All Fishino boards
Fishino is a prototyping board 100% compatible with Arduino, but with greatly enhanced capabilities.
Fishino boards are distributed by Futura Elettronica in Italy, by TME on many countries, by Amazon and online, worldwide, on Open-Electronics site
Following are currently on the market:
- the Fishino UNO card, compatible with Arduino UNO
- the Fishino MEGA card, compatible with Arduino MEGA
- the Fishino GUPPY card, compatible with Arduino NANO
- the Fishino 32 board
The above mentioned cards have special additional features, supported by numerous libraries:
- WiFi Module for Fishino UNO, Fishino MEGA, Fishino GUPPY and Fishino 32
- MicroSD Slot for Fishino ONE, Fishino MEGA, Fishino GUPPY and Fishino 32
- RTC Module for Fishino UNO, Fishino MEGA and Fishino 32
- Power Supply by LiPo for Fishino GUPPY, Fishino MEGA and Fishino 32
- Stereo Audio Codec for Fishino 32
Instructions are on Docs part of this website.
Windows and Mac OS/X needs drivers to be able to use Fishino boards, exactly like Arduino ones.
The drivers are needed only up to Windows 7 version included; on following versions drivers should be already embedded into OS.
You can download Windows drivers in download section
Linux PCs have the drivers embedded in kernel, so you'll not need them.
Fishino uses same I/O used by equivalent Arduino shields; so, for Fishino UNO and Fishino Guppy :
- The WiFi module uses I/O 7, 10, 11, 12 and 13. I/O 7 is not used anymore on recent firmware versions (> 7.0.0)
It can be fully disabled with a bridge between CH_PD pin and GND on ESP connector. - The microSD interface uses I/O 4, 11, 12 and 13 and requires that I/O 10 is a digital output.
To free used I/O it's enough to remove the microSD card from slot. - The RTC module communicates through i2c interface using SCL e SDA pins which are overlapped to analog ports A4 and A5 on UNO and Guppy boards.
On Fishino Mega :
- The WiFi module uses I/O 7, 10, 50, 51 and 52. I/O 7 is not used anymore on recent firmware versions (> 7.0.0)
It can be fully disabled with a bridge between CH_PD pin and GND on ESP connector. - The microSD interface uses I/O 4, 50, 51 and 52 and requires that I/O 10 is a digital output.
To free used I/O it's enough to remove the microSD card from slot. - The RTC module communicates through i2c interface using SCL e SDA pins.
On Fishino32 :
- The WiFi module uses I/O 11, 12 and 13, the SPI interface, which is shared with other SPI peripherals
- The microSD interface uses I/O 11, 12 and 13, the SPI interface, which is shared with other SPI peripherals
- Remaining peripherals use internal I/O lines.
Fishino32 board
Fishino32 boards requires to enter in upload-mode by pressing and keeping pressed the reset button up orange led starts flashing (about 2 seconds)