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Connecting the GSM module to DSB45
To properly connect the GSM module to the DSB45 platform use the appropriate backpack
adapter provided with DSB45. For detailed information refer to [3]. The backpack adapter
connects to the DSB45 PCB via the 50-pin plug connector X150.
Note: The pin assignment of the 50-pin board-to-board connector X150
might be different
to
the
pin numbering
of the GSM module.
Table 20: Pin assignment of connector X150 on DSB45
Pin no. Signal name
Function
1 GND
Ground
2 GND
Ground
3 GND
Ground
4 GND
Ground
5 GND
Ground
6 CHARGE
Charge
control
7 POWER
3V3
Power supply from plug-in charger connected to X603.
Power supply switch S601 must be flipped up (battery) and
POWER switch X133 must be in “POWER” position.
Digital supply voltage, if POWER switch X133 is flipped to
position “3V3”.
8
VDDLP
Supply voltage for Real Time Clock (RTC)
9
TXD0
Transmit Data (0)
10
TXD1
Transmit Data (1)
11
RXD0
Receive Data (0)
12
RXD1
Receive Data (1)
13
SYNC
GSM TX slot indication or programmable status LED (see [1]
and [2] for details.
14 BATT_TEMP
Battery
temperature
15
RFSDAI
DAI Receive Frame Sync
16
TXDDAI
DAI Transmit Data
17
SCLK
DAI Synchronous Clock
18
TFSDAI
DAI Transmit Frame Sync
19
RXDDAI
DAI Receive Data
20
CCGND
Chip Card Ground
21
CCIN
Chip Card In
22
CCRST
Chip Card Reset
23
CCIO
Chip Card Data
24
CCVCC
Chip Card Supply Voltage
25
CCCLK
Chip Card Clock
26
EPN2
Earpiece 2 signal inverted