No free terminals left so this is the only option. I suggest orienting the connectors so that the flat sides are in the middle, easier to have both in that way.
I did take off the EBB board to install the heater wires. No way I could be sure they are properly in place without taking it off. This part could have been done when we first installed the board.
Looking at the pinout I think that is the J26 connector, which has 5V pin at the end (pins 1 and 2 I think) and next pins are 0V. The connection in the second picture is probably not a good idea.
Checked with a multimeter to be sure. The first two pins at the end of the connector are shorted, those are both 5V. Next 6 pins in the middle are all 0V. Two pins at the other end are UART it seems.
Would also be very useful to know how long the wires should be outside the electronics enclosure.
No free terminals left so this is the only option. I suggest orienting the connectors so that the flat sides are in the middle, easier to have both in that way.
Depends which way you are looking. The picture is correct but text is rubbish. Yellow arrow is pointing at red wire but text says black.
I did take off the EBB board to install the heater wires. No way I could be sure they are properly in place without taking it off. This part could have been done when we first installed the board.
Looking at the pinout I think that is the J26 connector, which has 5V pin at the end (pins 1 and 2 I think) and next pins are 0V. The connection in the second picture is probably not a good idea.
Checked with a multimeter to be sure. The first two pins at the end of the connector are shorted, those are both 5V. Next 6 pins in the middle are all 0V. Two pins at the other end are UART it seems.
Yeah. RPi holes are too small for M3 screws, which is why M2.5 heat inserts are needed for it.