Switches and Connectors (PiRoute Terminal Server)

Here is a quick rundown of the most important switches, connectors and indicators on the PiRoute.

A: Raspberry Pi 40 pin GPIO connector. Plug this into the Raspberry Pi that you wish to control.
B: WiFi antenna. If you use WiFi to connect to this device then keep this area unobstructed.
C: Ethernet RJ45 socket and status indicator LEDs. Provides network access to this PiRoute device over 100 Mbps Ethernet.
D: Status indicator and PiRoute reset/wake-up button.
E: Micro USB power feed for the PiRoute and Raspberry Pi.
F: PiRoute factory reset jumper.
G: Attached Raspberry Pi power on override switch and indicator.
H: Attached Raspberry Pi power off override switch and indicator.
I: Bluetooth serial module port connector.

Here is a quick rundown of the most important switches, connectors and indicators on the PiRoute*Lite.

A: PiRoute*Lite reset button.
B: Status indicator.
C: USB communication indicator.
D: USB Type C receptacle for USB 2.0 communication between this PiRoute*Lite and your workstation.
E: WiFi antenna. If you use WiFi to connect to this device then keep this area unobstructed.
F: Raspberry Pi 10 pin GPIO connector. Plug this into the 40 pin GPIO connector of the Raspberry Pi that you wish to access.
G: PiRoute*Lite factory reset jumper.

Here is a quick rundown of the switches, connectors and indicators on the PiRoute*Slim.