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2.4
User I/O
2.4.1
User Push Buttons
The Carrier provides 4 user GPIO push buttons to the Zynq-7000 AP SoC.. Pull-down
resistors provide a known low default state. Pushing a button connects to VCCio_35 to
assert a logic high.
Table 6 – Push Button Connections
Carrier
Net Name
MicroHeader
Connection
Zynq AP SOC
Connection
PB0
JX2, pin 67
Bank 35, J20
PB1
JX2, pin 69
Bank 35, H20
PB2
JX2, pin 68
Bank 35, G19
PB3
JX2, pin 70
Bank 35, G20
2.4.2
User LEDs
The Carrier has 8 user LEDs. A logic high from the Zynq-7000 AP SoC I/O turns the
LED on. LED’s are sourced from VCCio_34, banks through current limiting resistors.
*Note, if VCCio_34 is set to 1.8V, the LED intensity will be noticeably lower than when
VCCio_34 is set to 3.3V.
Table 7 – LED Connections
Carrier
Net Name
MicroHeader
Connection
Zynq AP SOC
Connection
LED0
JX1, pin 41
Bank 34, U14
LED1
JX1, pin 43
Bank 34, U15
LED2
JX1, pin 42
Bank 34, U18
LED3
JX1, pin 44
Bank 34, U19
LED4
JX1, pin 9
Bank 34, R19
LED5
JX1, pin 19
Bank 34, V13
LED6
JX1, pin 24
Bank 34, P14
LED7
JX1, pin 26
Bank 34, R14
2.4.3
DIP Switches
The 4 user-selectable DIP switches are pulled down (low) in the OFF position. In the
ON position they are connected to VCCio_35.
Table 8 – User Switch Connections
Carrier
Net Name
MicroHeader
Connection
Zynq AP SOC
Connection
DIP_SW0
JX2, pin 87
Bank 35, M14
DIP_SW1
JX2, pin 89
Bank 35, M15
DIP_SW2
JX2, pin 88
Bank 35, K16
DIP_SW3
JX2, pin 90
Bank 35, J16