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| ====== uSomIQ mainboard connectors pins ====== | ====== uSomIQ mainboard connectors pins ====== | ||
| + | This the description of signals arranged on the uSomIQ side and its connectors P2 and P3. A baseboard connectors will have the same signals but with different numbering. For instance, pin1 of P2 on the module connects to pin2 of the baseboard connector, pin2 of P2 on the module connects to pin4 of the baseboard connector etc. | ||
| ===== Table 1. Pins on the P2 connector ===== | ===== Table 1. Pins on the P2 connector ===== | ||
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| | 27 | MCASP0_ACLKX | | | 27 | MCASP0_ACLKX | | ||
| | 28 | ANALOG GND | | | 28 | ANALOG GND | | ||
| - | | 29 | nc | | + | | 29 | BAT_IN | |
| | 30 | UART0 RX | | | 30 | UART0 RX | | ||
| - | | 31 | nc | | + | | 31 | BAT_SENSE | |
| | 32 | UART0 TX | | | 32 | UART0 TX | | ||
| - | | 33 | nc | | + | | 33 | BAT_TS | |
| | 34 | UART1 RTS | | | 34 | UART1 RTS | | ||
| | 35 | SYS_RESETN | | | 35 | SYS_RESETN | | ||
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| | 46 | SPI0_D1 | | | 46 | SPI0_D1 | | ||
| | 47 | MMC0 DATA3 | | | 47 | MMC0 DATA3 | | ||
| - | | 48 | SPI0_D2 | | + | | 48 | SPI0_D0 | |
| | 49 | MMC0 DATA2 | | | 49 | MMC0 DATA2 | | ||
| | 50 | SPI0 SCLK | | | 50 | SPI0 SCLK | | ||
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