3 RGB LED areas, on the part that looks like an antenna, and in the lower left and right area of the board) (see [[:leds|RGB LEDs]])\\ | ||
| c) **On/ | c) **On/ | ||
| - | d) **Micro-USB for connecting to laptop**\\ | + | d) **Micro-USB |
| - | e) Micro-USB for additional energy\\ | + | e) Micro-USB |
| f) external clock out, an SMA connector (X201) could be soldered here (not for antennas!)\\ | f) external clock out, an SMA connector (X201) could be soldered here (not for antennas!)\\ | ||
| g) clock generator, for sophisticated applications you may want to cover this with a metallic shielding to prevent irradiations (see [[extension: | g) clock generator, for sophisticated applications you may want to cover this with a metallic shielding to prevent irradiations (see [[extension: | ||
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| We also included a 4-pin 3.5 mm **audio connector** which allows both (mono) headphone and microphone operation with a standard headset. | We also included a 4-pin 3.5 mm **audio connector** which allows both (mono) headphone and microphone operation with a standard headset. | ||
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| - | There are two micro USB ports, both can charge the battery. | + | There are two micro USB ports, both can charge the battery. |
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