I have purchased the accursed BMI270 Shuttle Board 3.0 and it turns out that the physical interface to it is a single row of 7-pin 1.27mm-spaced male headers, and a separate row of 9-pin 7-pin 1.27mm-spaced male headers.
I'd like to work with 2.54mm jumper wire instead and want to adapt it.
I would have assumed that I could just pick up a cable that adapts from single row 1.27mm to 2.54mm, but apparently it isn't that easy.
I definitely don't want to build my own cable. I'd prefer to limit any soldering to breakout boards. I do not want to solder to the board itself.
I've found some 1.27mm-2.54mm adapter board, but those aren't as readily available without waiting a long time for international delivery, and assuming I can find some female headers I could use that.
Searching for options has been quite difficult, especially as 1.27mm seems to be a common wire pitch and SMD pin distance, so I get a lot of very wrong things show up when I search.
It's an IMU/accelerometer so I want to move it around a bit, so temporary delicate connections won't work.
I'm tempted to just cut my losses and get a suitable breakout (say a Sparkfun BMI270 breakout) and just use the BMI270 Shuttle Board 3.0 as a paperweight.
Before I take that option though, can anyone recommend the easiest possible way to do this?