Yup, the double row of pin exactly matches the double row of holes on the PiGlow. Then it is situated as far towards the MicroSD as it wil go (first pin from MicroSD is in most left slot of PiGlow. The PiGlow itself hovers over the RaspberryPi board, not out over the edge.

I guess it is broken then. It was installed right (starting on pin 1, furthest away from the USB). I reinstalled it (pulled it off, put it back on). Reloaded a pre-PiGlow backup of my SD with Rasbian. Followed the install instructions again sudo i2cdetect -y -q 1 Still gives me: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Hi there, After earlier advice I have installed my PiGlow on my Raspberry Pi (B+). However, for the life of me, I cannot get it working. I have followed the instructions here: https://github.com/pimoroni/piglow (Section setting up). I have installed WiringPi, PyGlow.py, piglow-sysmon and the piglow ...

This is a total beginner question, but how much force should one use to put something on the GPIO pins? Long form: I have a Raspberry Pi B+ and a PiGlow. I want to put the PiGlow on the RPi. I line it up on the left side (away from the USB, on the edge) of the GPIO pins. When I push a little bit, it...

Hi there, I recently got my first Raspberry Pi (B+), and my first plan is to have my own web server. I started fresh and successfully, and installed Raspbian with Apache, MySQL and PHP. Now I was looking into securing the install before forwarding port 80, and I keep finding more and more tutorials ...