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The TS-7180 Daughter Card Interface (HD1) may be used to connect a variety of off-board peripherals.  The interface includes pins for the following:
The TS-7180 Daughter Card Interface (HD1) may be used to connect a variety of off-board peripherals.
 
*I2C
*SPI
*USB OTG
*PoE
*UART (TTL levels)
 
The table below shows the pinout of the header.


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| 1
| 1
| PWR+
| VIN
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| 2
| 2
| POE_78
| POE_78 <ref name=poepin>The POE pins can be used with a daughtercard to add POE support to the TS-7180.</ref>
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| 3
| 3
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| 4
| 4
| POE_45
| POE_45 <ref name=poepin />
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| 5
| 5
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| 6
| 6
| POE_TX
| POE_TX <ref name=poepin />
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| 7
| 7

Revision as of 10:03, 15 June 2021

The TS-7180 Daughter Card Interface (HD1) may be used to connect a variety of off-board peripherals.

Pin # Function
1 VIN
2 POE_78 [1]
3 GND
4 POE_45 [1]
5 GND
6 POE_TX [1]
7 DIO
8 POE_RX
9 I2C_DAT
10 UART_RXD
11 USB-
12 UART_TXD
13 USB+
14 I2C_CLK
15 +5V
16 +5V
17 SPI_MISO
18 SPI_MOSI
19 3.3V
20 SPI_CLK
Note: The default device-tree has an entry for the SPI interface, which will appear in linux as "/dev/spidev2.1".

The UART appears as "/dev/ttymxc7" (when enabled in the FPGA Syscon registers).

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 The POE pins can be used with a daughtercard to add POE support to the TS-7180.