Use different GPIOs on Pi4
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Cable labelled "2" in my inventory.
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Version two, new pins
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```
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PIN Color Use Raspberry Pi 4 B Pin
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--- ----- --- --------------------
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1 Green Right 29 GPIO5
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2 Orange 5V 2 5V
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3 Brown Left 31 GPIO6
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4 Yellow Up 36 GPIO16
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5 Red Down 11 GPIO17
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6 Blue GND 9 GND
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7 Black Speed 32 GPIO12 PWM0
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```
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Version one, meh pins:
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```
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PIN Color Use Raspberry Pi 4 B Pin
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--- ----- --- --------------------
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7 Black Speed 12 GPIO18
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```
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## Pi 4
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On the Raspberry Pi 4, with Raspbian installed running `pinout`,
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with `python3-gpiozero` installed, will majickally print the pinouts.
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