Connecting-the-Adafruit-2.8-TFT-display-to-Arduino-Nano-33-BLE.md

+# Introduction
+
 Arduino Nano 33 BLE is the main Zephyr platform in Oniro. It doesn't have a Rev3 Arduino header so connecting the adafruit display requires using jumper cables. You can use a bread board but it's not required, the wires can be connected directly to the Arduino pins.
 
 Note: the zephyr changes that are required to enable the display have not yet been merged as of 3/21/2022 - there's a [pending PR](https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/pull/43927). Once the changes are upstrea we'll backport them to Oniro.
 
+# Connection
+
 ![20220321_151234](uploads/bb2fb636a78bb432fa7e6340385abb4c/20220321_151234.jpg)
 
+![20220321_151243](uploads/31c86a19cfa8749145f2c7ab6cb1f34a/20220321_151243.jpg)
+
+## Wires
+
+The following set of wires is required: 6 female-femaile and 3 female-male.
+
+![20220321_152640](uploads/d707c2221534a402575feed736fdc903/20220321_152640.jpg)
+
+## SPI
+
+MISO, MOSI and SCK signals connect to the ICSP connector on the display and to pins D12, D11 and D13 on Arduino Nano respectively. Additionally two GPIOs are used for chip-select and data-cmd signals on pins D9 and D10.
+
+![20220321_152214](uploads/1acd1516ed7bc75f513447318ec6f3e7/20220321_152214.jpg)
+
+## I2C
+
+## Power
+