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        EDP-CM-LPC1768 Command Module User Manual Version 2.03
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1.            Size  Number  Revision  University of Warwick Science Park  Approved By  A3 EDP CM LPC B Coventry DEVELOPMENT TOOLS  Date 07 04 2010  c  Hitex  UK  Ltd  Sheet4 of 5  File  DAPCB Designs DXP EDP CM LPCx Rev B Jumpers SchDoc Author  A Davison  2  3 4 6 7  8                                                                                                       3V3  C501  100nF  C509 C510  100nF 10uF 10V SGND    SGND           A  4 DL TriStat       2          0501 3     lt   OUTPUI  GNE            1  Pl 4  ENET TX EN x 50 000MHZ XO53050USGND  P1 0           TXDO            I           EDI 4  5         P1 9           RXDO  3V3  P1 10           RXDI    4   45   45   5   4                    95                             505  mm  ENET CRS      957 195                                            ABI                                  ENET MDIO  ENET REF CLK    V           gt             Y             509  4  87 1        min                             lt                                                                                  SGND  SGND  SGND             3V3   100nF  SGND  0502  SPI MOSII  CANO TX LOCAL  SPI SCKI  CANO RX LOCAL  E SPI MISOI  ST28008V1A  SN65HVD230D  SGND  Checked By  Title  Hitex  UK  Ltd     Ethernet  CAN  SD Card Sir William Lyons Road hitex      Size  Number  Revision  University of Warwick Science Park  Approved By  A3 EDP CM LPCx B Coventry DEVELOPMENT TOOLS   Date 07 04 2010  c  Hitex  UK  Ltd  Sheet5 of 5   File  DAPCB Designs DXP EDP CM LPCx Re
2.          63              _      2             6          18   tvos GPlO46   6   602  ________                           21           2            z3              P601  NEN  p  P602       P6   28     tVGl4                s  102  271           GPlOG3             101     EVGI6 GPIO64   s  ____             281    EVG17_GPIO65  6           30  EVG18 06   87 2      EVG19 GPlOG7       01      EVG20 GPIO69 Asco RIS   92   Poon                GIO   a          1 el   EVMLGPIO3      4        1 9    EVM2 GPIO41 CAPADC   __ 62  1   18    EVM3 GPIO33      64 1   19            GPIO5  6          20                    ef           21         GPO49   70          22  _      7 GP    z    PO  pevmgcpioss      7411                 6005   76                      10 GPIO68 ASCO CTS    90 P601  eo  14                            2                                   NEN                          Sor     EK             602    NE           P603  P603    P603    P603  P603    Electrocomponents plc Page 11    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    GPIO11 125      SDA P603 24    Corona omo   a      GPOI3 DS TX IK               34   pes                            35    PO   GPIOI5 DS TX SDA       36                 GPIO2A ao                         GPIODS ADIS   46                GPIO26 avs   47  _____               GPIO27 ADI       jeo f     _                   49              GPIO29 ADI  59            GPOS0 aba   5                         Nm    P602 1    e    gt   e       IN                  1 ADI2   601  GPIO32_AD3  
3.         5 MOTOR P2H CNTRL I2C SDA         x MOTOR PWM CNTRL 2   SCL  EMG TRP USB HOST D   MOTOR H0 ENCO USB HOST D   DC GENI SDA MOTOR H1 ENCI USB DEV D   12            SCL MOTOR H2 ENC2 USB DEV D   CANI RX MOTOR TCO FB CANHO  CANI TX m eU CANLO   VCC_CM  3V3  lt   gt  3V3                VCC_CM  3V3  lt   gt  3V3         CM    3V3  lt   gt  3V3  3V3  lt    gt   3V3   5    lt    gt   5     5V 4  gt   5    SGND SGND SGND SGND  HV  lt   gt    d 2  lt  id Tyco Amp 100 Way                        12VGND d 0   12VGND  Tyco Amp 140 Way  Checked By  Title  Hitex  UK  Ltd   Module Connectors Sir William Lyons Road hitex       Size  Number  Revision  University of Warwick Science Park  Approved By  A3 EDP CM LPCx B Coventry DEVELOPMENT TOOLS  Date  07 04 2010  c  Hitex  UK  Ltd  Sheet      of5  File  DAPCB Designs DXP EDP CM LPCx Rev B Module Connectors SchDoc Author  A Davison  1 2 4 5 6 7 8                                                                                   3V3 43V3 7                  A A  1 JP201 3 AN REF 1 JP202 3 AN REF 1     203 3  A Solderlink      Bolderlink A Bolderlink   3V3  A    PO 0       1       2       1 7       3 PIO1 6  PO 4 PIOO 3  PO SS PIOT29     8 SD   SPI 5        SPI MISOI  SPI MOSII  PO 10       2 0  PO II PIO2 11  CNTRL SPI CLK  CNTRL SPIZCS NSS  CNTRL SPI MRST  CNTRL SPI MTSR       19   102 7   PO 20 PIO2 4   PO 21 PIO1 8   PO 22 PIO2 5        23          4        24                   P2 0 PIO2 8  P2 I PIOO 6  EVM9 GPIOSS  P2 3 PIO2 9  P2 4 PIO2 1
4.       21   P1 30  Vbus ADO 4     P1 31  SCK1 ADO 5        EVGO  GPIO40   p421           48      PO 10  TXD2 SDA2 MAT3 0   EVG6  GPIO52         GPIO1  49       11   amp   02    12          1   EVG7 GPIO54  73  P22 PWMI BI CTSI TRACEDATA    lt      gt            GPIO55       PO 2  TXDO ADO 7        MOTORPOH  9       EVG9 GPIO57    MOTORPOL 2  36 Jp1 22  MCOB USB  PWRD MATA O    EVG12 GPIO60  MOTORP1H       EVG15 GPIO63  MOTORP1L        P1 26  MC1B PWM1 6  CAPO 0   EVG16 GPIO64  MOTORP2H JP417  EVG17 GPIO65  MOTORP2L 18  EVG18 GPIO66  EMG TRAP      P1 21 MCABORT PWM1 3  SSELO  EVG11 GPIO59  MOTORHO                   1 20                     1 2  5        EVG10 GPIO58    MOTORH1 ENC1 JP413  es 37   P1123  MCFB1 PWM1 4  MISOO    1692 7 MOTOR        FB    mu mE 1P414 67   P216  PCAP1 0  RIM TRACECIK  AS 29    38 P1 24  MCFB2 PWM1 5  MOSI0  EVG14 621062    33  P1 19  MCOA USB_PPWR CAP1 1     wo             2  gt    gt    5              N    P1 25  MC1A MAT1 1     1  458 GPIO7 125 RX CLK  81      Po a  125RX CLK RD2 CAP2 0      EVMO GPIO21    1  437 GPIO9 125 RX WS            PO S  I2SRX  Ws TD2 CAP2 1        1 GPIO23       CPU DACOO GPIO17         P127Y CLKOUT USB  OVRCR CAPO      lt  gt          GPIO47    D       P1 28  MC2A PCAP1 0  MATO 0                           A    P1 29  MC2B PCAP1 1  MATO 1            D       Electrocomponents plc Page 13    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module R5               3 3V      REF  GPIO8 MCI  DAT3  lt      gt  0                                  SDA Vref  GP
5.      P602 12  GPIO33 AD11   sa             14    GPIO34 AD2 P602    GPIO35 AD10 P601  GPIO36 AD1 P602    GPIO37 AD9 P601 16  P602 15  P601  P603  P603  100            A Ww    E          N        E                 UY  0   CO          UY              gt       00    5  44  11  10    P602    N    48  P601 45  P601 46  7    79     9 722 70 7         5  5 ID  5  O                     W                     BA       m                    601    601    W  W             40  39  42      601       IB  E    P601  P603  P603  P603  P603  P602  P601  P601  P601                    y  go  go                 D    U U  DIM                                           P603  P603  P603  P603  P601  P601  P603  P603  P603       EM     Electrocomponents plc Page 12    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module R5    2 5 Mapping Aids            TP406 EVGO GPIO40           p 2                   AN9  gt  PO 24  ADO 1  I2SRX WS CAP3 1   AN2    101    26   P3 26  STCLK MATO 1  PWM1 3   lt   gt    gt  7__  PO 25  ADO 2  125RX_SDA TXD3    Ha    diui d CPU DACOO GPIO17  70  P2 3  PWM1 4  DCD1 TRACEDATA 2  E  EVG2  GPIO44  P408     gt  PO 26  ADO 3  AQUT RXD3 CPU DACO1  GPIO19  3                              69      Pp2 4I PWMA 5  DSR1 TRACEDATA 1  pum    JP405 JP428  n 2       PAS PWMIS OTRI TRACEDATADO            B  P2 5  PWM1 6  DTR1 TRACEDATA O                  0  EVG19 GPIO67        12   gt                      407 EVG5_GPIO50       13 32  P1 18  USB  UP  LED PWM1LT  CAP1 O  EVG8 GPIO56   gt     ANG  gt  PO 3  RXDO ADO 6  
6.    19   102 7  P2 0 PIO2 8   P273 P1029   P2 4 PIO2 10  PO 11 102 11          XTAL2    USB DEV D   USB DEV             19   103 0  P1 20 PIO3 1       22 PIO3 2  P1 23 PIO3 3           XTAL MUST BE POSITIONED CLOSE TO BOTH U201 AND U301                                              Checked By  Title  Hitex  UK  Ltd   LPC1343 Sir William Lyons Road hitex     Size  Number  Revision  University of Warwick Science Park  Approved By  A3 EDP CM LPC B Coventry DEVELOPMENT TOOLS  Date 07 04 2010  c  Hitex  UK  Ltd  Sheet3 of 5  File  DAPCB Designs DXP EDP CM LPCx Rev B LPC1343 SchDoc Author  A Davison  1 2 3 4 5 6 8                                                                                     1  408  Solderlink                            DACOO GPIO17        2                                                     19          0 2             9         57    MOTOR HO ENCO    P1 20 PIO3 1 2                               MOTOR P2H    P1 28 PIOO 2 2       EVGI7 GPIO65    MOTOR P2L    P1 29 PIOO 8 2                8 GPIO66                  ASC1 TX TIL       1                  ASCI TX TTL_ASCO DTR    P2 BIOS                                 EVM6 GPIO49        PO 22 PI02 5         GPIO2 MCIDATO    EVMA GPIO45        PO 21 PIO1 8         GPIOI4 MCIPWR                                                                      EMG TRP CANO RX MOTOR TCO FB EVM3 GPIO43  2      3V3    JP411  P1 21 PIO2 3 2     0 0 2 4 CANO RX LOCAL PO 20 PIO2 4  Solderlink                           A  JP419  EVGII GPIOS
7.    2 link option   77 EVGA              ink option 7     619 GPIO67     69   P2 AI PWMI SI DSRI TRACEDATA I    2linkoption   CPU            GPIO19                 EVG3 GPIOAG        2 link option EVG3 GPIO46    P2 3  PWM1 4  DCD1 TRACEDATA 2    2link option CPU  DACOO GPIO17             S OO  Vdd 3V3     72 Vss    73    PXDJ PWMIBI CTSITRACEDATAB                            0                              O          O   76 7        25     5                       _  LocalSDSPL MOS           0 0    77         25     WS MISO1 MAT2 2    Local SD SPIMISO     78 7                   CLK SCKI MAT2 1J  1       sD_sPICLK      79   PO G  IZSRXSDA SSEL1 MAT2 0        toalSDCS SD J         80 7   PO SZSRX WS TD2 CAP21    3limkoptions       GPIOS DS                               O                    DACOOGPIO                           2   PADSI RK MCLK MAT2O TXD3   USB Debug ports FTDI chip        83 ss      84                    9          85                     MCLK MAT2 1 RXD3   USB Debug ports FTDI chip   O Z O Z o      86      PIIZ ENET          Ethernernet PHY chip      87        MDC   Ethernernet PHY chip                                                     Ethernernet PHY chip J         89   PIIAENET RKER   EhemeretPHYchp   O o S O   90   PIIOJENET RXD1   Ethemernet PHY chip      91     PISENET RXDO       amp hememetPHYchp   O   92                   Ethemernet PHY chie   O o   93     PIENE TXEN   EthememetPHY chie                  Electrocomponents plc Page 5    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Mod
8.  1  MOTORP1H   EVG15_GPIO63                 BA        2 link options EVG16           4       IB  E    SS    BA  N    Vdd reg  3V3     P1 27  CLKOUT USB_OVRCR CAPO 1      EVMS 62047    2 link options MOTORP2H    2 link options EVG17 GPIO65                 9    P1 28  MC2A PCAP1 0  MATO O     P1 26  MC1B PWM1 6  CAPO O  2 link options MOTORP1L    P1 29  MC2B PCAP1 1  MATO 1  MOTORP2L  EVG18 GPIO66  PO O  RD1 TXD3 SDA1 CANO_TX  CANO      LOCAL  I2C GENO SDA  PO 1  TD1 RXD3 SCL1 CANO  RX                LOCAL  I2C GENO SCL    IS          BA        4    N    BA    8    PO 10  TXD2 SDA2 MAT3 0  GPIOO  EVG6_GPIO52  PO 11  RXD2 SCL2 MAT3 1  GPIO1  EVG7 GPIOS4    4          Electrocomponents plc Page 4    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module R5    P2 13  HEINT3 I2STX SDA GPIO8       DAT3    a Tonens                                           53 7    2                   2                     IRQGPIO16         IC INT           2lnkoptons       GPIOI8                   ys o    Vss   o 2 int                        pO 2 int       oo      7       2          CAPADC     60                                               61 7                                                      CNIRLSPLMRST      62                                               SPLCLK           NTL SP sp O   64   P2J USB CONNECI RXD2      2limkoptions   ASCA RX TTL              EVMIO 62068 ASCO      __    2             CANT   66       22 82 52   link options       ASCL TX TIL ASCO DIR                     68   P2 5  PWM1 6  DTR1 TRACEDATA O  _
9.  1 TECOS             papsen   FESTES       perdi IE S y       Electrocomponents plc Page 9    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module     WR 47  amp  48                49850     y                            __                AE                                         up                             __     rr              m                     ____  ___               1412        4384     ___    P601   6l  ANO ______          2  4         6             1j            ANA      P2     a2  C feo   al                   3  ANS                 2j  _____ Poon   _____           _____                P8   al                                        ________         __ ___30    _______               31    ______              _ 32    ________           3  152   3  _______           3     631862   Jo     63864    ________                 P2    v     Electrocomponents plc Page 10    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    CANHO 89  amp  90 P603 40     CANO                                 41   CNTRLDCSCL             79480  P603       CNRLDCSDA    77878                 CNTRL SPI    5 NSS    75876           33  CNTRL SPCK        687           30    CNIRLSPLMRST    71872                 CNTRLSPLMISR 1  73    4           9    CPU pacos Grios   40        71   CPU DACOO          38   753 7    EMG          14  peo       ETHINKIED       e            1       feo               pez 22    ETHRG          0        9   62       ETHSPDIED   adis  2       EIHD  o    5         38     P       EVE GPlO40   61  ____                Eves      
10.  JP427  2 3   Default     MOTOR TCO FB  User LEDO    P2 7  RD2 RTS1  JP426  2 1   Default   JP426  2 3       5  1 TX TTL ASCO DTR  CAN1 RX    P2 8  TD2 TXD2  JP425  2 1   Default   JP425  2 3       5  1 TX TTL        1 TX    P2 9  USB CONNECT RXD2  JP424  2 1   Default   1  424  2 3       5  1 RX TTL       P2 10  HEINTO NMI  1  423  2 1   Default   1  423  2 3          GPIO16 CNTRL I2C INT       GPIO18 I2C GENO INT    Port P3 Options    P3 25  MATO 0  PWM1 2       406  2 1     Electrocomponents plc Page 18    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module R5      JP406  2 3   Default    User LED1      Selecting JP406 position 2 3 allows use of the on board user led LED1  0401     4  Zero Ohm Links    CAN Load Resistor    JP501 This link when inserted includes a 120 ohm resistor across CANHO and CANLO  The  default is connected     AN  REF    This zero ohm link when inserted provides a 3 3V reference for the EDP platform   The 3 3V used is the local supply voltage derived from a local voltage regulator     This link should be used in the absence of a 3 3V voltage reference voltage  provided by the Analogue Module when fitted  The default position is not  connected        AGND  amp  VAGND    This link when inserted provides a way of connecting the VAGND to the SGND  This    is the default position  The two grounds alternatively can be connected to each  other on the analogue module        5  Software Support    The NXP Command Module for the RS EDP platform is supported by all of the necessary soft
11. 0  P2 5   102 2  P2 6   P2 7 PIO2 1  P2 8   P2 9   P2 10   GPIO4 MCIDATI  GPIO6 MCIDAT2  GPIO8 MCIDAT3 Only with  LPC1768  P3 25 PIOO 1 LPC2368         Only populate with          768 and LPC2368     3V3    N  V       USB DEBUG D     As                   NO  Co   V Y    USB DEBUG D     A  n               A  V    Header 2X2    ASAAN                          42  3V3                          alulululalaolololelelololol loo    V                                                                                         25 il  TRST        26 4   15           CNTRL 12C SDA 2          CNTRL   2   SCL 24       USB DEV D  29       USB DEV D  30            P1 ENET TXDO    pm E                 TXDI al                                         sil                     5 al a 2X10 Header                 RXDO          10           RXDI   201                 14           RX ER   L   lcxsv T1A 32 768kHz        15  ENET REF        _  32 768KHz C202     1 16                           17           MDIO j SGND        18 PIO1 10 e         19   103 0 4 Only Populate for LPC1768        20 PIO3 1   Or LPC2368        21 PIO2 3  3 V3    CSTCE12M0G55    Y  3    P1 22 PI03 2                         AO YB NAS NO eor OY    oy eo NOE AAN                                            V              45   45   i   5                                                oo   oo          o     o  o  o  o                                           12MH        23 R103 3   T 2 SGND TMS SWDIO  P1 24   TCK SWCLK  PI 25 x TDO SWO  PI 
12. 26 3  EVMS GPIO47 B       28 PIOO 2     P1 29 PIOO 8 al Header 5X2    1_30   1  1 11 a  PI 31  A  LPC2368FBD100   LPC1768FBD100  SGND MCP120T 300 TT   3V3  SGND  Checked By  Title  Hitex  UK  Ltd     LPC2368 and JTAG Sir William Lyons Road hitex               Size  Number  Revision  University of Warwick Science Park  Approved By  A3 EDP CM LPCx B Coventry DEVELOPMENT TOOLS  Date  07 04 2010  c  Hitex  UK  Ltd  Sheet2    015  File  DAPCB Designs DXP EDP CM LPCx Rev B LPC2368 SchDoc Author  A Davison                      2 3 4 5 6 7 8                                                                      1 2 3 4 5 6 8   3N3  C301 C302  100nF 100nF  SGND     3N3       P3 25 PIOO 1    Tbo swo 8301    r   28       OR    TMS SwpIo 302    TDO SWO PIO  1 34           ZIRST 35          _________________        TMS SWDIO  pion 38   OR PO 23 PIO1 4 40    P3 25 PIOO 1  P1 28 PIOO 2       4 PIOO 3  CNTRL DC SCL  CNTRL DC SDA  P2 I PIOO 6        9 GPIOSS  P1 29 PIOO 8  PIOO 9           TCK SWCLK  TDI          5 GPIO47  PO 3 PIO1 6       2 PIO1 7                PO 21 PIO1 8       S PIOI 9       18     1 10  P11530 PIOT 11                 ES  R          0 33         30 3                                                                   42  1                                                                 AAALA       melanie                  T                      LPC1343FBD48                  PO 10       2 0  P2      1  P2 5       2 2  P1      3       20 PIO2 4  PO 22 PIO2 5  EVGI GPIO42     
13. 5         JTAGinterfaceoniPCmodue      6        PODSIADOSJ AOUT RXD3   Slinkoptions       OOO Bios               Bink options   CPU DACOO_GPIO17    ___ tink options                               8   PO 24j ADO 1  I2SRX  WS CAP3 1  2 link options     1    2 link options AN9     9   POf23 ADO O  2SRX                    2 link options    2 link options     8       Electrocomponents plc Page 3    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module             HRSTOUT    14  VREFN                 20 P1 31  SCK1 ADO 5                       ANS  AN13           AN12    N  E    P1 30  Vbus ADO 4                  XTAL1   XTAL2  PO 28  SCLO USB SCL  PO 27  SDAO USB_SDA    23    N       CNTRL 12   SCL  CNTRL 12   SDA    N          N        P3 26  STCLK MATO 1  PWM1 3  EVG1 GPIO42    N  N    P3 25  MATO 0  PWM1 2  2 link options EVGO_GPIO40    2 Link options   User LED1       N          Vdd 3V3   PO 29  USB D   PO 30  USB D     WIN                  lt                       N    P1 18  USB_UP_LED PWM1 1  CAP1 0  3 link options EVG5 GPIO50    EVG8 GPIO56  EVGO GPIO40  P1 19  MCOA USB PPWR CAP1 1  MOTORPOH  EVG9_GPIO57  P1 20  MCFBO PWM1 2  SCKO MOTORHO  ENCO              QJ         2 link options EVG10_GPIO58  P1 21  MCABORT PWM1 3  SSELO 2 link options EMG_TRAP    Ww          EVG11 6    059  P 1 22  MCOB USB_PWRD MAT1 0  MOTORPOL   EVG12_GPIO60  P1 23  MCFB1 PWM1 4  MISOO MOTORH1_ENC1              2 link options EVG13           1                P1 24  MCFB2 PWM1 5  MOSIO MOTORH2_ENC2  EVG14 GPIO62  P1 25  MC1A MAT1
14. 9 Solderlink e I2C          SDA e GPIO12 MCICMD  ANO MOTOR POL CANO TX       4 GPIO48 EVM2 GPIO41 CAPADC  PO 23 PIO1 4 P1 22 PIO3 2 2             1 2   4 CANO TX LOCAL P2 5       2 2 PO 19 PIO2 7  Solderlink       72420 0402  Solderlink MLED YELLOW  e AN8         2         60 e I2C GENO SCL e EVGI9 GPIO67 e GPIO10 MCICLK  ANS MOTOR H1 ENCI          EVG3 GPIO46 EVMI GPIO23  2 NE        JP437  Iderlink  POSEE  gt  eee      10     02 0 P2 4     02 10 PO 5        9 B                      Solderlink  e AN13 EVG13 GPIO61 e EVG6 GPIOS2 e CPU            GPIO19 1 GPIO9 DSRX WS  ANA MOTOR H2 ENC2 GPIOI EVG2 GPIO44 EVMO GPIO21        P1 30 PIO1 11      24 2   PO TI PIO2 11 P2 3 PIO2 9 PO 4   100 3  Solderlink  e ANI2 e EVG14 GPIO62 e EVG7 GPIO54 e CPU DACOO GPIO17 1 GPIO7 DSRX         EVGO GPIO40 MOTOR               GPIOI6 CNTRL D2C INT       8 GPIOS3 ASCO TX TTL  1 TENE ed   n E     439  1  406 1  415 1  423 Solderlink  P3 25 PIOO 1   P1525 2 Solderink      2 1       0 6      2 PIO1 7 E 4 AN7  Q401            15 GPIO63 A      GPIO18   2   GENO INT      ASCI RX TTL 1     15  BC848C  N  402  EVGS GPIOSO 330R MOTOR PIL ASCI RX TTL EVM7 GPIOSI ASCO RX TTL     1407 _           420  Solderlink  P416 Solderlink       18 PIO1 10   4 EVGO GPIO40 P1 26 2 5 P2 0 PIO2 8 PO 3 PIO1 6 E 4     6  D401 Solderlink             YELLOW  e EVGS8         56         6 GPIO64 e EVMIO GPIO68 ASCO CTS e ASCI TX TTL e     14  SGND  Checked By  Title  Hitex  UK  Ltd      Link Options Sir William Lyons Road hitex  
15. BO PWM1 2  SCKO  JP410  2 1   JP410  2 3   Default     3P410  2 1        MOTORHO ENCO    P1 21  MCABORT PWM1 3  SSELO  EMG_TRAP    1  411  2 1   1  411  2 3   Default        P1 22  MCOB USB_PWRD MAT1 0   1  412  2 1  MOTORPOL  JP412  2 3   Default           P1 23  MCFB1 PWM1 4  MISOO  1  413  2 1   JP413  2 3   Default                 1                                      P1 24  MCFB2 PWM1 5  MOSIO  JP414  2 1   JP414  2 3   Default        P1 25  MC1A MAT1 1   1  415  2 1   1  415  2 3   Default     MOTORP1H    P1 26  MC1B PWM1 6  CAPO 0   1  416  2 1   1  416  2 3   Default     MOTORP1L    P1 28  MC2A PCAP1 0  MATO 0       417  2 1   JP417  2 3   Default     MOTORP2H    P1 29  MC2B PCAP1 1  MATO 1   1  418  2 1   JP418  2 3   Default     MOTORP2L    P1 30  Vbus ADO 4       405  2 1   Default  AN4  1  405  2 3  AN12    Electrocomponents plc Page 17    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    P1 31  SCK1 ADO 5   1  404  2 1   Default      5  1  404  2 3      13    Port P2 Options    P2 0  PWM1 1  TXD1  1  432  2 3   1  432  2 1   Default       5  1                P2 1  PWM1 2  RXD1  JP431  2 3   JP431  2 1   Default       5  1 RX TTL    P2 3  PWM1 4  DCD1 TRACEDATA 2   JP430  2 3  CPU DACOO GPIO17  JP430  2 1   Default     P2 4  PWM1 5  DSR1 TRACEDATA 1   1  429  2 3  CPU DACO1 GPIO19  JP429  2 1   Default         JP428  2 1   Default   JP428  2 3     5                       2            2   EA          2    gt       rm       gt       gt   2    P2 6  PCAP1 O  RI 1 TRACECLK  1  427  2 1  
16. C_SDA  lt   gt                SCL          Paf17  ENET MDIO    87  P1 16  ENET                   89               FTH TX    P1 10  ENET_RXD1  FTH         91   P1 9  ENET_RXDO  FTH RX P  3   P1 A4  ENET TX EN  94  P1 1  ENET TXD1    95   P1 O  ENET  TXDO                                                           VE       419          GPIO16 CNTRL 12   INT        GPIO18 2   GENO INT     D          3  Solder Link Options    Many of the options for the Command Module board require a solder bridge to be made or a track to  be cut  The CM board has been designed to be configured in the most popular setting by using a  small track between the options  which will require cutting with a sharp knife before making the  alternate connection options     The options we have are as follows     VDDA    JP201  1 2  VDDA on the MCU is connected to 3 3V       JP201  2 3  VDDA on the MCU is connected to AN REF on  the backplane    Vref    Electrocomponents plc Page 14    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module R5    JP202  1 2  VREF on the MCU is connected to 3 3V       JP202  2 3  VREF on the MCU is connected to AN REF on the  backplane    VBAT    JP203  1 2  VBAT on the MCU is connected to 3 3V    JP203  2 3  VREF on the MCU is connected to 3V3 BATT on  the backplane    Port PO Options       PO O  RD1 TXD3 SDA1    1  419  2 1  CANO_TX      419  2 4   Default  CANO_TX_LOCAL       1  419  2 3  2   GENO SDA    Position 2 1 puts the CAN logic level transmit traffic on the backplane  A physical layer CAN  transce
17. EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    EDP CM LPC1768 Command Module  User Manual    Version 2 03  10th June 2010    Electrocomponents plc Page 1    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    Contents   1  Introduction   2  MCU Mapping   2 1 MCU Pin Allocation                      2 2 Resources Used Available by the      1768                                   2 3 Alphabetical Listing of MCU pins                                                     2 4 Backplane Signal Names and Connections                                      2 5 Mapping c                                       3  Solder Link Options   4  Zero Ohm Links   5  Software Support   5 1                 SEG               EDU                                 5 2                                     5 3                 Suite E               5 4 ro ufo                       Electrocomponents plc Page 2    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module R5    1  Introduction    The RS EDP platform is a system  has been designed to utilise many different manufacturers   microprocessors  To support NXP range or ARM Cortex MCU s a single Command Module  CM  has  been designed to accommodate four different device types  These are LPC2368  ARM7   LPC1768   Cortex M3   LPC1343  Cortex M3  and LPC1113  Cortex MO      Each of the boards come with its own suite of software to fully exercise the RS EDP Application  Modules and the peripherals available on the MCU device     In an RS EDP system there is usually one Command Module  CM  and one or more Applications  Modules  AM  pl
18. IO6 MCI  DAT2  lt  gt  51  p 12  8EINT2 I25TX  WS  GPIO4 MCI                    gt  52  P2 11  kEINT1 125TX_CLK 3 3V             JP433 Vdda         56   PO 22  RTS1 TD1  EVM6 GPIO49      e  popajfarsi  e     434  GPIO14 MCI PWR     203   lt  lt  57  PO 21  RIT RD1            621045 57  21  RI1  Vbat VBAT     AM ELLE JP435 3 3V  GPIO12 MCI              58     PO 20  DTR1 SCL1  EVM3 GPIO43 SGND  GPIO10 MCI CLK     436 VAGND    59   PO 19  DSR1 SDA1          EVM2 GPIO41 CAPADC     lt                  HRESET     gt   RESET_OUT    CNTRL SPI        60 __                                       CNTRL SPI MRST  CNTRL SPI         CNTRL SPI CS NSS    33V           VCC CM                  Virtual UART        85   PA 29  TX MCLK MAT2 1  RXD3 i  Debus USB 0                  82      PA 28  RX                2 0               Debug USB D     Do   PO 29  USB 0   lt      gt   30   PO 30  USB D  EL  pps ASC1 TX TTL  75  P2 0  PWMA 1  TXD1       EVM7_GPIO51  p               TTL  74  P2 1  PWM1 2  RXD1    2   EVM8_GPIO53         ASC1 TX TTL ASCO DTR  66  P217 RD2 RTS1 ED EQ    CAN1 RX    10825 ASC1 TX TTL  65   P2 8  TD2 TXD2  A                 1  424 ASC1 RX TTL  64     P2 9  USB  CONNECT RXD2    EVM10 GPIO68 ASCO CTS    CANO_RX  JP 423 46      PO O  RD1 TXD3 SDA1 CANO_RX_LOCAL   lt    2C GENO SDA    53   P2 10   amp EINTO NMI      1  420                 CNTRL I2C  SCL              c                                  427  PO 1I TD1 RXD3 SCL1          TX  LOCAL  25  po 27  sDA0 USB  SDA    CNTRL_I2
19. MD              DSTX CLK HRESIN  GPIO14 MCIPWR GPIOI5 DSTX SDA  RESOUT  IRQ GPIOI6 CNTRL DC INT CPU            GPIO17   2            SDA  IRQ GPIOI8   2   GENO INT CPU            GPIOI9 12   GENO SCL  IRQ GPIO20      GENI INT EVMO GPIO21 TENE         GPIO22 DC INT EVMI GPIO23   15 ADIS  GPIO24 AD7 GPIO25 ADIS   14 ADIA  GPIO26 AD6 GPIO27 ADIA A13 ADI3  GPIO28 ADS GPIO29 ADI3   12 ADI2  GPIO30        GPIO31 ADI2      ADII  GPIO32 AD3 GPIO33 ADII A10 ADIO  GPIO34 AD2 GPIO35 ADIO A9 AD9  GPIO36 ADI GPIO37 AD9 A8 ADS  GPIO38 ADO GPIO39 ADS   7     7  EVGO GPIO40 EVM2 GPIO41 CAPADC          6           GPIO42 EVM3 GPIO43   5 ADS  EVG2 GPIO44          GPIO45 A4         EVG3 GPIO46 EVMS GPIO47 A3 AD3        4 GPIO48 EVM6 GPIO49 A2 AD2        5         50 EVM7 GPIOSI Al ADI  EVG6 GPIO52       8         53   0 ADO  EVG7     1054 EVM9 GPIOSS ALE        8 GPIO56 EVG9 GPIO57  RD             GPIOS8 EVGII         59 ZWR  EVGI2 GPIO60 EVGI3 GPIO61 ZWRH  EVG14     1062 EVGIS         63  PSEN  EVGI6         64 EVGI7 GPIO65    50        18_    1       EVGI9         67    51    5  0      TTL       10 GPIO68 ASCO CTS     52  ASCO TX TIL EVG20 GPIO69 ASCO RTS  CS3  ASCI RX TTL SPI SSC MRST MISO CANO RX  ASC  1X TIL SPI SSC MTSR        CANO TX  ASCI TX           5  0 DTR SPI SSC CLK USB DEBUG D     5          TTL   5  0 DSR MOTOR POL USB DEBUG D   SPI SSC    5    55 MOTOR POH CNTRL SPI CLK  ETH TX P MOTOR PIL CNTRL SPI MRST       e MOTOR P1H CNTRL SPI MTSR         MOTOR P2L CNTRL SPI     5 NSS  D 
20. iver on the Communications Module can translate this in to the CANH and CANL physical layer  for networking  It is possible on the Communications Module to make this CAN isolated    Position 2 4 routes the CAN logic level transmit traffic to a local physical layer CAN transceiver on the  NXP Command Module  The output of the CAN transceiver  CANH and CANL  is routed down the  back plane to the Comms Module and output on a standard 9 way D connector    Position 2 3 allows this pin to be used as a second I2C channel    2   GENO     PO 1  TD1 RXD3 SCL1    1  420  2 1  CANO RX    1  420  2 4   Default  CANO RX LOCAL  1  420  2 3  I2C GENO SCL    Position 2 1 routes the CAN logic level receive traffic from the backplane to the 1 0 pin  The traffic  usually comes from the physical layer CAN transceiver present on the Communications Module  It is  possible on the Comms Module to have an isolated CAN stream    Position 2 4 routes the CAN logic level receive traffic from the local physical layer CAN transceiver on  the NXP Command Module    Position 2 3 allows this pin to be used as a second 12C channel    2   GENO        PO 2  TXDO ADO 7   JP439  2 1   Default  ASCO TX TTL  JP439  2 4        JP439  2 3  AN15    Position 2 1 is the main RS232 UART channel  Outgoing logic level transmit traffic is routed to the  Communication Module where it is translated into RS232 RS485 logic levels     PO 3  RXDO ADO 6     1  440  2 1   Default  ASCO      TTL       JP440  2 4   JP440  2 3  AN14    P
21. osition 2 1 is the main RS232 UART channel  Incoming logic level receive traffic is routed from the  Communication Module     PO 4  I2SRX_CLK RD2 CAP2 0     Electrocomponents plc Page 15    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    JP438  2 1   Default     PO 5  I2SRX WS TD2 CAP2 1   P437  2 3   JP437  2 1   Default   JP437  2 4                            PO 10  TXD2 SDA2 MAT3 O0   JP421  2 1   Default   1  421  2 3             JP422  2 1   Default   1  422  2 3     JP436  2 3   JP436  2 1   Default     GPIO10 MCI CLK    y y  2     HB HB         3 55   o 2       lt    lt    a  gt   5    NJ  Pp      lt    gt      59       PO 20  DTR1 SCL1  JP435  2 3   JP435  2 1   Default     GPIO12 MCI CMD    PO 21  RI1 RD1  JP434  2 3   JP434  2 1   Default     GPIO14 MCI  PWR       PO 22  RTS1 TD1  JP433  2 3   JP433  2 1   Default     GPIO2  MCI  DATO         23    00 0  1258                   0       403  2 1   Default  ANO      403  2 3  AN8    PO 24  ADO 1  I2SRX  WS CAP3 1   1  402  2 1   Default  AN1  1  402  2 3      9         25    00 2  1258   SDA TXD3  JP401  2 1   Default  AN2      401  2 3  AN10    PO 26  ADO 3  AOUT RXD3  1  408  2 1   Default     1  408  2 4  AN11      408  2 3  CPU DACOO GPIO17       Electrocomponents plc Page 16    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    Port P1 Options    P1 18  USB UP LED PWM1 1  CAP1 O0   JP407  2 1   Default     1  407  2 3   1  407  2 4                       P1 19  MCOA USB PPWR CAP1 1   1  409  2 1                    JP409  2 3   Default           P1 20  MCF
22. rs  The software assumes you have  an MC2 motor drive module fitted  and you want to communicate to it via I2C packets  This set of  software therefore allows you communicate with the MC2 motor drive module across the   2    backplane network  present in the RSEDP system  You can have up to three MC2 motor drives fitted  and this suite of software allows you to communicate with all of them     5 4 Easy Web    This piece of software allows the NXP processor to serve a web page via its on board Ethernet port   The software allows you to effectively test the Ethernet port is working correctly  The software was  written by Andreas Dannenberg at the University of Applied Science in Germany  and has been  modified to work on the RSEDP platform     By using these suites of software you can fully exercise the RS EDP platform to ensure all of the items  are working correctly  You can also use the software as building blocks for your own projects     Electrocomponents plc Page 20                                                                                                                                                                        1 2 4 5 6 7 8  Module Position 1  EDPCONI IO Connector   3V3  R101 AN REF  OR  ANS  ANIO         ANI2 ANI3  wins ANIA ANIS  SGND m VAGND VAGND GPIOO GPIOI VAGND  GPIO2 MCIDATO GPIO3  GPIO4 MCIDATI GPIOS DSTX WS EDPCON2 Bus Control Connector  GPIO6 MCIDAT2 GPIO7 DSRX CLK  GPIO8 MCIDAT3 GPIO9 DSRX WS  GPIO10 MCICLK GPIO11 DSRX SDA P102  GPIO12 MCIC
23. ugged in to the Base Board  BB   These NXP modules have been designed as the  Command Module for the system     The                   Module  in a system dictates whether the whole system is a 3 3V one or a 5 0V          All of these modules use a 3 3V microprocessor and consequently the I O is mostly 3 3V also    To tell the rest of the system the Command Module is a 3 3V one not a 5 0V one  the Vcc CM line on  the base board is connected to 3 3V by the tracking on the Command Module board  This Vcc CM is  used as a reference by the other modules  such as the analogue module  to limit the output voltage  to 3 3V  The command voltage line is also used by the HRESET circuit  as the voltage reference to pull  up to after the reset line has been asserted low     The RS EDP CM NXP module maps the I O of the MCU on the board to the backplane of the RS EDP  system  As there are quite a few dual function pins on the NXP processors and hence several link  options have been made to accommodate the various options the user may wish to use  Extensive  use of the I2C capability is used to communicate to the application modules in the system     2  MCU Mapping  2 1 MCU Pin Allocation    The MCU pins have been connected to the backplane via the following configuration     RS EDP BASE BOARD    LPC1768BDM100 Comment mapping       TD SWO                                             2o m       JmAGiefaeontPCmodue     3  TMSSWDO           JTAGiefaceontPCmodue    4        JTAGiefaeontPCmodue     
24. ule R5    115 200 baud  8 data bits   no stop bit   no parity   No flow control    The default jumper options for JP439 and JP430 should be left in place to ensure serial traffic is  routed to the communication module  Always check the software to see if the baud rate has been  changed     Some of the provided software includes       5 1 RSEDP Test Suite    This software exercises the NXP LPC1768 MCU peripherals including the on board ADC  PWM output   input capture  I2C  CAN  and 1 0  The software also allows you to exercise the basic Application  Modules  which are the Communication Module  the Digital I O Module  and the Analogue Module   A suite of drivers and test menus are provided to fully exercise all the hardware on these boards     5 2 MC1 Test Suite    This is similar to the RSEDP Test Suite  but the test menus provided are for the MC1 Brushed DC  Motor Drive Application Module  The motors are nominally 12V brushed DC motors running in a full  H bridge configuration  The test suite allows you to accelerate the motor  change its direction  turn  the brake on and off  as well as allowing the monitoring of motor current  DC link voltage and tacho  feedback signals  The MC1 motor drive module also has many external inputs for limit switch  detection and conditioning of motor related stimuli  The provided software library will therefore  allow you to fully exercise your motor     5 3 MC2 Test Suite    This is similar to the        test suite but for brushless DC AC moto
25. ule R5    P1 1  ENET TXD1 Ethernernet PHY chip       P1 0  ENET_TXDO Ethernernet PHY chip       Vdd 3V3    98   PO 2  TXDO ADO 7  3 Link options ASCO TX TTL    3 link options    TF               99                               7  S Link options   ASco Rx TTL     po Bink options         pf                            1 0                                                             O       2 2 Resources Used Available by the LPC1768    The following resources are available to be used by the MCU    Resources Used Available       Electrocomponents plc Page 6    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    CNTRL SPI MTSR       Electrocomponents plc Page 7    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module       2 3 Alphabetical Listing of MCU pins    Alphabetic Listing of Available I O  HRESET    HRSTOUT       17  14  4   13  46  47  81  79  78  77  76  48  49  62  63  61  59  58  57  56  7   25  24  29  30  95  94  93  92  91  88  87  32  33  34  35  36  37  38  39  40  43  44    Electrocomponents plc Page 8    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Module    45 P1 29  MC2B PCAP1 1  MATO 1   P1 31  SCK1 ADO 5   70    5    6  6  5  5  5  8  8  100   TCK SWDCLK   TMS SWDIO    19  28  54  71  84 Vdd reg  3V3    10 Vdda    VREFN    VREFP    5  4   3   0  27  26  5    2  1  2    16  18    2  1      55    55    55    55    55    15  12  31  41  55  72  83       2 4 Backplane Signal Names and Connections    Break Out  Base Board Signal Name EDPCON1   EDPCON2   Connector                                  5486            6 1  588                  
26. v B Ethernet SchDoc Author  A Davison   3 4 5 6 8                                        30  Q      mam  BEE                  80 00         ES                   o DO NEN    JP440 JP404    E ERE ES                HEH JP405  Ea        R303  R301 E           HH R302 R304    P101       g m_i  nee     4             R207           1    LO      e  O        JP425         JP426            JP427                       5                 R505    1       
27. ware  drivers to make driving of the platform very easy       the low level support for the devices controlled  by I2C for example have been written  as well as a test menu to exercise each of the modules  independently of the others  This therefore provides working example of the code which will allow  students and users to cut and paste various sections into their own applications     Each Applications Module has its own header file which provides the support for the functions that  control it  Each module has its own set of high level functions that can be called to operate and  control the hardware  This makes life a lot easier for the user  who can then spend most of his time  working at the higher level application layer     The software has been packed up as several ZIP file which can be downloaded and unpacked  Most  of the projects have been written for the Keil uVision environment     The majority of the applications written use the serial comm  channel ASCO for outputting data to a  terminal emulator  With this in mind a serial terminal emulation program should be used to read  traffic outputted from the RS EDP platform  Hyper Terminal is included in windows as part of the  Windows Operating system but this does not work reliability  With this in mind it may be worth  looking at other terminal emulator especially if they are to be used with USB RS232 converters     The terminal emulator should be set up for    Electrocomponents plc Page 19    EDP CM LPC1768 CPU Mod
    
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