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Analog Intro

By default, Pipo Range is set in Midi USB mode.

Range outline
  1. ON/OFF slide switch
  2. Play/pause button
  3. Input 1/2 range selector
  4. Input 7/8 range selector
  5. Charging LED
  6. Low Battery LED
  7. Wi-Fi LED
  8. Bluetooth LED
  9. Data LED
  10. 8x voltage inputs
  11. 8x touch inputs
  12. Push / Release touch wires

  • Pipo analog has 2 types of inputs, which are on each side of the board.

  • The 8 voltage inputs are distributed on the top in 4 Grove connectors. Each connector has 4 pins which carry power on 2 pins, and 2 inputs signals. The grove connectors allow you to connect various sensors or inputs in an easy and robust fashion.

  • The input range selectors (slide switches) let you choose the max voltage (3.3V/5V/12V) of the related inputs (1 & 2 or 7 & 8).

  • The other voltage inputs (nb 3/4/5/6) can receive 3.3V max.

  • The 8 touch inputs are located on the bottom side of the board. They are distributed as individual "push-in" connectors. These are meant for a bare cable (insulation removed) to be inserted and will auto clamp it. To remove a cable, press on the push/release location with a pen.

  • A detailed page on Analog inputs is available here