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Datasheet of MIKROE-701 - BOARD UNI-DS6 DEV SYSTEM 
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UNI-DS6

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9. Piezo buzzer

Due to a built-in piezo buzzer, the UNI-DS6 development system is capable of emitting audio signals� In order to enable 

the piezo buzzer to operate properly it is necessary to generate a voltage signal of specific frequency. Remember, when 

writing code for voltage signal generation, that the piezo buzzer’s resonant frequency is 3�8kHz� Other frequencies in 

the range between 20Hz and 20kHz can also be used, but the best performance is provided with frequencies ranging 

between 2kHz and 4kHz� To establish connection between the piezo buzzer and the microcontroller, it is necessary to 

place jumper J14 in adequate position� If jumper J14 is placed in the RC1 position the RC1 MCU pin is used for signal 

generation, Figure 9-2� Otherwise place jumper J14 in the RA4 position in order to use the RA4 MCU pin for signal 

generation, Figure 9-3�

VCC-5V

BUZZER

R22

PZ1

10K

R23

1K

Q1

BC846

RC1

RA4

J14

RA4

RE4

RE2

RA12

RB4

RF12

RB12

RG4

RC4

RG12

RC12

RH4

RD4

RJ4

RD12

USB-VBUS

RA6

RA14

RF6

RB6

RF14

RB14

RG6

RC6

RG14

RC14

RH6

RD6

RJ6

RD14

#RX232A

#TX232A

#SCL

#SDA

#SS1#

#SCK1

#MISO1

#MOSI1

USB-DP

RA0

RE0

RA8

RF0

RE6

RB0

RF8

RB8

RG0

RC0

RG8

RC8

RH0

RD0

RJ0

RD8

RA2

RA10

RF2

RF4

RB2

RF10

RB10

RG2

RC2

RG10

RC10

RH2

RD2

RJ2

RD10

RA5

RA13

RB5

RF13

RB13

RG5

RC5

RG13

RC13

RH5

RD5

RJ5

RD13

RA7

RA15

RF7

RF5

RF3

RB7

RF15

RB15

RG7

RC7

RG15

RC15

RH7

RD7

RJ7

RD15

#RX232B

#TX232B

#CS1#

#CS2#

#SS2#

#SCK2

#MISO2

#MOSI2

USB-DN

RA1

RE1

RA9

RF1

RE7

RE5

RE3

RB1

RF9

RB9

RG1

RC1

RG9

RC9

RH1

RD1

RJ1

RD9

RA3

RA11

RB3

RF11

RB11

RG3

RC3

RG11

RC11

RH3

RD3

RJ3

RD11

VCC-SW

VCC-5V

CN20

CN21

Figure 9-4

: Piezo buzzer connection schematic

Figure 9-1

: Piezo buzzer

Figure 9-3

: Signal generation via RA4

Figure 9-2

: Signal generation via RC1 

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Summary of Contents for UNI-DS6 MIKROE-701

Page 1: ...ed Excellent Integrated System Limited Stocking Distributor Stocking Distributor Click to view price real time Inventory Delivery Lifecycle Information Click to view price real time Inventory Delivery...

Page 2: ...irreplaceable tools for programming and developing microcontroller based devices Carefully chosen components and the use of machines of the last generation for mounting and testing thereof are the bes...

Page 3: ...o you for being interested in our products and for having confidence in Mikroelektronika The primary aim of our company is to design and produce high quality electronic products and to constantly impr...

Page 4: ...ral information 4 Key features 5 1 Connecting UNI DS6 to power supply module 6 2 mikroBoard 7 3 Placing mikroBoard 8 4 Programming microcontroller 9 5 USB UART1 and USB UART2 modules 10 6 ADC module 1...

Page 5: ...lay piezo buzzer USB UART etc are provided on the board and allow you to easily simulate the operation of your target device Full featured development system for microcontroller based devices UART com...

Page 6: ...isplay contrast potentiometer 7 mikroBoard socket 8 Jumpers used to select pull up pull down resistors 9 DIP switches for enabling pull up pull down resistors 10 I O ports 11 GLCD contrast potentiomet...

Page 7: ...C or 9 and 32V DC A mikroBoard board with different voltage levels can be placed in the mikroBoard socket provided on the development system The position of jumper J16 depends on the voltage level req...

Page 8: ...rated programmer that is used for MCU programming For connection with a development system the mikroBoard uses two 2x40 male headers In addition the mikroBoard can be used as a standalone device There...

Page 9: ...DS6 development system is designed for usage with various mikroBoards All the mikroBoards are placed in a universal mikroBoard socket Figure 3 1 This socket consists of two 2x40 female headers To plac...

Page 10: ...a PC via a USB cable Figure 4 1 and to install the appropriate software on your PC Depending on which mikroBoard is in use it is necessary to install the appropriate software for MCU programming mikr...

Page 11: ...VCC BRD VCC BRD VCC 5V VCC 5V OSCI DTR OSCO TXD TEST VCC RTS DSR AGND RESET VCCIO DCD NC GND RXD CTS CBUS1 USBDM GND CBUS2 GND USBDP NC CBUS3 CBUS1 3V3OUT RI CBUS4 FT232RL U1 OSCI DTR OSCO TXD TEST VC...

Page 12: ...CL SDA SS1 SS1 SCK1 SCK1 MISO1 MISO1 MOSI1 MOSI1 USB DP RA0 CH0 U12 CH1 U12 CH2 U12 CH3 U12 RE0 RA8 RF0 RE6 RB0 RF8 RB8 RG0 RC0 RG8 RC8 RH0 RD0 RJ0 RD8 RA2 RA10 RF2 RF4 RB2 RF10 RB10 RG2 RC2 RG10 RC10...

Page 13: ...B DP RA0 RE0 RA8 RF0 RE6 RB0 RF8 RB8 RG0 RC0 RG8 RC8 RH0 RD0 RJ0 RD8 RA2 RA10 RF2 RF4 RB2 RF10 RB10 RG2 RC2 RG10 RC10 RH2 RD2 RJ2 RD10 RA5 RA13 RB5 RF13 RB13 RG5 RC5 RG13 RC13 RH5 RD5 RJ5 RD13 RA7 RA1...

Page 14: ...f jumper J14 is placed in the RC1 position the RC1 MCU pin is used for signal generation Figure 9 2 Otherwise place jumper J14 in the RA4 position in order to use the RA4 MCU pin for signal generation...

Page 15: ...er The advantage of this communication is that only one microcontroller pin is used All slave devices have a unique ID code which enables the master device to easily identify all devices sharing the s...

Page 16: ...6 B7 B7 GND GND A6 A6 A7 A7 GND GND GND GND B4 B4 A4 A4 U14 U13 74LVCC3245 74LVCC3245 VCC MMC VCC MMC MMC CS 3 3 MMC CS 3 3 MMC CS MOSI 3 3 MOSI 3 3 MOSI MISO MISO 3 3 SCK 3 3 SCK 3 3 SCK VCC BRD VCC...

Page 17: ...D4 LD5 LD6 LD7 LD8 8x4K7 RN11 SW12 LED RA RA4 RE4 RE2 RA12 RB4 RF12 RB12 RG4 RC4 RG12 RC12 RH4 RD4 RJ4 RD12 USB VBUS RA6 RA14 RF6 RB6 RF14 RB14 RG6 RC6 RG14 RC14 RH6 RD6 RJ6 RD14 RX232A TX232A SCL SDA...

Page 18: ...RA4 RA3 RA2 RA1 RA0 R58 220 VCC BRD J13 J12 VCC BRD 0V RA4 RE4 RE2 RA12 RB4 RF12 RB12 RG4 RC4 RG12 RC12 RH4 RD4 RJ4 RD12 USB VBUS RA6 RA14 RF6 RB6 RF14 RB14 RG6 RC6 RG14 RC14 RH6 RD6 RJ6 RD14 RX232A T...

Page 19: ...re displayed in two lines each containing up to 16 characters of 7x5 pixels VCC 5V VCC 5V SW18 SW16 SW17 VCC 5V LCD BCK CN12 D7 LED LED D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 E R W RS VO VCC GND 1 LCD Display 4 bit mod...

Page 20: ...5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 E R W RS LED Vo LED VCC Vee GND RST CS2 D7 CS1 D6 1 20 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 LCD E LCD RW LCD RS LCD RST Vee LCD CS2 VCC 5V Vo Vo D7 LCD CS1 D6 VCC 5V R12 10 GLCD BCK GLCD BCK RA4 RE4 RE2...

Page 21: ...on the DIP switch SW19 are used to connect the microcontroller and touch panel Figure 16 2 Touch panel connection schematic D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 E R W RS LED Vo LED VCC Vee GND RST CS2 D7 CS1 D6 1 20 TO...

Page 22: ...t output ports Along the right side of the development system there are eleven 10 pin connectors linked to the microcontroller I O ports Pull up or pull down resistors can be connected to I O ports vi...

Page 23: ...e RA0 pin with this signal it is necessary to set switch 1 on the DIP switch SW1 to the ON position As a result every time you press the RA0 push button the RA0 pin will be fed with a logic one VCC BR...

Page 24: ...ised of the possibility of such damages MikroElektronika reserves the right to change information contained in this manual at any time without prior notice if necessary HIGH RISK ACTIVITIES The produc...

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