TEB2000 with TEM0007
Overview
Board Overview
| Number | Note |
|---|
| 1 | J14- Ethernet interface |
| 2 | J5,J8,J9,J10- Bank voltage adjustment |
| 3 | JB1,JB2,JB3- B2B connector |
| 4 | J3- SD card socket |
| 5 | J21- UART0(HSS) socket |
| 6 | J4- JTAG/UART1 socket |
| 7 | J13- 5V voltage input |
| 8 | J12- USB stick socket |
| 9 | S6- Reset button (SRST) (Soft reset) |
| 10 | S1- Reset button |
| 11 | S2- Dip Switch |
| 12 | U5- CPLD Chip |
| 13 | U4- FTDI chip for UART1 interface (Linux console) |
| 14 | U12- FTDI chip for UART0 interface (HSS console) |
Power supply
Single 5V power supply with minimum current capability of 1.5A is recommended to power on the board.
There is two reset switchs on the board (S1 and S6). The S6 is a soft reset button (SRST) that is not directed to CPLD chip. The S1 signal is connected to CPLD chip and is used in firmware code to create a reset signal.
There is no DIP switch on the TEM0007 module.
Jumpers
I2C to GPIO
Such signals same as NOSEQ can be read or written via i2c commands in linux console. For more information about it refer to TEB2000 CPLD#I2C to GPIO
LEDs
There are six LEDs which can be used for variant purposes.
Note: The TEM0007 module has no LED.
JTAG/UART
JTAG and UART connections are available through micro USB connector. MIO14 is driven by BDBUS0 (FTDI RX). BDBUS1 (FTDI TX) is driven by MIO15 . MIO13 is driven by UART_TXD. UART_RXD is driven by MIO12.
For more information refer to TEB2000 CPLD#UART
Reference Designs
Notes