Pins and Connections
MCF51CN128 Reference Manual, Rev. 6
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Freescale Semiconductor
Keyboard interface functions associated with GPIO Ports E and G can be used whenever those pins are
programmed for use as GPIO OR any other digital function.
GPIO input functions can be used when a pad is enabled for any digital function. This can be used to
implement software-based debounce for KBI and IRQ functions.
Drive strength, pull-up enable
1
, slew rate and input filter settings in the GPIO apply to any digital use of
the associated pin.
2.2.1
Peripheral Pinout Summary
The following tables break out pin options on a peripheral by peripheral basis.
66
54
42
PTD7RGPIO7
—
SPSCK2
ADP3
RGPIO_ENB selects
between standard GPIO
and RGPIO
67
55
43
PTE0
KBI2P0
MISO2
ADP2
—
68
56
44
PTE1
KBI2P1
MOSI2
ADP1
—
69
57
45
PTE2
KBI2P2
SS2
ADP0
—
70
58
46
PTE3
KBI2P3
—
TPM1CH0
—
71
59
47
PTE4
KBI2P4
CLKOUT
TPM1CH1
—
72
60
48
PTE5
KBI2P5
IRQ
TPM1CH2
—
73
61
—
PTE6
KBI2P6
FB_D0
TXD3
—
74
62
—
PTE7
KBI2P7
FB_CS0
RXD3
—
75
63
—
PTJ0
FB_ALE
FB_CS1
—
—
76
64
—
PTJ1
—
FB_A4/FB_AD4
—
—
77
—
—
PTJ2
—
FB_A3/FB_AD3
—
—
78
—
—
PTJ3
—
FB_A2/FB_AD2
—
—
79
—
—
PTJ4
—
FB_A1/FB_AD1
—
—
80
—
—
PTJ5
—
FB_A0/FB_AD0
—
—
1. There is one special case with regard to pull-up enable functions. PTC4 or PTE5 can be programmed to operate as IRQ. When
in that mode, the pullup enable is controlled via IRQSC[IRQPDD].
Table 2-2. Power/Ground Pinout Summary
80-Pin
64-Pin
48-Pin
Signals
1
1
1
VDD1
21
17
13
VDD2
41
33
25
VDD3
Table 2-1. MC51CN128 Package Pin Assignments (continued)
80-Pin
64-Pin
48-Pin
Default Function
Alt 1
Alt 2
Alt 3
Comment