Pin Map

UNIT
GP2040-CE / PICO
LAYOUT
LEVERLESS
DOC NO
GP-2040
DATE
2026-08-25
REV
D
PINS

How to use

Get your board into its configurator

  1. Fresh Pico only: hold the white BOOTSEL button on the board while plugging in USB, then drop the GP2040-CE .uf2 for your board (from gp2040-ce.info) onto the RPI-RP2 drive that appears.
  2. Unplug the controller. Hold S2 (Start) and plug it back in. It boots into config mode instead of acting as a controller.
  3. Open http://192.168.7.1 in Chrome or Edge on that PC. That page is served by the board itself.
  4. Go to Configuration > Pin Mapping, pick the matching profile tab, and set each pin. Copy checklist here hands you all 30 rows in the configurator's own action names.
  5. Save, then Reboot (top right) back to controller mode.
  6. Profiles switch on the device with hotkeys set under Configuration > Hotkey Settings. Avoid remapping the buttons those hotkeys use; the configurator warns about this too.

This planner

SELECTClick any pin, on the Pico or in the strip below the diagram, then choose its action in the band. None clears it. TRACEHover a pad, wire, or button to light its whole net. Click holds it; Esc lets go. BUTTONSClicking a button on the plate jumps to the pin driving it. A dashed ring means nothing drives it yet. PROFILESFour independent maps; the orange stamp shows the active one. Copy from Base seeds a profile from Base. LABELSGP2040, Xbox, PS, Switch, Arcade rename everything on screen. Exports always speak GP2040 so they match the configurator. CHECKDuplicate assignments and missing essentials are listed automatically above the band. SAVEEverything autosaves in this browser. Copy backup and Load backup move your maps anywhere as JSON. PRINTPrints the sheet itself: diagram, schedule, title block, no controls. TWEAKSTaste dials: accent, wire weight, paper tone, masthead size. Also saved.

PLANNER ONLY. Nothing on this page touches your board. The checklist is the bridge to 192.168.7.1.

Load backup

That does not parse as a pin mapper backup.