Wiring pathway for Cambridge A64 adaptor with 2x intan RHD2132

[bpqle]

As promised, I'm submitting my wiring map with the Cambridge Neurotech A64 adaptor connected to 2 intan RHD2132 chips. This wiring assumes that the intan chips are facing outwards when plugged in to the adaptor, and the first SPI cable (0-31) is plugged into the chip on the adaptor's samtec connector side.

I can also provide the wiring pathways where the configuration differs from the above, but didn't want to inundate the pathways. Please let me know if I'm missing anything.

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[zm711]

Great could you see my PR where I put a checklist of the info we want in order to do the independent verification. We basically want at least two separate "teams" verify. You are the first team, but if you can including images etc like I listed then we can work on the verification with someone else :)

[bpqle]

Here's what I have for tracing the wiring. I could also add some details if necessary, such as where to get the individual components' wiring diagrams. Hopefully this diagram makes sense, though.

[zm711]

Maybe we also think about this one. I need to remember to put this onto the maintenance meeting. So we can assign someone to do the extra verification for these :) i think both of these PRs are super important for our users since the cambridgeneurotech adaptors are now likely more common for users than the neuronexus.

cc @alejoe91 @samuelgarcia