I really like the ASCII-Art from the Duckman, that he did for the Arduino. It really is great for documentation. So I tried to do the same for Raspberry Pi.
I place them in the Creatice Commons [Creative Commons Attribution (BY) license].
Attribution via the url: “http://weyprecht.de/2015/11/30/raspberry-pi-ascii-art/”
Raspberry Pi 1 B+ and B2
+----------------------------+ |()2#################40() +---+ | 1#################39 |USB| |#D Pi B+ / Pi 2 +-+ +---+ |#I \/ +--+ | | +---+ |#S ()() | | CAM +-+ |USB| |#P () +--+ # +---+ |#Y # +----+ | +----+ # +-+ | NET| |()+---+ | | # |A| ()+----+ +--|PWR|-|HDMI|---|V|--------+ +---+ +----+ +-+ http://weyprecht.de/2015/11/30/raspberry-pi-ascii-art/
Raspberry Pi Zero
+--------------------------+ |() 2#################40 ()| | 1#################39 | +---+ +--+ \/ ## RUN| |MIC| | | ()() ## TV | | SD| +--+ () | +---+ Pi-Zero | |()+----+ +---+ +---+ ()| +--|HDMI|----|USB|-|PWR|---+ +----+ +---+ +---+ http://weyprecht.de/2015/11/30/raspberry-pi-ascii-art/
GPIO Raspberry Pi Model A and B
Pin 1 Pin2 +3V3 [ ] [ ] +5V SDA1 / GPIO 2 [ ] [ ] +5V SCL1 / GPIO 3 [ ] [ ] GND GPIO 4 [ ] [ ] GPIO 14 / TXD0 GND [ ] [ ] GPIO 15 / RXD0 GPIO 17 [ ] [ ] GPIO 18 GPIO 27 [ ] [ ] GND GPIO 22 [ ] [ ] GPIO 23 +3V3 [ ] [ ] GPIO 24 MOSI / GPIO 10 [ ] [ ] GND MISO / GPIO 9 [ ] [ ] GPIO 25 SCLK / GPIO 11 [ ] [ ] GPIO 8 / CE0# GND [ ] [ ] GPIO 7 / CE1# Pin 25 Pin 26 http://weyprecht.de/2015/11/30/raspberry-pi-ascii-art/
GPIO Raspberry Pi Model A+, B+ and B2
Pin 1 Pin2 +3V3 [ ] [ ] +5V SDA1 / GPIO 2 [ ] [ ] +5V SCL1 / GPIO 3 [ ] [ ] GND GPIO 4 [ ] [ ] GPIO 14 / TXD0 GND [ ] [ ] GPIO 15 / RXD0 GPIO 17 [ ] [ ] GPIO 18 GPIO 27 [ ] [ ] GND GPIO 22 [ ] [ ] GPIO 23 +3V3 [ ] [ ] GPIO 24 MOSI / GPIO 10 [ ] [ ] GND MISO / GPIO 9 [ ] [ ] GPIO 25 SCLK / GPIO 11 [ ] [ ] GPIO 8 / CE0# GND [ ] [ ] GPIO 7 / CE1# ID_SD / GPIO 0 [ ] [ ] GPIO 1 / ID_SC GPIO 5 [ ] [ ] GND GPIO 6 [ ] [ ] GPIO 12 GPIO 13 [ ] [ ] GND MISO / GPIO 19 [ ] [ ] GPIO 16 / CE2# GPIO 26 [ ] [ ] GPIO 20 / MOSI GND [ ] [ ] GPIO 21 / SCLK Pin 39 Pin 40 http://weyprecht.de/2015/11/30/raspberry-pi-ascii-art/
Have fun using it, and I enjoy feedback.
