User's Manual

1323x Remote Control Motherboard
1323x Development Hardware Reference Manual, Rev. 1.0
Freescale Semiconductor 4-7
Again referring to Figure 4-3, a number of zero-ohm resistors are provided to isolate different circuits and
to allow current measurement:
VCC (main 1323x-RCM supply) - resistor R35
V_LED (all LEDs supply) - resistor R36
V_TPD (touchpad supply) - resistor R37
V_ACC (accelerometer supply) - resistor R40
V_BUZ (buzzer supply) - resistor R42
V_MRB (1323x-MRB supply) - resistor R43
4.2.2 GPIO Connection to 1323x-MRB
IO Connectors J8 and J9 (see Figure 4-1) are receptacles that accept the 1323x-MRB pin headers to mount
the daughter card. Figure 2-1 shows the 1323x-RCM with the 1323x-MRB mounted. Receptacles J8 and
J9 connect to the MC13233 GPIO.
To provide better access and versatility to the GPIO, a secondary set of pin headers P1 and P2 is connected
in series with the IO signals:
Jumpers must be installed on P1 and P2 to connect 1323x-RCM peripherals and functions
The pin headers provide direct access for connecting custom circuitry to the GPIO
Power and ground to primary connectors J8 and J9 are not enabled though the pin headers
Figure 4-4 shows IO Header P1 andP2 pin mapping.
External DC Supply 1x2 Pin Header
J14
2.3 V - 6 V The input voltage range is determined by the U8 regulator
and the diode isolation circuit
Two AA Batteries Battery Holder 2.0 V - 3.1 V
1
The input voltage range reflects the usable range of
alkaline cells and the voltage drop incurred by the diode
isolation circuit.
The battery source is disabled if another source is
connected
1
The minimum operating battery voltage is determined by use model, see Note, Section 4.2.1, “Power Management”
Table 4-2. 1323x-RCM Voltage Sources
Source Connector
Input Voltage
Range
Description

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