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    The document provides details about additional pins and features available on the back side of the Teensy 3.2 microcontroller board. These include pins for I2C communication, pulse-width modulation signals, serial communication, touch pads, analog inputs, and power/ground connections. Cutting a trace is recommended if using an external battery charger. Components like a real-time clock crystal, capacitor, and coin cell can be added via the back side pins.

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    The document provides details about additional pins and features available on the back side of the Teensy 3.2 microcontroller board. These include pins for I2C communication, pulse-width modulation signals, serial communication, touch pads, analog inputs, and power/ground connections. Cutting a trace is recommended if using an external battery charger. Components like a real-time clock crystal, capacitor, and coin cell can be added via the back side pins.

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    The document provides details about additional pins and features available on the back side of the Teensy 3.2 microcontroller board. These include pins for I2C communication, pulse-width modulation signals, serial communication, touch pads, analog inputs, and power/ground connections. Cutting a trace is recommended if using an external battery charger. Components like a real-time clock crystal, capacitor, and coin cell can be added via the back side pins.

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    Teensy 3.

    2 Back Side
    Additional pins and features available on the back side

    SDA1
    SCL1

    PWM
    TX2
    Cut to separate VIN from VUSB, if
    using a battery charger or external
    power for USB Device mode.

    32 Touch
    33 Touch
    29 A18
    30 A19
    31 A20

    VUSB
    AREF
    3.3V
    A13
    A11
    A10
    DAC/A14
    Program
    GND
    3.3V USB
    Signals
    VBat
    28
    27
    26
    25
    24
    GND
    A12

    Reset
    A17
    A16
    A15
    PWM Touch

    Use 3V coin Add 32.768 kHz Add 150 µF


    cell for Real Crystal for Real Capacitor for
    Time Clock. Time Clock. USB Host mode.
    RX2

    For solutions to the most common issues


    and technical support, please visit:

    www.pjrc.com/help
    Teensy 3.2 System Requirements:
    PC computer with Windows 7, 8, 10 or later
    or Ubuntu Linux 12.04 or later
    or Macintosh OS­X 10.7 or later
    USB Micro­B Cable

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