Modifications

{{bloc-etroit|text=Before the motor driver board can be plugged into your Raspberry Pi, female headers must be soldered into the appropriate holes. The kit ships with two 17-pin 0.1″ female headers that should be mounted to the bottom of the board (the side with surface-mount components). Once the kit is assembled, it should be plugged into the leftmost position on the Model B+’s GPIO header, leaving six pins exposed on the right, as shown in the picture below.}}

{{bloc-etroit|text=Before the motor driver board can be plugged into your Raspberry Pi, female headers must be soldered into the appropriate holes. The kit ships with two 17-pin 0.1″ female headers that should be mounted to the bottom of the board (the side with surface-mount components). Once the kit is assembled, it should be plugged into the leftmost position on the Model B+’s GPIO header, leaving six pins exposed on the right, as shown in the picture below.}}

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Three 2-pin, 5 mm terminal blocks are included for making easy motor and power connections to the board once they have been slid together and soldered to the six large through-holes. Alternatively, you can solder 0.1″ male header pins to the smaller through-holes above the terminal block holes, or you can just solder wires directly to the board.

Three 2-pin, 5 mm terminal blocks are included for making easy motor and power connections to the board once they have been slid together and soldered to the six large through-holes. Alternatively, you can solder 0.1″ male header pins to the smaller through-holes above the terminal block holes, or you can just solder wires directly to the board.