Bus Pirate 5 Auxiliary Cable Set

Descripción

The Bus Pirate 5 Auxiliary Cable Set provides breakout and connection leads for authorised hardware testing, firmware research and electronics education. It connects the Bus Pirate 5 auxiliary header to external tools such as logic analysers and oscilloscopes, while the splitters and jumpers support flexible connections during bench work. The set is made for security professionals, researchers and students working with compatible Bus Pirate 5 hardware.

Key features

• Auxiliary breakout: connects the Bus Pirate 5 auxiliary connector to external test equipment.
• Colour-coded connections: matching crimp housings help identify leads during setup.
• Flexible wiring: silicone-coated wire is soft and flexible for bench use.
• Y splitters: four 2.54mm DuPont splitter cables, comprising two grey, one black and one red.
• Jumper leads: ten 2.54mm DuPont jumper cables, comprising eight grey, one black and one red.

Technical details

• One auxiliary connector cable with a 9-pin, 1.0mm SH connector and nine individual 2.54mm DuPont connectors.
• The auxiliary cable uses 30AWG silicone-coated wire with fine tinned copper strands.
• The auxiliary header exposes eight buffered IO pins, labelled IO0 to IO7, plus ground.
• Auxiliary connector pin 9 is ground. The IO pins support voltage measurement and optional 10K pull-up resistors through the Bus Pirate 5 hardware.

Compatibility and setup

This cable set is intended for the Bus Pirate 5 auxiliary connector. Connect the 1.0mm SH end to the auxiliary header, then use the individual 2.54mm DuPont ends with compatible logic analyser or oscilloscope inputs. Check the Bus Pirate 5 hardware and firmware documentation before connecting equipment, and verify signal, voltage and ground requirements for the test setup.

Buying in the UK and EU

RedKit Labs lists this Bus Pirate accessory for UK and EU buyers with prices shown in GBP, EUR or USD, with VAT handled at checkout. Use it only for authorised testing, research and education, and check any applicable electronics and laboratory safety requirements.