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Gregory Nutt 2019-06-04 14:02:59 -06:00
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eZ80 PIN BOARD SIGNAL CN1 ACCESS eZ80 PIN BOARD SIGNAL CN1 ACCESS
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PD0/TXD1/IR_IXD CN1_TX0 Pin 61 PD0/TXD0/IR_IXD CN1_TX0 Pin 61
PD1/RXD1/IR_RXD CN1_RX0 Pin 59 PD1/RXD0/IR_RXD CN1_RX0 Pin 59
PD2/RTS1 CN1_RTS0 Pin 63 PD2/RTS0 CN1_RTS0 Pin 63
PD3/CTS1 CN1_CTS0 Pin 65 PD3/CTS0 CN1_CTS0 Pin 65
PD4/DTR1 CN1_DTR0 Pin 67 PD4/DTR0 CN1_DTR0 Pin 67
PD5/DSR1 CN1_DSR0 Pin 69 PD5/DSR0 CN1_DSR0 Pin 69
PD6/DCD1 CN1_DCD0 Pin 71 PD6/DCD0 CN1_DCD0 Pin 71
PD7/RIO1 CN1_RI0 Pin 73 PD7/RIO0 CN1_RI0 Pin 73
UART 0: All of Port C pins can support UART1 functions when configured UART 0: All of Port C pins can support UART1 functions when configured
for the alternate function 7. For typical configurations only RXD and TXD for the alternate function 7. For typical configurations only RXD and TXD
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PC6/DCD1 CN1_DCD1 Pin 72 PC6/DCD1 CN1_DCD1 Pin 72
PC7/RIO1 CN1_RI1 Pin 74 PC7/RIO1 CN1_RI1 Pin 74
For use with a host terminal emulation, it will be necessary to connect
either a TTL-to-RS232 or a TTL-to-USB Serial adapter to CN1 pins 59 and
61, and 60 and 62, depending on the selected UART.
Serial Keyboard and VGA Display Serial Keyboard and VGA Display
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The serial console can also be implemented using the MakerLisp USB The serial console can also be implemented using the MakerLisp USB
Keyboard Controller Board and VGA Display Controller. These are accessed Keyboard Controller Board and VGA Display Controller. These are accessed
via the two UART ports. via the one UART port, UART0.
[more to be provided] In the default MakerLisp configuration. These boards are connected as
follows:
1. VGA display controller connections (UART0 TX)
Board interface header
5 5V regulated power input
RX VGA Display Controller serial input
C VGA Display Controller ready output
TX VGA Display Controller serial output
G GND
Connections:
a. 5V '5' pin on VGA board to expansion board power distribution 5V.
b. Ground 'G' pin on VGA board to expansion board power distribution
ground.
c. Receive 'RX' pin on VGA board to expansion board GPIO PD0 (TXD0).
d. Communication, terminal ready indicator 'C' pin on VGA board to
expansion board GPIO PB1.
e. Transmit 'TX' pin on VGA board to USB keyboard controller 'R'
TBD: Beyond the simple UART interface, what additional support for the
ready pin 'C' is required.
2. USB keyboard controller (UART0 RX)
Board interface header
5 5V regulated power input
R USB Keyboard Controller serial input
T USB Keyboard Controller serial output
G GND
Connections:
a. 5V '5' pin on USB board to (other) expansion board power
distribution 5V.
b. Ground 'G' pin on USB board to (other) expansion board power
distribution ground.
c. Receive 'R' pin on USB board to VGA board 'TX' (see above).
d. Transmit 'T' pin on USB board to expansion board GPIO PD1 (RXD0).
If your keyboard does not seem to be doing anything, check the 'RX'
jumper on the expansion board. For input from a USB keyboard, and NOT
the USB/UART connection, you want this jumper REMOVED, not bridging the
two header pins front to back.
TBD: What is the UART configuration when used with the VGA and Keyboard
adapters?
Default Serial Console
----------------------
UART0 is the default serial console in all configurations unless
otherwise noted in the description of the configuration.
LEDs and Buttons LEDs and Buttons
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NOTES: NOTES:
1. A serial console is provided on UART0. It will be necessary to 1. A serial console is provided on UART0. This configuration may work
connect either a TTL-to-RS232 or a TTL-to-USB Serial adapter to CN1 with or without the the VGA and Keyboard adapter boards. For use
pins 59 and 61. with a host terminal emulation without the accessory boards, it will
be necessary to connect either a TTL-to-RS232 or a TTL-to-USB Serial
adapter to CN1 pins 59 and 61.
The default baud setting is 57600N1.
TBD: Although the UART0 is the same with the VGA and Keyboard
controller boards, this configuration may not compatible with
those accessories. Those may require additional support for
the VGA data ready pin. A BAUD mismatch is also likely.