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Bambino-200 Manual/User Interfaces, Connectors, and Jumpers

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The following image shows where the connectors, headers, and jumpers are located on the Bambino 200.

Bambino 200 User Interfaces, Connectors, and Jumpers Diagram
Bambino 200 User Interfaces, Connectors, and Jumpers

Contents

Power Supply

The Bambino 200 is powered from the USB device port on J4. The Bambino 200E can be powered from the USB device port (J4) or the power jack (J1). A FET is used to automatically select power from J1 should power be applied both the USB device port and J1.

J1 comes standard with a 2.1 mm inner diameter and 5.5 mm outer diameter, positive center tapped female power supply jack. The minimum voltage that can be applied to J1 is 7 VDC and the maximum is 15 VDC. J1 can be changed to a 2 position screw terminal by desoldering the power jack and soldering in a screw terminal. A diode (D2) will protect the Bambino 200E should polarity of the power supply be reversed on the J1 connector. The protection diode is limited to a maximum of 1 amperes through it.

Lincoln-60
Figure x.x: Power supply connector configurations

Onboard Peripherals

USB Device

Boot Jumper

User Buttons and LEDs

The Bambino 200 comes standard with a user push button, a reset push button, and two user LEDs. The user push button is connected to GPIO0[7] with a 22k-ohm pull-up resistor connected to it. User LED1 (yellow) can be illuminated by clearing GPIO3[7] of the LPC4330. User LED2 (green) can be illuminated by clearing GPIO5[5].

10/100 Ethernet (200E Only)

The Bambino 200E is equipped with a fully-integrated 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port. The Media Access Control (MAC) is implemented in the LPC4330 and the Physical (PHY) layer is implemented with Micrel’s KSZ8031. J3 is the RJ-45 connector and it has integrated magnetics and LEDs completes the Ethernet sub-system. Please see the KSZ8031 data sheet for further information on the PHY and the LPC4330 User's Manual for the MAC.

MICRO SD (200E Only)

The microSD socket (J2) enables micro-secure-digital memory cards to be plugged into the Bambino 200E microcontroller board. The microSD card allows the user the ability of a standard removable media for transferring data to and from the Bambino 200E. The LPC4330 interfaces to the microSD card through the Secure Digital Input Output card interface.

XBEE (200E Only)

The XBEE socket adds wireless support to the Bambino 200E. Digi International has several different versions of XBEE modules with different wireless protocols in the same physical footprint. Zigbee and WiFi are a couple of protocols supported by Digi International's XBEE modules. Please see Digi International's website for further details.

Coin Battery (not populated)

Cortex M JTAG (not populated)

Gadgeteer Sockets

Socket 1 OSX

Socket 1: O, S, X
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin O S X
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P4_5 GPIO2[5] 0 GPIO2[5] 0 GPIO2[5] 0
4 P5_0 GPIO2[9] 0 GPIO2[9] 0 GPIO2[9] 0
5 P4_4 DAC A GPIO2[4] 0 GPIO2[4] 0
6 P1_0 SSP0_SSEL 5
7 P1_2 SSP0_MOSI 5
8 P1_1 SSP0_MISO 5
9 P3_0 SSP0_SCK 4
10 Ground Ground Ground

Socket 2 IPSUY

Socket 2: I, P, S, U, Y
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin I P S U Y
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P1_7 GPIO1[0] 0 GPIO1[0] 0 GPIO1[0] 0 GPIO1[0] 0 GPIO1[0] 0
4 P6_4 GPIO3[3] 0 U0_TXD 2 GPIO3[3] 0
5 P6_5 GPIO3[4] 0 U0_RXD 2 GPIO3[4] 0
6 P4_6 GPIO2[6] 0 GPIO2[6] 0 SGPIO12 7 GPIO2[6] 0 GPIO2[6] 0
7 P4_8 SGPIO13 7 SGPIO13 7 GPIO5[12] 5
8 P4_9 SGPIO14 7 SGPIO14 7 SGPIO14 7 GPIO5[13] 4
9 P4_10 SGPIO15 7 SGPIO15 7 SGPIO15 7 GPIO5[14] 4
10 Ground Ground Ground Ground Ground

Socket 3 AOP

Socket 3: A, O, P
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin A O P
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P4_3 GPIO2[3]/ADC0_0 0/A GPIO2[3] 0 GPIO2[3] 0
4 P4_1 GPIO2[1]/ADC0_1 0/A GPIO2[1] 0
5 ADC0_0 ADC1_0 A DAC A
6 P4_2 GPIO2[2] 0 GPIO2[2] 0
7 P4_0 MCOA0 1
8 P5_5 MCOA1 1
9 P5_7 MCOA2 1
10 Ground Ground Ground

Socket 4 AIY

Socket 4: A, I, Y
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin A I Y
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P7_4 GPIO3[12]/ADC0_4 0/A GPIO3[12] 0 GPIO3[12] 0
4 P7_5 GPIO3[13]/ADC1_6 0/A GPIO3[13] 0
5 P7_7 ADC1_6 A GPIO3[15] 0
6 P7_6 GPIO3[14] 0 GPIO3[14] 0 GPIO3[14] 0
7 P7_2 GPIO3[10] 0
8 P2_3 I2C1_SDA 1 GPIO5[3] 4
9 P2_4 I2C1_SCL 1 GPIO5[4] 4
10 Ground Ground Ground

Socket 5 KUX

Socket 5: K, U, X
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin K U X
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P5_1* GPIO2[10] 0 GPIO2[10] 0 GPIO2[10] 0
4 P5_6* U1_TXD 4 U1_TXD 4 GPIO2[15] 0
5 P1_14* U1_RXD 1 U1_RXD 1 GPIO1[7] 0
6 P5_2* U1_RTS 4 GPIO2[11] 0
7 P5_4* U1_CTS 4
8
9
10 Ground Ground Ground
*Shared between XBEE and Socket 5

Socket 6 ISY (200E Only)

Socket 6: I, S, Y
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin I S Y
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P6_1 GPIO3[0] 0 GPIO3[0] 0 GPIO3[0] 0
4 P1_8 GPIO1[1] 0 GPIO1[1] 0
5 P5_3 GPIO2[12] 0 GPIO2[12] 0
6 P9_6 GPIO4[11] 0 SGPIO8 6 GPIO4[11] 0
7 P6_6 SGPIO5 2 GPIO0[5] 0
8 P6_7 SGPIO6 2 SGPIO6 2 GPIO5[15] 4
9 P6_8 SGPIO7 2 SGPIO7 2 GPIO5[16] 4
10 Ground Ground Ground

Socket 7 UY (200E Only)

Socket 7: U, Y
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin U Y
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V
3 P2_1 GPIO5[1] 4 GPIO5[1] 4
4 P9_5 SGPIO3 0 GPIO5[18] 4
5 P6_3 SGPIO4 6 GPIO3[22] 0
6 P6_2 GPIO3[1] 0 GPIO3[1] 0
7 P2_2 GPIO5[2] 4
8 P6_10 GPIO3[6] 0
9 P7_3 GPIO3[11] 0
10 Ground Ground

Socket 8 DHI (200E Only)

Socket 8: D, H, I
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin D H I
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P2_8 GPIO5[7] 4 GPIO5[7] 4 GPIO5[7] 4
4 USB1_DM USB1_DM 0 USB1_DM 0
5 USB1_DP USB1_DP 0 USB1_DP 0
6 P2_6 GPIO5[6] 4 GPIO5[6] 4
7 P6_9 GPIO3[5] 0
8 I2C0_SDA I2C0_SDA 0
9 I2C0_SCL I2C0_SCL 0
10 Ground Ground Ground

Socket 9 Y (200E Only)

Socket 9: Y
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin Y
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V
2 5.0V
3 P2_9 GPIO1[10] 0
4 P3_2 GPIO5[9] 0
5 P3_1 GPIO5[8] 0
6 P2_12 GPIO1[12] 0
7 P2_13 GPIO1[13] 0
8 P7_1 GPIO3[9] 0
9 P7_0 GPIO3[8] 0
10 Ground

Socket 10 SUX (200E Only)

Socket 10: S, U, X
Gadgeteer Type
MCU Pin S U X
Pin # Name Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func Peripheral SCU Func
1 3.3V 3.3V 3.3V
2 5.0V 5.0V 5.0V
3 P6_12 GPIO2[8] 0 GPIO2[8] 0 GPIO2[8] 0
4 P2_10 GPIO0[14] 0 U2_TXD 2 GPIO0[14] 0
5 P2_11 GPIO1[11] 0 U2_RXD 2 GPIO1[11] 0
6 P1_5 SSP1_SSEL 5 GPIO1[8] 0
7 P1_4 SSP1_MOSI 5
8 P1_3 SSP1_MISO 5
9 PF_4 SSP1_SCK 0
10 Ground Ground Ground

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