Thanks for the reply. So, since the pin is labeled "V+5", you don't think it is looking for 5V?
Would these breadboards do the trick?
http://www.amazon.com/Points-Breadboard-Arduino-Proto-Shield/dp/B009VJ361G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1439895753&sr=8-1&keywords=mini+breadboard
So this is my first ever Arduino project, so please bear with me...
I'm trying to wire up an Ethernet gateway. I'm using a W5100 ethernet module and an Arduino Nano.
According to the mysensors build page on the Ethernet gateway (http://www.mysensors.org/build/ethernet_gateway), the Ethernet module uses 3V power. The pin label on the board says V+5, which I would assume means 5V. Which should I give it?
Assuming 3V, the radio is already taking the 3V pin from the Arduino. What is the "right" way for them to both share the 3V pin?
The labels on the pins do not quite match what is on the mysensors build page. Is this mapping correct?
GND (module) = GND (page)
V+5 (module) = VCC (page)
RST (module) = not connected?
MO (module) = MISO/SO (page)
SOK (module) = SCK (page)
another GND (module) = not connected?
MI (module) = MOSI/SI (page)
POE- and POE+ (module) = not connected?
Thanks!