User Manual

The micro:bit Crickit is the easiest of them all! Just plug

in your micro:bit with the LED grid facing towards the pin

numbers as shown on the Crickit silkscreen.

You'll also see that Pin 0 is marked for speaker use and

Pin 16 for NeoPixels (sun icon).

The Crickit HAT for Raspberry Pi uses the standard Pi 40

pin header (at top in the picture at left) to plug onto the

Pi expansion header.

The holes in the Crickit HAT align with the holes in the

Pi so you can use standoff posts for a secure fit.

All of the functional blocks on the octagonal Crickit

boards are on the Crickit HAT, they are just moved to fit

the rectangular HAT shape.

seesaw USB Debug and Indicators

The seesaw chipset is the programmed ATSAMD21

processor in the south section of the board. It comes

with its own parts too

Across from the power input is the seesaw debug USB connection. This USB power cannot power the Crickit and it

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