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1.                                  UM10528    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269  Rev  1     30 January 2012 User manual       Document information       Info Content  Keywords 12C  PCA9632  RGB  RGBA  4 x 8 bit PWM  Absiract The OM13269 is an add on to the NXP 12C 2005 1 demo board  This    daughter board makes it easy to test and design with the PCA9622  a 4 bit  Fast mode Plus  Fm   low power LED driver  These boards  along with  the I2CUSB Lite GUI  PC based   provide an easy to use evaluation  platform        NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       Revision history       Rev Date Description    v 1 20120130 user manual  initial release       Contact information    For more information  please visit  http   www nxp com       For sales office addresses  please send an email to  salesaddresses nxp com       UM10528 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved     User manual Rev  1     30 January 2012 2of11       NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       1  Introduction       The PCA9632 evaluation board features LEDs for color mixing  blinking and dimming  demonstrations  A graphical interface allows the user to easily explore the different  functions of the driver  The board can be connected in series with other I C bus  demo boards to create an evaluation system     The IC communicates to the host via the industry standard   C bus SMBus por
2.     File Maile Options Window Help  ADC DAC     EEPROM  gt   assi     e   PEFOS74     PCA9536       ux EA          1 0 Expanders  gt  po uxu  TELD Blinkers and Dimmers  4 PCA9530 2 bit LED Dimmer with 8 bit PWM  Master Selector  2 to 1 demux      PCA9531 8 bit LED Dimmer with 8 bit PWM  Multiplexers Switches ls t  Non volatile Registers     RAM   FRAM    E  Real Time dacks  gt    PCA9551 8 bit LED Blinker with 8 bit PWM  Thermal Management     Universal Modes  gt    t LET  PCA9622 16 bit LOOMA 40V LED Driver with 8 bit PWM  PCA9624 8 bit 100mA 40V LED Driver with 8 bit PWM  PCA9626 24 bit 100mA 40V LED Driver with 8 bit PWM  PCAQ540B PCA9632 Low power 4 hit LED Driver with 8 bit PWM  PCA9633 4 bit LED Driver with 8 bit PWM  PCA9634    bit LED Driver with 8 bit PWM     Chennel 0 ch PCA9635 16 bit LED Driver with 8 bit PWM  PCA9685 16 channel LED Driver with 12 bit PWM  PCA9901 One wire single LED driver  PCA9955 16 channel Constant Current LED Driver               PCF8563    PCE  Oxa2 Oval                019aac694          All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved        User manual    Rev  1     30 January 2012 6 of 11    NXP Semiconductors    UM10528       UM10528    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269           Mode 1   0x91  Auro Increment  All regisers   Ml Sleep enabled  ascilator off    C Does not respond to subaddress 1  C Does not respond to subaddress 2  C Does not respond to subaddress 3  ira  Ra
3.   Please be aware that important notices concerning this document and the product s   described herein  have been included in section    Legal information              NXP B V  2012     For more information  please visit  http  Avww nxp com  For sales office addresses  please send an email to  salesaddresses nxp com    All rights reserved     Date of release  30 January 2012  Document identifier  UM10528    
4.  January 2012 8 of 11    NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       9  Support       For support  please send an e mail to  i2c support nxp com     10  Abbreviations       Table 2  Abbreviations       Acronym Description   ESD ElectroStatic Discharge  GUI Graphical User Interface   2C bus Inter Integrated Circuit bus  IC Integrated Circuit   LED Light Emitting Diode   PC Personal Computer   PWM Pulse Width Modulator  RAM Random Access Memory  RGB Red Green Blue   RGBA Red Green Blue Amber  SMBus System Management Bus  USB Universal Serial Bus       11  References        1  PCA9632  4 bit Fm  I2C bus low power LED driver     Product data sheet   NXP Semiconductors  www nxp com documents data_sheet PCA9632  pdf     2  UM10206     I2C Demonstration Board 2005 1 Quick Start Guide         NXP Semiconductors  www nxp com documents user_manual UM10206 pdf                UM10528 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved     User manual Rev  1     30 January 2012 9 of 11       NXP Semiconductors    UM10528       12  Legal information    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       12 1 Definitions    Draft     The document is a draft version only  The content is still under  internal review and subject to formal approval  which may result in  modifications or additions  NXP Semiconductors does not give any  representations or warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of  information 
5. 0 January 2012 5 of 11    NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528       PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269    8  PCA9632 evaluation steps       UM10528    The PCA9632 functions are controlled by WIN I2CUSB Lite GUI  Refer to the PCA9632  data sheet for additional information on the registers and functionality     8 1 Color mixing and dimming LEDs    1     Connect the hardware as described in Section 4  The PCA9632 address is fixed to  OxC4     2  Start the GUI software     3  The main screen will appear     4  From the    Device    drop down menus select    LED Blinkers and Dimmers     and from the    subsequent drop down menu select    PCA9632 low power 4 bit LED driver with 8 bit  PWM    as in Figure 3     5  The device configuration screen will be displayed as in Figure 4     6  Un check the    Sleep Enabled  oscillator off     box to enable the device  check the       Auto Write    box  lower right   and click the    Write All    button       Go to the LED Driver Outputs  LEDOUT  pull down tabs and for LEDO to LED3 select       LEDn controlled by PWMn and GRPPWWV          With the cursor  move the PWMnh bars in PWM Registers to change the colors on the    OM13269 board    PWMO controls the blue LED   PWM1 controls the green LED   PWM2 controls the red LED   PWMsS controls the amber LED       Once you set a color with the PWM values  move the GRPPWM bar in Group    Registers and observe the dimming effect  Figure 5            Fig 3  Drop down menu selections    ar Win I2CUSB Lite   
6. applications and  products planned  as well as for the planned application and use of  customer   s third party customer s   Customers should provide appropriate  design and operating safeguards to minimize the risks associated with their  applications and products     NXP Semiconductors does not accept any liability related to any default   damage  costs or problem which is based on any weakness or default in the  customer   s applications or products  or the application or use by customer   s  third party customer s   Customer is responsible for doing all necessary  testing for the customer   s applications and products using NXP  Semiconductors products in order to avoid a default of the applications and  the products or of the application or use by customer   s third party  customer s   NXP does not accept any liability in this respect     Export control     This document as well as the item s  described herein  may be subject to export control regulations  Export might require a prior  authorization from competent authorities     Evaluation products     This product is provided on an    as is    and    with all  faults    basis for evaluation purposes only  NXP Semiconductors  its affiliates  and their suppliers expressly disclaim all warranties  whether express  implied  or statutory  including but not limited to the implied warranties of  non infringement  merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose  The  entire risk as to the quality  or arising out of the us
7. cpnnds to All Call acdrascac       PWM Regist  PWM3  PWM2  G00   Oxo                7 Win I2CUSB Lite    PCA9632 and PCA9633 Four bit LED dimmer   HE File Device Options Window Help                                                                                                                Mode 2   0x05  O Group control   dimming  C Outouts not inverted  CI outputs changed on STOP  E  Totem pole cutouts  OUTNE 01     0 00    0 00    0 00    0 00   99 61   0 0 sec    Subaddressas  SUBADRx     z SUBADRI E2  LED Driver Outputs  LEDOUT    0x00 sits   ence Mate Ic  LED3 is oF x  foe REE wes s    BSD  Wane  LED  Is off    See   Aute Wis  Gf fi  LED1 is off  l   Write All         Software Reset   LEDO is off       send Read All    onesies  019aac695  Fig 4  Device configuration screen  1 Win I2CUSB Lite    PCA9632 and PCA9633 Four bit LED dimmer   HE File Device Options Window Help   gt  Mode 1   0x81   PWM Registers a e a pate Regsters           Auto Increment  Al regisers PANS eee oe PRN  C Norme  mode  C Does not respond to subeddress 1        C Does not respond to subeddress 2   l Does not respond to subaddross 3  E  Recpande ta All rall addrascac j  pMode 2   0x05  C Group control   dimming  C Outouts not inverted  C Outputs changed on STOP  E  Totem pole outputs  OUTNE 01 x  15 23   91 80  4 19 92  280 86  6     80 86   0 04 sec  p Subaddresses pe    SUBADRI E2  LED Driver Outputs  LEDOUT  al ees   Dauc Adarasa zJ  LED3 controlled by PWM3 and GRPPWM e   SUBADR3 E8 El Auto Wr
8. ct descriptions  at any time and without  notice  This document supersedes and replaces all information supplied prior  to the publication hereof     Suitability for use     NXP Semiconductors products are not designed   authorized or warranted to be suitable for use in life support  life critical or  safety critical systems or equipment  nor in applications where failure or  malfunction of an NXP Semiconductors product can reasonably be expected  to result in personal injury  death or severe property or environmental  damage  NXP Semiconductors and its suppliers accept no liability for  inclusion and or use of NXP Semiconductors products in such equipment or  applications and therefore such inclusion and or use is at the customer   s own  risk     Applications     Applications that are described herein for any of these  products are for illustrative purposes only  NXP Semiconductors makes no  representation or warranty that such applications will be suitable for the  specified use without further testing or modification     Customers are responsible for the design and operation of their applications  and products using NXP Semiconductors products  and NXP Semiconductors  accepts no liability for any assistance with applications or customer product    UM10528    All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     design  It is customer   s sole responsibility to determine whether the NXP  Semiconductors product is suitable and fit for the customer s 
9. e or performance  of this  product remains with customer     In no event shall NXP Semiconductors  its affiliates or their suppliers be liable  to customer for any special  indirect  consequential  punitive or incidental  damages  including without limitation damages for loss of business  business  interruption  loss of use  loss of data or information  and the like  arising out  the use of or inability to use the product  whether or not based on tort   including negligence   strict liability  breach of contract  breach of warranty or  any other theory  even if advised of the possibility of such damages     Notwithstanding any damages that customer might incur for any reason  whatsoever  including without limitation  all damages referenced above and  all direct or general damages   the entire liability of NXP Semiconductors  its  affiliates and their suppliers and customer   s exclusive remedy for all of the  foregoing shall be limited to actual damages incurred by customer based on  reasonable reliance up to the greater of the amount actually paid by customer  for the product or five dollars  US 5 00   The foregoing limitations  exclusions  and disclaimers shall apply to the maximum extent permitted by applicable  law  even if any remedy fails of its essential purpose     Translations     A non English  translated  version of a document is for  reference only  The English version shall prevail in case of any discrepancy  between the translated and English versions     12 3 T
10. included herein and shall have no liability for the consequences of  use of such information     12 2 Disclaimers    Limited warranty and liability     Information in this document is believed to  be accurate and reliable  However  NXP Semiconductors does not give any  representations or warranties  expressed or implied  as to the accuracy or  completeness of such information and shall have no liability for the  consequences of use of such information  NXP Semiconductors takes no  responsibility for the content in this document if provided by an information  source outside of NXP Semiconductors     In no event shall NXP Semiconductors be liable for any indirect  incidental   punitive  special or consequential damages  including   without limitation   lost  profits  lost savings  business interruption  costs related to the removal or  replacement of any products or rework charges  whether or not such  damages are based on tort  including negligence   warranty  breach of  contract or any other legal theory     Notwithstanding any damages that customer might incur for any reason  whatsoever  NXP Semiconductors    aggregate and cumulative liability towards  customer for the products described herein shall be limited in accordance  with the Terms and conditions of commercial sale of NXP Semiconductors     Right to make changes     NXP Semiconductors reserves the right to make  changes to information published in this document  including without  limitation specifications and produ
11. ite On  LED2 controled by PWM2 and GRPPWM       ALLCALLADR EO _ write aa  LED1 controled by PWM1 and GRPPWM    Te  p Software Reset      LEDO controled by PMO and GRPPWM    me rc  019aac696  Fig 5  Dimming effect       All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers        NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved        User manual    Rev  1     30 January 2012    7 of 11    NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528       PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269    8 2 Color mixing and blinking LEDs    To set up a blinking demo  repeat step 1 through step 7 as in Section 8 1  then do the  following     1     In the Mode 2  0x25  selection window  check the    Group Control    box to change the  mode to blinking     2  With the cursor  move the PWMn bars in PWM Registers to select a color   3  To set a blink cycle  use the GRPPWM bar to select the duty cycle and use the    GRPFREQ bar to select the blink frequency in Group Registers       For example  set the GRPPWM to OxCF  80 86   duty cycle  and the GRPFREQ to    Ox2F  2 second  for a short blink every two seconds  see Figure 6        Change the GRPPWM to 0x80  50   duty cycle  and the LED will be on for    one second  repeating every two seconds     6  Change the color of the LEDs by selecting a different PWM value for each LED   7  Set the GRPPWM to 0x52  32   duty cycle  and the GRPFREQ to 0x01     0 08 second  and observe the pattern       Change the PWMn values  GRPPWM and GRPFREQ values to create different blink    
12. m the 12C 2005 1 demo board to connect in series  with other 12C bus demo boards     e IC2 is an unpopulated area for signal access  All I C bus  LED signals are available   e J1 and J2 for internal 1 1 KQ pull up resistors option on SDA and SCL signals     All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved        User manual    Rev  1     30 January 2012 4of 11    NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       6  Schematic                                                                                                                                                                                         Lep2 g ie ie  LED    a A ADIMA Tfi OME z  gf  H   X      NaN NN  5 Q 2 o o    3 Q g g g ne singe I PER    D a T  sgial eg   amp  egles led  So  5S S 3 3  7 2 p T  J3   S  2     LEDO J4  ol 25    if 1  Si 2   amp  R LED1   2  S 3 3  5   LED2   A  5  6  7  IC1  PCA9632DP1 Me E 8      co    IC2  PCA9632TK f 9  J5 LED 0 3    CON9 male  CON9 female test points  4 x 1 HEADER  019aac693  Fig 2  _PCA9632 daughter card  7  OM13269 demonstration board main components  Table 1    OM13269 demo board main components  Device Description Address Location  PCA9632DP1 4 bit Fm   2C bus low power 0xC4 for 12C 2005 1 interface IC1  PCA9632TK LED driver IC2  UM10528 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved        User manual Rev  1     3
13. nstallation    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       4 1    4 2    12C 2005 1 board and WIN I2CUSB Lite software    The OM13269 is a daughter card to the OM6275 I2C 2005 1 demo board  You may  download the WIN I2CUSB Lite software  the OM6275 user manual UM10206  and find  ordering information at the NXP web site ics nxp com support boards i2c20051         OM13269 connection to 12C 2005 1 board    The I2C 2005 1 demo board should be disconnected from your PC before mounting the  OM13269 board on to it  The OM13269 board has a 9 pin female connector that connects  to the JP1 male connector on the 12C 2005 1 board     With both boards facing you  connect the OM13269 board to the I2C 2005 1 board before  connecting the USB cable  Once the board is connected  connect the USB cable and start  the WIN I2CUSB Lite software  You are now ready to evaluate the PCA9632     5  Hardware description       UM10528       J5 LED output RGBA LEDs  test points light diffuser        PCA9632DP1    i    ey      Pe    J3 9 pin connector J os sc  to 12C 2005 1 board      gt           SS i  m KO    NA or s269  PCAS632TK 0P4    J1 J2 internal 1 1 KQ pull up  jumpers for SDA SCL        J4 9 pin extender  connector         019aac692          Fig 1  PCA9632DP1  IC1  or PCA9632TK  IC2  demo board  OM13269        The OM13269 board has following jumper headers     e J3 is for connection to JP1 on I2C 2005 1 demo board   e J5 allows monitoring 4 LED output signals     e J4 is for pass through signals fro
14. patterns       Change the LEDOUT register on one LED output to be controlled only by its PWM  for    example     LED1 controlled by PWM1          Change the blink rate and observe the results  blinking with two different colors               ir Win I2CUSB Lite    PCA9632 and PCA9633 Four bit LED dimmer   HE File Device Options Window Help    Mode 1   0x81   PWM Registers    i Group Regsters      PY M3 PWM2 PWM1 PWM GRPPWM GRPFREQ  Auro Increment  Al regisers x27   Ox Et 0x22   CCF   Once oF          Normel mode  Does not respond to subaddress 1  Does not respond to subaddress 2                                     Does not respond to subaddress 3       Y  Recnande ta All Call ardrasces    Mode 2   0x25    E  Group control   blinking  C Outputs not inverted i  Outputs changed on STOP a      Totem pole outputs                ij                                                     OUTNE 0i v 15 23   91 80   19 92    60 86   2  00sec  Subaddresses  SUBADRx     T  LED Driver Outputs  LEDOUT    OXFE SUBADRI E2  SUBADR  Es Device Address   LED3 controled by PWM3 and GRPPWM x   lt        SUBADR3 E8 Auto Write On  LED2 controled by Pyvm2 and GRPPYVM SAI         ALLCALLADR E0 ray  LED1 controled by PWML xj S     p Sotware Reset  LEDO controled by PMO and GRPPWM   j Read All  019aac697  Fig 6  Example of short blink every two seconds  UM10528 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved        User manual    Rev  1     30
15. rademarks    Notice  All referenced brands  product names  service names and trademarks  are the property of their respective owners     2C bus     logo is a trademark of NXP B V        NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved        User manual    Rev  1     30 January 2012    10 of 11    NXP Semiconductors    UM10528       13  Contents    PCA9632 demonstration board OM13269       12 1  12 2  12 3    13    Introduction        0    c eee eee eee eee  FOatures ic sie doin etc eae dee eae  Getting started             002 cee eee eee  ASSUMDPIUIONS   isch bd ee ee ee be eed  Static handling requirements                 Minimum system requirements               Power requirements                 20055  Installation ciccecece tee ee eee es  I2C 2005 1 board and WIN I2CUSB Lite  SOMWANC isu die ane de aaa EnEn A Dawe ties  OM13269 connection to 12C 2005 1 board      Hardware description            00eeeeees  SchematiC     56 00sec eeiee eee DERE ES  OM13269 demonstration board main  components          0  ee eee eee eee eens  PCA9632 evaluation steps                   Color mixing and dimming LEDs              Color mixing and blinking LEDs               SUPPOMt 2  eee eee eee eee ieee dens  Abbreviations           2 00  c eee eee  References         202  c cece cece cece eens  Legal information             00 eeeeeeee  Definitions                 0000 eee eee  Disclaimers            0 0 00 cee eee eee  Trademarks            000000 eee eee    GOntentS i icsiad eed ine seawater niece     
16. t  The  evaluation software runs under Microsoft Windows PC platform     2  Features       e A complete evaluation platform for the PCA9632 4 bit low power LED driver   e Easy to use GUI based software demonstrates the capabilities of the PCA9632  e On board RGBA LEDs for visual experience   e Convenient test points for easy scope measurements and signal access   e USB interface to the host PC   e No external power supply required    3  Getting started       3 1 Assumptions  Familiarity with the 1 C bus is helpful but not required     3 2 Static handling requirements       CAUTION    This device is sensitive to ElectroStatic Discharge  ESD   Therefore care should be taken    during transport and handling  You must use a ground strap or touch the PC case or other  grounded source before unpacking or handling the hardware        3 3 Minimum system requirements    e PC Pentium 60 processor  or equivalent   8 MB RAM  10 MB of hard drive space  e One USB port  either 2 0 or 1 1 compatible    e Windows 98SE  ME  2000  XP  or Vista   e  2C 2005 1 demonstration board  OM6275     3 4 Power requirements    The NXP demonstration board I2C 2005 1 and OM13269 hardware obtain power from the  PC USB port  Care should be taken not to exceed the USB port current capabilities     UM10528 All information provided in this document is subject to legal disclaimers     NXP B V  2012  All rights reserved     User manual Rev  1     30 January 2012 3 of 11       NXP Semiconductors U M1 0528       4  I
    
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