Here's the image for a quick reference.

Note that:

• Channel "x" is bit "x - 1" in the channel binary data (which is stored little endian) Right to left is channel 14 to Channel 1 ( ie bit 13 to bit 0)
• Default data captured is in 8 bits, but can be set to capture 16 bits. See sysfs attributes reference for a complete list of parameters that can be changed.
• The label alongside each channel pin is the name to be used while using the "sigrok-cli" app. So if you wanted to capture channels 1, 2 and 3 you would use the names P8_45, P8_46 and P8_43 respectively and not refer to them as 1,3 and 5.
• However if you process raw binary data, you must use the bit numbers ( channel number - 1) with sigrok to receive correctly.