Thread: Investigating the Kindle Oasis
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Old 05-31-2016, 09:00 AM   #16
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I thought I already mentioned the cover connectors. As far as i can tell the connectors only have an i2c or something similar on them - there are 2 connections that connect to the battery(VCC and GND). The other connectors are 2 communication pins (i2c or something similar) and a GND for for signaling. This is a bit weird so there might be functions on that connector.

I have however no idea how to trigger other modes for the connector.

As for the other side of the board I will see what i can do.
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