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User Guide
XE8000 ProStart II
Pin
N°
XE88LC01/01A-03-05/05A (Flash Type I)
Pin Descriptions
XE88LC02-06A-07A-XE1283 (Flash Type II)
Pin Descriptions
1 VDDA
VDDA
2
VDDA
VDDA
3 RESET
NRESET
4
VDD
VDD
5
TESTIN / RX ISD / PA0
TESTIN / PB2
6
RESERVED
SCAN / PB0
7
TESTCK / PA1
TEST_E / PB1
8
TYPE
TYPE
9
CK_CR / OSCIN
CKMSTR / XIN
10
RESERVED
RESERVED
11
PTCK / OSCOUT
CKSLV / XOUT
12
GND
GND
13
VDD (COM_REL)
VDD (COM_REL)
14
RESERVED
RESERVED
15
RESERVED
RX ISD / PA0
16
GND
GND
17
RX (XE8000 UART) PB7
RX (XE8000 UART) PB7
18
TX (XE8000 UART) PB6
TX (XE8000 UART) PB6
19
TEST / VPP
VPP
20
TESTOUT / TX ISD / PB0
TESTOUT / TX ISD / PB3
21 RESERVED
TEST
22
XE8000 USRT CLK / PB4
XE8000 USRT CLK / PB4
23 NC
NC
24
XE8000 USRT DATA / PB5
XE8000 USRT DATA / PB5
25 NC
NC
Table 2 : Programming connector signals
Note about the naming conventions:
All the test signal are described for the target device
TESTOUT means the
output of the target device
, and
TESTIN the input of the target device
6.4
PROGRAMMING ON-BOARD / ISD FEATURE
It is possible to program your chip on a board. In order to complete this you must set up a connector on your
application board to the one on the programming board named K11 or K7 (smaller pitch)
IMPORTANT NOTE: These connectors are only available with the V03a revision number (see chapter
XE8000MP Revisions), for the V02a, the workaround is to make an adaptator
between the DB25 connector and a 12 pin connector.
Figure 6 : Reduced programming connector
Since there are two types of flash in the XE8000 series of products, there are two different signal sets.
