Add support for FeatherS2 by Unexpected Maker #4
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This is support for Feather S2 from Unexpected Maker, an ESP32S2 Feather boad. Pin mapping was done based on documentation and tested with I2C+Screen+Backlight, so it is probably good for all, except if something was mis-read.
Automatic selection based on the board name.
Document support for Feather STM32F405 Express and Feather S2 (ESP32S2).
This was referenced Dec 26, 2020
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I've just ordered a FeatherS2, would be great to see this board added @Gadgetoid |
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I can confirm this works with Enviro+ FeatherWing. That board uses a lot of pins. |
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Thank you @dglaude - your continued support on this stuff is legendary! Sorry I've been less than responsive lately, I'm still caught in house-move-purgatory. |
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This has been partially tested with FeatherWing Enviro+ (I2C, display and backlight).
Typo excepted, it likely work for all the available pin and was done based on the visual documentation.
(also add STM32 to the readme)