Pinning of the extension socket
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Pinning of the extension socket
The following table shows the pinning of the extension socket inside the
netPI.
Note:
Please note that the extension socket mechanically resembles the
Mini PCI Express format, but is - due to its proprietary pinning - in
electric respect not a "real" Mini PCIe interface.
Socket
Pin
Signal
Pin
Signal
1
+24V DC
27
MMIO17
2
+24V DC
28
BCM 3 (BCM_SCL1)
3
+24V DC
29
MMIO18
4
+24V DC
30
BCM 4 (GPIO)
5
Isolation Zone
31
MMIO19
6
Isolation Zone
32
BCM 7(BCM_SPI0_CE1_N)
7
GND
33
MMIO20
8
GND
34
BCM 18 (BCM_SPI1_CE0_N)
9
GND
35
MMIO21
10
GND
36
BCM 22 (GPIO)
11
ID_SD (BCM 0)
37
MMIO22
12
ID_SC (BCM 1)
38
BCM 23 (GPIO)
13
+3V3
39
MMIO23
14
+3V3
40
BCM 25 (GPIO)
15
+5V
41
MMIO24
16
+5V
42
BCM 27 (GPIO)
17
MMIO08
43
MMIO25
18
RSTOUT_NETRAPID
(from communication
CPU)
44
BCM 16 (BCM_SPI1_CS2_N)
19
MMIO09
45
MMIO26
20
BCM14 (BCM_TXD0)
46
BCM 19 (BCM_SPI1_MISO)
21
MMIO10
47
MMIO27
22
BCM 15 (BCM_RXD0)
48
BCM 20 (BCM_SPI1_MOSI)
23
MMIO11
49
MMIO36
24
BCM 17 (BCM_TX_EN)
50
BCM 21 (BCM_SPI1_SCLK)
25
MMIO16
51
GND
26
BCM 2 (BCM_SDA1)
52
BCM 26 (GPIO) (IRQ from NPIX)
Table 2: Pinning of the extension socket in netPI
netPI Extension Modules | NPIX
DOC171201HW01EN | Revision 1 | English | 2018-01 | Released | Public
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