
Multi-purpose I/O
EPM-31 Hardware Reference Manual
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Table 8 provides the pinout of the user I/O connector.
Table 8: J4 I/O Connector Pinout and Pin Orientation
Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal
1
+5 V
2
GND
3
USB0_P
4
USB1_P
5
USB0_N
6
USB1_N
7
+5V
8
GND
9
USB2_P
10
USB3_P
11
USB2_N
12
USB3_N
13
+3.3 V (
Note 1
)
14
GND
15
SPKR#
16
PLED#
17
PWR_BTN#
18
RST_BTN#
19
GND
20
GND
21
I2C Clock
22
V_BATT
23
I2C Data
24
RETURN_BATT
25
GND
26
GND
27
FPGA GPIO1
28
FPGA GPIO2
29
FPGA GPIO3
30
FPGA GPIO4
31
GND
32
GND
33
FPGA GPIO5
34
FPGA GPIO6
35
FPGA GPIO7
36
FPGA GPIO8
37
+3.3 V (
Note 2
)
38
GND
39
ETH0 LED
40
ETH1 LED
Notes:
1. This 3.3 V power goes off in sleep modes. The SPKR# uses this power as should the
PLED# (there is no requirement for PLED# to use this power, but the CBR-4005
paddleboard does).
2. This 3.3 V power can be turned on our off similar to the 3.3V power to the Mini Card via
the FPGA (can go off in sleep modes or always stay on; by default it goes off in sleep
modes). It is used for the 10
kΩ pullup resistor power on the 8x GPIOs and usually for the
2x Ethernet LEDs, however, the Ethernet LEDs can be powered by a 3.3 V power source.
C
ABLING
An adapter cable, part number CBR-4005A, is available for connecting the CBR-4005B
paddleboard to the EPM-31. This is a 12-inch, Pico-Clasp 40-pin to 40-pin cable
If your application requires a custom cable, the following information will be useful:
EPM-31 Board Connector
Mating Connector
Molex 501571-4007
Molex 501189-4010
I
2
C
Pins 21 and 23 of the J4 User I/O connector connect to the first of the seven I
2
C ports on the Intel
Atom “Bay Trail” processor. The EPM-31 has a 3.3 V I
2
C interface. The required pullups for this
interface are included in the EPM-31 design. The 3.3 V power for this interface is the same as
that used for the digital I/O interface. By default, this power is turned off when the processor is
in a sleep state.