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SLLU250 – November 2016

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BOOSTXL-RS232 BoosterPack™ Hardware

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Functional Modes

The BOOSTXL-RS232 BoosterPack has three modes of operation: On with Auto-Powerdown Plus
enabled, Forced On, and Forced Off. Included in this section is the discussion of the INVALID pin.

4.1

Auto-Powerdown Plus

Auto-Powerdown Plus is enabled when FORCEON is set LOW and FORCEOFF is set HIGH. Using the
integrated edge-detection circuitry and timer of the TRS3122E, the device can sense when there is no
activity on the driver or receiver inputs for 30 seconds. When this condition is sensed by the device, it
automatically shuts the charge pump off, reducing supply current to 0.5 µA. When a valid transition is
sensed on one of the driver or receiver inputs, the charge pump turns back on and TRS3122E exits
powerdown mode. The typical time to exit powerdown mode is typically 30 µs, but can be as long as 150
µs. As a result, the system saves power without requiring any software control. While in the low power
mode with Automatic Powerdown enabled (FORCEOFF = HIGH and FORCEON = LOW), the receiver
inputs are still enabled.

The FORCEON and FORCEOFF pins control the power states of the transceiver. When the jumpers short
FORCEON to GP19 and FORCEOFF to GP18, the power down states of the transceiver can be controlled
through GPIO, see

Table 2

and

Table 3

.

4.2

Forced On

If the FORCEON and FORCEOFF pins are both set HIGH, the device will power on with Auto-Powerdown
Plus disabled. Both the drivers and receivers will be active regardless of inactivity, as shown in

Table 2

and

Table 3

.

4.3

Forced Off

The device can be manually powered down by externally setting the FORCEOFF pin LOW. Both the
drivers and receivers will be powered off, as shown in

Table 2

and

Table 3

. This mode overrides the other

modes.

(1)

H = high level, L = low level, X = irrelevant, Z = high impedance (off), 30 s is typical inactivity time

Table 2. Driver Functions

(1)

Inputs

Output

Driver Status

DIN

FORCEON

FORCEOFF

Time Elapsed Since Last

RIN or DIN Transition

DOUT

X

X

L

X

Z

Powered off

L

H

H

X

H

Normal operation with

auto-powerdown plus disabled

H

H

H

X

L

L

L

H

< 30 s

H

Normal operation with

auto-powerdown plus enabled

H

L

H

< 30 s

L

L

L

H

> 30 s

Z

Powered off by

auto-powerdown plus feature

H

L

H

> 30 s

Z

(1)

H = high level, L = low level, X = irrelevant, Z = high impedance (off), Open = input disconnected or connected driver off

Table 3. Receiver Functions

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Inputs

Output

Receiver Status

RIN

FORCEOFF

Time Elapsed Since Last

RIN or DIN Transition

ROUT

X

L

X

Z

Powered off

L

H

X

H

Normal operation with

auto-powerdown plus

disabled or enabled

H

H

X

L

Open

H

X

H

Summary of Contents for BoosterPack BOOSTXL-RS232

Page 1: ...BOOSTXL RS232 BoosterPack Hardware User s Guide Literature Number SLLU250 November 2016 ...

Page 2: ...ption 5 3 1 Top and Bottom View 5 3 2 Board Overview 5 3 3 Block Diagram 6 3 4 DB9 Connector 7 3 5 Header Descriptions 8 3 6 LED Description 10 4 Functional Modes 11 4 1 Auto Powerdown Plus 11 4 2 Forced On 11 4 3 Forced Off 11 4 4 Invalid 12 5 Interfacing with External Hardware 13 6 Additional Information 14 6 1 Design Files 14 6 2 Hardware Change Log 14 6 3 Schematic 14 6 4 PCB Layout 15 ...

Page 3: ...L RS232 Overview 5 5 BOOSTXL RS232 Block Diagram 6 6 DB9 Pinout 7 7 GPIO Headers 8 8 Header J9 9 9 Supply Select 9 10 RS232 LEDs 10 11 Interfacing With LaunchPad 13 12 BOOSTXL RS232 Schematic Zoom for Higher Resolution 14 13 Top Layer Routing 15 14 Bottom Layer Routing 15 List of Tables 1 RS 232 Female DB9 Connector Pin Summary 7 2 Driver Functions 11 3 Receiver Functions 11 4 INVALID Status 12 5 ...

Page 4: ... control RTS CTS channels that can be easily assigned to 1 of 10 general purpose input output GPIO pins These channels on the TRS3122E can be configured to be either one set of data channels and one set of control channels for flow control or to be two sets of data channels However this BoosterPack is configured for one set of data channels RX TX and one set of control channels RTS CTS With its un...

Page 5: ...edback Copyright 2016 Texas Instruments Incorporated BOOSTXL RS232 BoosterPack Hardware 3 Hardware Description 3 1 Top and Bottom View Figure 2 is a top view of the BOOSTXL RS232 and Figure 3 is a bottom view of the BOOSTXL RS232 Figure 2 Top View of BOOSTXL RS232 Figure 3 Bottom View of BOOSTXL RS232 3 2 Board Overview Figure 4 shows an overview of the BOOSTXL RS232 BoosterPack The main features ...

Page 6: ...k diagram of the BOOSTXL RS232 BoosterPack The 40 pin BoosterPack header allows the BoosterPack to be easily interfaced with LaunchPads A 3 pin header is available to change VCC VL between 3 3 V and 1 8 V This allows the BoosterPack to communicate with LaunchPads either at 3 3 V or 1 8 V logic levels See Section 3 5 4 for more details The two 30 pin GPIO headers allow for the selection of GPIO pin...

Page 7: ...sterPack to the connected device through the RS232 interface while TX1 is an input from the connected device to the BoosterPack through the RS232 interface The same applies to the RTS1 input and CTS1 output ports The RX2 TX2 CTS2 and RTS2 ports are used to interface with the microcontroller through 0 V to 3 3 V or 1 8 V TTL signals See Table 1 for information on how the DB9 connector is routed on ...

Page 8: ... the middle column are connected to their coinciding transceiver pins which are labeled at the bottom of each column this is seen in Figure 7 For example looking at header J5 J6 in Figure 7 the right column coincides with RX2 Placing a jumper across the first pins of the middle column and the right column would short GP3 from the LaunchPad to the DIN1 pin on the TRS3122E NOTE See Section 5 for inf...

Page 9: ...or to drop the typical 3 3 V VCC on most LaunchPads to 1 8 V This allows for communication with LaunchPads that are capable of communicating at 1 8 V logic levels To switch between a 1 8 V and 3 3 V supply use a jumper on J12 to short the center VCC pin to the desired supply voltage see Figure 9 A short between pin 1 and 2 results in 3 3 V VCC and a short between 2 and 3 results in 1 8 V VCC Pin 1...

Page 10: ...ation is also denoted next to each LED a sign for the green LED and a sign for the red LED Upon powering the BoosterPack the power LED will turn on and the driver and receiver line LEDs may also be on depending on what the board is connected to Since RS232 TX and RX lines sit at a LOW voltage level until data is transmitted or received the red LED for TX1 and RX1 on the board will be on until data...

Page 11: ...power states of the transceiver When the jumpers short FORCEON to GP19 and FORCEOFF to GP18 the power down states of the transceiver can be controlled through GPIO see Table 2 and Table 3 4 2 Forced On If the FORCEON and FORCEOFF pins are both set HIGH the device will power on with Auto Powerdown Plus disabled Both the drivers and receivers will be active regardless of inactivity as shown in Table...

Page 12: ...ble connected to the port A HIGH voltage level on the pin means there is a connection and a LOW voltage level on the pin means there is not a connection see Table 4 1 H high level L low level X irrelevant Z high impedance off Open input disconnected or connected driver off Table 4 INVALID Status 1 Inputs Output RIN1 RIN2 FORCEON FORCEOFF Time Elapsed Since Last RIN or DIN Transition INVALID Any L ...

Page 13: ...nnected directly to LaunchPad pins J9 is highlighted because the right column is routed directly to header pins that are connected to LaunchPad pins The highlighted headers are color matched to the description boxes on the exterior of the image of the board If the description boxes are labeled it means that they are specifically routed on the BoosterPack For example the first red box on the left i...

Page 14: ...og_In I2S_WS 27 Analog_In I2S_ SCLK 28 Analog_Out I2S_ SDout 29 Analog_Out I2S_ SDin 30 J1 J3 4 1 2 3 J11 TX1 CTS1 RX1 RTS1 0 R5 CTS1 TX1 RTS1 RX1 GP14 GP14 GP14 3v3 Green 1 2 D1 Green 1 2 D2 Green 1 2 D4 Red 2 1 D7 Red 2 1 D9 5 23k R7 5 23k R8 5 23k R10 GND RX1 CTS1 GND GND TX1 RTS1 GND GND 1 96k R6 Red 2 1 D5 Red 2 1 D3 Green 1 2 D6 Green 1 2 D8 5 23k R9 3v3 1v8 VCC 1 2 3 J12 TSW 103 07 G S VIN ...

Page 15: ...eedback Copyright 2016 Texas Instruments Incorporated BOOSTXL RS232 BoosterPack Hardware 6 4 PCB Layout Figure 13 shows the top layer routing of the BOOSTXL RS232 Figure 14 shows the bottom layer routing of the BOOSTXL RS232 Figure 13 Top Layer Routing Figure 14 Bottom Layer Routing ...

Page 16: ... are returned during the warranty period to the address designated by TI and that are determined by TI not to conform to such warranty If TI elects to repair or replace such EVM TI shall have a reasonable time to repair such EVM or provide replacements Repaired EVMs shall be warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period Replaced EVMs shall be warranted for a new full ninety 90 day wa...

Page 17: ... by Industry Canada to operate with the antenna types listed in the user guide with the maximum permissible gain and required antenna impedance for each antenna type indicated Antenna types not included in this list having a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for that type are strictly prohibited for use with this device Concernant les EVMs avec antennes détachables Conformément à la rég...

Page 18: ...connecting any load to the EVM output If there is uncertainty as to the load specification please contact a TI field representative During normal operation even with the inputs and outputs kept within the specified allowable ranges some circuit components may have elevated case temperatures These components include but are not limited to linear regulators switching transistors pass transistors cur...

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