Espruino Pico WIZnet W550io Ethernet Shim

Name: Espruino Pico WIZnet W550io Ethernet Shim
SKU: 5290
Price: 2.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

(1 Review)

Adaptor PCB to allow WIZnet W550io Ethernet modules to be soldered onto an Espruino Pico

Designed by Gordon Williams in United Kingdom

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Adaptor PCB to allow WIZnet W550io Ethernet modules to be soldered onto an Espruino Pico

This is just the PCB. Ethernet module and Espruino Pico not included! What is it? This is a PCB that lets you solder a WIZnet W550io Ethernet module onto your Espruino Pico. The W550io (W5500 chip) i…

What is it?

This is a PCB that lets you solder a WIZnet W550io Ethernet module onto your Espruino Pico.

The W550io (W5500 chip) is a fantastic way to add internet connectivity to your Pico. It's fast, reliable, and easy to use. The shim can easily be soldered to both pinned and unpinned Espruino Picos, and when used with unpinned boards it breaks out the 0.05" pin strip to easily accessible 0.1" strip.

Instructions on soldering here

Note: This board places the pico upside-down relative to the WIZnet W550io so that you can access the button. Unfortunately this makes it less suitable for use on breadboards.

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Braydon | Aug. 8, 2016

can be used as a 0.05 to 0.1 breakout

I thought I should leave a review here because the shim worked for what I bought it for, even though that wasn't it's intended purpose. Just cut the long parts off using a small pair of side-cutters. Then place the shim between the plastic of the header pins and the Pico itself, then solder the headers as normally installed on the Pico. This allows you to add 8 more 100 mil (0.10") header pins face up for use with a breadboard and male to female prototyping wires. And now you can make use of those tiny pins that looked unusable previously.