XMOS XK-EVK-XU316, Manual

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xcore.ai Explorer v2 Board Manual
GPIO Connector signal xcore.ai
1A GND
2A MIPI_D0_N MIPI_D0_P
3A MIPI_D0_P MIPI_D0_N
4A GND
5A MIPI_D1_N MIPI_D1_P
6A MIPI_D1_P MIPI_D1_N
7A GND
8A MIPI_CLK_N MIPI_D2_P
9A MIPI_CLK_P MIPI_D2_N
10A GND
11A GPIO 3V3 pull-up
12A GND
13A SCL (at 3V3) X0D37
14A SDA (at 3V3) X0D38
15A 3V3
4 Board support
The board comes with a debug adapter, oscillator, and power supplies.
4.1 xTAG4 debugger
The board has an on-board debugger that is available through the a micro-USB (B-type)
connector along the bottom of the board, Figure 12 .
Figure 12:
Debug USB
connector
The xTAG debugger allows the XTC tools to interrogate the application running on the
xcore.ai device using the XMOS debugger and the xSCOPE library which provides non-
intrusive program instrumentation.
4.2 24MHz Crystal Oscillator
The xcore.ai explorer board board is clocked at 24 MHz by a crystal oscillator, the xcore.ai
device contains the oscillator, the board has a 24 MHz crystal.
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