I own three BoArduino, but I keep semi-permanently installing them in some project or the other - I guess that happens to most people? So here's a little label, you can print out, stick on to a Atmega and it will show you the pin out that match the Arduino standard.
I tried printing it - but the font was a bit too light - and it needed something special. So I made my own from scratch.
I'll just let the photos do the rest of the talking....but before I do, here's the files. PDF, Illustrator. Oh, and a SVG that should work in Inkscape - it's opensource
Wow.. Timing couldn't be better. I'm about to solder up my first standalone Arduino integrated into my first real Arduino project. This will cut down on de-soldering and head slapping I'm sure.
Thanks very much from a grateful noob.
Make sure that the printer isn't scaling it before it prints - sometimes it will try and help you out my making sure the document fits the printed page - we don't want that in this case.
It will usually be the in the printer dialog settings under "page scaling" or something.
I know I'm late to the party here, but I was thinking about these stickers this afternoon and thought it'd be nice to print them out on my label printer (A Brother QL-550):
Since the sheet George made wasn't ideal, I took the part, trimmed the page, and produced some files more conducive for small label printing. I hope no one will be upset I replaced the adafruit logo with an "Arduino 168/328" for identification (The pinouts for an Arudino on an Atmega 168/328) I had an older Atmega168 that I wanted to use and didn't want to forget sometime in the future that it was a 168 instead of a 328
The link to the Brittonkerin svg ones is not working (I've been searching for those lately). I recommend Adafruit AVR Sticker for Breadboard Arduino-compatibles (mentioned by support). I ordered the product item and it will be a pack of ten pieces.
