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2.`pins_*`
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There are up to eight separate pins_* sections, namely:
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1.**pins_rev1** Rev1 pin setup. There are some differences because of the moved I2C pins.
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2.**pins_rev2** Rev2 pin setup. This includes the additional codec pins on P5.
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3.**pins_bplus1** Model B+ rev 1.1, including the full 40pin connector.
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4.**pins_bplus2** Model B+ rev 1.2, swapping the low-power and lan-run pins.
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5.**pins_aplus** Model A+, lacking Ethernet.
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6.**pins_2b1** Pi 2 Model B rev 1.0; controls the SMPS via I2C0.
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7.**pins_2b2** Pi 2 Model B rev 1.1; controls the SMPS via software I2C on 42 and 43.
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8.**pins_cm** The Compute Module. The default for this is the default for the chip, so it is a useful source of information about default pull ups/downs on the chip.
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There are a number of separate `pins_*` sections, based on particular Raspberry Pi models, namely:
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-**pins_rev1** Rev1 pin setup. There are some differences because of the moved I2C pins.
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-**pins_rev2** Rev2 pin setup. This includes the additional codec pins on P5.
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-**pins_bplus1** Model B+ rev 1.1, including the full 40pin connector.
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-**pins_bplus2** Model B+ rev 1.2, swapping the low-power and lan-run pins.
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-**pins_aplus** Model A+, lacking Ethernet.
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-**pins_2b1** Pi 2 Model B rev 1.0; controls the SMPS via I2C0.
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-**pins_2b2** Pi 2 Model B rev 1.1; controls the SMPS via software I2C on 42 and 43.
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-**pins_3b1** Pi 3 Model B rev 1.0
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-**pins_3b2** Pi 3 Model B rev 1.2
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-**pins_pi0** The Pi Zero
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-**pins_pi0w** The Pi Zero W
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-**pins_cm** The Compute Module. The default for this is the default for the chip, so it is a useful source of information about default pull ups/downs on the chip.
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-**pins_cm3** The Compute Module version 3
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Each `pins_*` section can contain `pin_config` and `pin_defines` sections.
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