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Sufficiently large resistors are a sufficient protection, just pick some that limit current to an acceptable range, depending on your logic level. You can later replace them with 0Ohm resistors or put a jumper in parralelparallel to short out the resistors if they are not used. Also note that inIn many cases, SPI works just well with a few hundreds of Ohms in series with the outputs.

Sufficiently large resistors are a sufficient protection, just pick some that limit current to an acceptable range, depending on your logic level. You can later replace them with 0Ohm resistors or put a jumper in parralel to short out the resistors if they are not used. Also note that in many cases, SPI works just well with a few hundreds of Ohms in series with the outputs.

Sufficiently large resistors are a sufficient protection, just pick some that limit current to an acceptable range, depending on your logic level. You can later replace them with 0Ohm resistors or put a jumper in parallel to short out the resistors if they are not used. In many cases SPI works just well with a few hundreds of Ohms in series with the outputs.

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Sufficiently large resistors are a sufficient protection, just pick some that limit current to an acceptable range, depending on your logic level. You can later replace them with 0Ohm resistors or put a jumper in parralel to short out the resistors if they are not used. Also note that in many cases, SPI works just well with a few hundreds of Ohms in series with the outputs.