background image

Documentation Center

RAK19010 supports 3V3_S configurable supply lines to WisBlock modules like other WisBlock Base boards. This
is ideal for low-power applications. 3V3_S can be controlled by the MCU to disconnect the power sensors during
idle periods to save power. 3V3_S is controlled by the IO2 pin on the WisBlock Core board.

Set IO2=1, 3V3_S is on.
Set IO2=0, 3V3_S is off.

Hardware Setup

RAK19010 WisBlock Base Board with Power Slot
Installation Guide

RAK19010 WisBlock Base Board with Power Slot is the main board that allows you to attach a WisBlock Core,
power slot module, sensors, and IO modules through the standardized expansion connectors. These connectors
provide a data bus interconnection between the modules attached to the RAK19010 Base Board.

This guide shows the details related to the installation of modules into the RAK19010 board. The following section
discusses the general concepts to manipulate the WisBlock Connector in any WisBlock Module. The installation
and removal details of each type of WisBlock module: Core and Sensor are explained.

Attaching a WisBlock Connector

The WisBlock Connector is the interface between the RAK19010 board and the WisBlock Core, Sensor, and IO
modules. Before connecting these modules, read the following instructions:

📝

 NOTE:

This guide uses two arrows. Refer to Figure 3 for its representation.

Figure 3: Notation within the guide

1. Align the connectors. Keep the header parallel and place it lightly in the corresponding lap joint of the socket.

Figure 4: Alignment of WisBlock Connector

2. Fit the connector. Tilt one end of the connector (header) less than 20 degrees, while do not apply force during

this process, gently place the other end in parallel.

Summary of Contents for WisBlock RAK19010

Page 1: ...tains detailed steps on how to open the example codes and upload them to the WisBlock Core Li Ion LiPo battery optional Solar charger optional Software Based on the choice of the WisBlock Core select...

Page 2: ...fewer IO pins In such cases not all pins of the data bus are connected For example only I2C and UART are connected Some MCU IO pins have an alternate function In this case you have the option to modi...

Page 3: ...e Board This guide shows the details related to the installation of modules into the RAK19010 board The following section discusses the general concepts to manipulate the WisBlock Connector in any Wis...

Page 4: ...ly by pressing in parallel then there will be a sound confirming the completion of the buckling Figure 7 Apply forces to buckle the header to the socket 5 In the process of buckling and applying force...

Page 5: ...connector cannot be smoothly buckled down repeat the alignment step Detaching a WisBlock Connector 1 To disconnect the header from the socket pull out in parallel with even forces Figure 11 Correct wa...

Page 6: ...k Connector section in order to attach a Core module Once attached fix the module with four pieces of M1 2 x 3 mm screws Figure 15 WisBlock Power Slot on the RAK19010 Base Board WisBlock Core A WisBlo...

Page 7: ...e WisBlock IO Figure 17 WisBlock IO silkscreen on the RAK19010 Base Board WisBlock Sensor A WisBlock Sensor module is designed to be installed on the sensor slots of the RAK19010 Base Board As shown i...

Page 8: ...Board See Figure 20 and Figure 21 Figure 20 Detaching silkscreen on the WisBlock module Figure 21 Applying even forces on the proper location of a WisBlock module to detach the module from the Base Bo...

Page 9: ...IoT device with less hassle example codes for WisBlock Core are provided You can access the codes on the WisBlock Example code repository The example codes on folder common are compatible with RAK4631...

Page 10: ...d to fix the modules making it reliable even in an environment with lots of vibrations You can also use a RAK19005 WisBlock Sensor Extension Cable or RAK19008 WisBlock IO Extension Cable to position t...

Page 11: ...provide power to WisBlock Core and modules IO SLOT This slot is used for IO extension modules Four Sensor Slots The sensor slots A to D are used to connect with the I2C bus Slots A and D can be used f...

Page 12: ...at include the tabular data of the functionalities and standard values of the RAK19010 WisBlock Base Board 2nd Gen Interfaces RAK19010 WisBlock Base Board with Power Slot provides the following interf...

Page 13: ...Base Board there are three 2 54 mm pitch headers for IO extension BOOT I2C GPIO and UART pins from the WisBlock Core module are also connected to these headers J10 Header Pinout J11 Header Pinout Pin...

Page 14: ...sed Pin Definition Connector for WisBlock Core The WisBlock Core module connector is a 40 pin board to board connector It is a high speed and high density connector with an easy attaching mechanism Fi...

Page 15: ...Number Function Name of WisBlock Base VBAT 1 2 VBAT GND 3 4 GND 3V3 5 6 3V3 USB 7 8 USB VBUS 9 10 SW1 TXD0 11 12 RXD0 RESET 13 14 LED1 LED2 15 16 LED3 VDD 17 18 VDD I2C1_SDA 19 20 I2C1_SCL AIN0 21 22...

Page 16: ...T I Connected to the reset switch for MCU reset 14 LED1 I O LED for battery charging indication 15 LED2 I O LED for custom usage 16 LED3 I O LED for custom usage 17 VDD S Generated by MCU module for p...

Page 17: ...scription 24 IO7 I O Not connected 25 SPI_CS I O SPI chip select signal 26 SPI_CLK I O SPI clock 27 SPI_MISO I O SPI MISO signal 28 SPI_MOSI I O SPI MOSI signal 29 IO1 I O General purpose IO 30 IO2 I...

Page 18: ...Base Pin Number Function Name of WisBlock Base 1 VBAT 2 VBAT 3 GND 4 GND 5 3V3 6 3V3 7 USB 8 USB 9 VBUS 10 VBUS 11 NC 12 NC 13 RESET 14 LED1 15 LED2 16 NC 17 3V3 18 3V3 19 I2C1_SDA 20 I2C1_SCL 21 AIN0...

Page 19: ...B VBUS 11 NC NC Not connected 12 NC NC Not connected 13 RESET I Connected to the reset switch for MCU reset 14 LED1 I O LED for battery charging indication 15 LED2 I O LED for custom usage 16 NC NC No...

Page 20: ...rd varies according to its connector Pin Number Pin Name Type Description 25 SPI_CS I O SPI chip select signal 26 SPI_CLK I O SPI clock signal 27 SPI_MISO I O SPI MISO signal 28 SPI_MOSI I O SPI MOSI...

Page 21: ...onnector A Co B TXD1 NC NC TXD1 1 2 GND GN SPI_CS SPI_CS SPI_CS SPI_CS 3 4 SPI_CLK SP SPI_MISO SPI_MISO SPI_MISO SPI_MISO 5 6 SPI_MOSI SP I2C1_SCL I2C1_SCL I2C1_SCL I2C1_SCL 7 8 I2C1_SDA I2C VDD VDD V...

Page 22: ...I O I2C clock signal 8 I2C1_SDA I2C1_SDA I2C1_SDA I2C1_SDA I O I2C data signal 9 VDD VDD VDD VDD S Generated by CPU module Used to power sensor board if MCU IO level is not 3 3 V 10 IO2 IO1 IO4 IO6 I...

Page 23: ...ption 14 3V3_S 3V3_S 3V3_S 3V3_S S 3 3 V power supply Can be shut down by the CPU module 15 NC NC NC NC NC Not connected 16 VDD VDD VDD VDD S Generated by CPU module Used to power sensor board if the...

Page 24: ...B USB 7 8 USB USB VBUS VBUS 9 10 SW1 SW1 TXD0 TXD0 11 12 RXD0 RXD0 RESET RESET 13 14 LED1 LED1 LED2 LED2 15 16 LED3 LED3 VDD VDD 17 18 VDD VDD I2C1_SDA I2C1_SDA 19 20 I2C1_SCL I2C1_SCL AIN0 AIN0 21 22...

Page 25: ...ignal 12 RXD0 I O MCU UART0 RX signal 13 RESET I Connected to the reset switch for MCU reset 14 LED1 I O LED for battery charge indicator 15 LED2 I O LED for custom used 16 LED3 I O LED for custom use...

Page 26: ...y affect the device reliability Pin Number Pin Name Type Description 24 NC NC Not connect 25 SPI_CS I O SPI chip select signal 26 SP_CLK I O SPI clock 27 SPI_MISO I O SPI MISO signal 28 SPI_MOSI I O S...

Page 27: ...haracteristics Board Dimensions Figure 11 shows the detailed mechanical dimensions of the RAK19010 Board Figure 9 RAK19010 mechanical board dimension Figure 12 and Figure 13 show the mounting holes lo...

Page 28: ...e table below lists the operation and storage temperature requirements of RAK19010 Schematic Diagram The component schematics diagram of the RAK19010 is shown in Figure 12 Parameter Minimum Typical Ma...

Page 29: ...Documentation Center Figure 12 RAK19010 schematic diagram Power Last Updated 7 29 2022 10 17 19 PM...

Reviews: