diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 4613cd9..f9be7b0 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -3,6 +3,21 @@ In order to setup the dashboard start with cloning this repo ;)
     git clone https://git.klelifo.de/flo/fb-dash
     cd fb-dash
 
+# Connect the display to the RaspberryPi
+Wire the display connector according to the connector scheme below.\
+**NOTE:** The 56 Ohm resistor is suggested for safety reasons - but it also seems to work fine wihtout it
+
+    ILI9341                         RaspberryPi
+    ===============================================================
+    SDO/MISO ---------------------- MISO | GPIO 9  | PIN 21
+    LED ----------| 56 Ohm |------- PWM  | GPIO 18 | PIN 12 
+    SCK --------------------------- SCLK | GPIO 11 | PIN 23
+    SDI/MOSI ---------------------- MOSI | GPIO 10 | PIN 19
+    DC/RS -------------------------      | GPIO 24 | PIN 18
+    RESET -------------------------      | GPIO 25 | PIN 22
+    CS ---------------------------- CE0  | GPIO 8  | PIN 24
+    GND --------------------------- GND  |         | PIN 9,14,20,25
+    VCC --------------------------- 3,3V |         | PIN 1,17
 
 
 # Configure the display
@@ -26,7 +41,7 @@ to get a working /dev/fb1 framebuffer device.
 
 
 # Setup fbdash binary
-***TL;DR** just run ```sudo apt install -y libmariadb2 && make install```
+**TL;DR** just run ```sudo apt install -y libmariadb2 && make install```
 
 After the display is setup we can build and install the fbdash binary.