User's Manual

1323x Remote Control Motherboard
1323x Development Hardware Reference Manual, Rev. 1.0
4-6 Freescale Semiconductor
2. External DC source via header J14 - a standard 0.1 in. spacing 1x2 pin header allows for
connection of an external DC supply.
3. Battery Operation - a battery holder that accommodates two AA batteries is mounted on the
non-component (back) side of the board and provides for battery operation.
If either the USB or external DC source is present, the battery source is disabled by
MOSFET transistor Q3
The sources are all isolated and protected by Schottky diodes
The minimum effective battery operating voltage is controlled by the use the FTDI
FT232RQ USB <> UART device - leakage current back through the FT232RQ UART
connections to the MC13233 on the MRB can cause the Q3 MOSFET to partially turnoff at
battery voltage below approximately 2.7-2.8 Vdc.
NOTE
To avoid current leakage through the USB device and to have lowest
minimum battery operating voltage for battery-only operation, remove the
following jumpers:
P1, Pins 7-8
P1, Pins 11-12
P1, Pins 17-18
P1, Pins 21-22
NOTE
When battery operation is used, the temperature range of the two board
system should be limited to within the specified temperature range of the
battery technology. Table 4-1 limits temperature range from 0 °C to +50 °C
when battery operation is applied.
Table 4-2 lists the voltage source attributes.
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Table 4-2. 1323x-RCM Voltage Sources
Source Connector
Input Voltage
Range
Description
USB Port USB Type-B J15 4.4 V - 5.25 V The input voltage range is set the USB Spec
The voltage can be supplied by either a standard USB
cable connection or an AC to DC power adaptor that uses
the USB connector J15
If a power adaptor is in use, the USB serial port cannot be
used