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EVALUATION BOARD HARDWARE
SETTING UP THE EVALUATION BOARD
The EVAL-ADM2463EEBZ/EVAL-ADM2763EEBZ are used to
evaluate the
transceivers, which require a power supply on both sides of the
device. The evaluation boards are powered via the VDD1 and
VDD2 connections on the P5 and P6 screw terminal connectors.
The supply voltages connected to these terminals can either be
regulated or connected directly to the V
DD1
pin and V
DD2
pin of
. Insert the LK8 jumper into
Position E to power the V
DD1
pin directly from the VDD1
connector. Insert the LK9 jumper into Position C to power the
V
DD2
pin directly from the VDD2 terminal on P6.
The two on-board
voltage regulators can be configured
to provide a range of regulated supply voltages to the V
DD1
pin
and V
DD2
. Various voltage
options can be selected using the LK8 and LK9 jumpers. The
V
DD1
pin is fitted with a 10 µF decoupling capacitor (C3) and a
0.1 µF decoupling capacitor (C4). The V
DD2
pin is fitted with a
10 µF decoupling capacitor (C6) and a 0.1 µF decoupling
capacitor (C5).
See Table 1, Table 2, and Table 3 for more details on the jumper
and power supply connections. The corresponding labeled test
points allow monitoring of the EVAL-ADM2463EEBZ/EVAL-
ADM2763EEBZ V
DD1
and V
DD2
supply voltages.
Table 1. Jumper Configurations
Link Jumper Connection Description
LK1
A
Connects the
RE input to the V
DD1
pin. This setting disables the receiver.
B
Connects the
RE input to the RE terminal on the P1 connector.
C
Connects the
RE input to the GND
1
pin. This setting enables the receiver.
LK2
A
Connects the
DD1
pin. This setting enables the driver.
B
Connects the
DE input to the DE terminal on the P1 connector.
C
Connects the
1
pin. This setting disables the driver.
D
Connects the
DE input to the RE input signal. Therefore, the input for both RE and
DE is set by the LK1 jumper. This setting ensures that when the driver is enabled, the receiver is disabled, or
when the driver is disabled, the receiver is enabled.
LK3
A
Connects the
INVR input to the V
DD1
pin. This setting enables the receiver inversion
feature.
B
Connects the
INVR input to the INVR terminal on the P2 connector.
C
Connects the
1
pin. This setting is used for normal receiver
operation.
LK4
Inserted
Connects the
Pin A to Pin Y.
Not inserted
Disconnects the
Pin A from Pin Y.
LK5
Inserted
Connects the
Pin B to Pin Z.
Not inserted
Disconnects the
Pin B from Pin Z.
LK6
Inserted
Connects the 120 Ω R4 termination resistor across the
Pin A and Pin B.
Not inserted
Disconnects the 120 Ω R4 termination resistor across the
Pin A and Pin B.
LK7
Inserted
Connects the 120 Ω R5 termination resistor across the
Pin Y and Pin Z.
Not inserted
Disconnects the 120 Ω R5 termination resistor across the
Pin Y and Pin Z.
LK8
A
Configures the
voltage regulator, U1, to supply a regulated 1.8 V to the
V
DD1
pin.
B
Configures the
voltage regulator, U1, to supply a regulated 2.5 V to the
V
DD1
pin.
C
Configures the
voltage regulator, U1, to supply a regulated 3.3 V to the
V
DD1
pin.
D
Configures the
voltage regulator, U1, to supply a regulated 5 V to the
DD1
pin.
E
Bypasses the
voltage regulator, U1, and powers the
DD1
supply pin
directly from the VDD1 terminal on the P5 connector.
LK9
A
Configures the
voltage regulator, U3, to supply a regulated 3.3 V to the
V
DD2
pin.
B
Configures the
voltage regulator, U3, to supply a regulated 5 V to the
DD2
pin.
C
Bypasses the
voltage regulator, U3, and powers the
DD2
supply pin
directly from the VDD2 terminal on the P6 connector.
LK10 Inserted
Connects the output of the
TxD pin.
Not inserted
Disconnects the output of the
TxD pin.