
Systems Research Center
Palo Alto, CA
Title:
By:
$Date: 1997/05/12 00:28:29 $
Mark Hayter
RCS $Revision: 1.29 $
Serial I/O
gnd*
.dtr
.rts
.cts
.dcd
.ri
.dsr
nc*
ser1t
The IR from the SuperIO supports IRDA and Consumer IR
Only 38kHz consumer IR is provided here
TX frequency is set by software, but receiver module is tuned
Version: Rev 4
9 of 16
p5000*
gnd*
ir
.tx
.rx1
p5000*
gnd*
.id0
.id1
.id2
.id3
Id links for CIR only, don’t do plug’n’play stage 2
Other rx module options are TMFS5nn0
For nn = 30, 33, 36, 37, 38, 40, 56 as the
center frequency in kHz
LED
Rh
LED
Rh
sequoia.pc[5]
sequoia.pc[6]
sequoia.pc[7]
sequoia.pc[8]
sequoia.pc[9] sequoia.scl
sequoia.gpiob[1] sequoia.sda
Note: these are not really sequoia signals
but open collector versions at 3.3V
they are used to make the I2C for SDRAM type detect
gnd*
p5000*
gnd*
gnd*
nc*
gnd*
Rh
Rh
Rh
Rh
p5000*
Rh
p5000*
Rh
p5000* nc*
nc*
Rh
gnd*
clocks.clk3m
ser2t.out
smin
smin Rh
Rh
ser2t.in
.out
.in
It is in the required 1MHz - 5MHz range
en
r5o
r4o
r3o
r2o
r1o
shdn
r5i
r4i
r3i
r2i
r1i
t4i
t3i
t2i
t1i
t40
t3o
t2o
t1o
c2m
c2p
c1m
c1p
vm
vp
MAX211
13
17
12
14
15
16
2
3
1
28
7
6
20
21
9
4
27
23
18
25
8
5
26
22
19
24
i1:’0.1uF’
i2:’0.1uF’
i3:’0.1uF’
i4:’0.1uF’
i5:’0.1uF’
u1:
u2:
i6:’4K7’
i7:’4K7’
i8:’10K’
i9:’0R’
i10:’0R’
u3:
i11:’4K7’
i12:’4K7’
i13:’4K7’
i14:’4K7’
i15:’4K7’
i16:’4K7’
i17:’4K7’
i18:’4K7’
i27:’14R’
p5000*
i20:’330R’
i21:4.7uF
i19:’15K’
u4: i23:’330R’
i24:’330R’
i25:’330R’
i26:’330R’
i29:’5mm,yellow’
i30:’5mm,green’
ird
3
ELT1MMF
24
1
T2N02
sequoia.smart[4]
sequoia.smart[6..7]
sequoia.smart[1]
sequoia.smart[0]
sequoia.smart[2]
v1p
v1m
v2p
v2m
vp
vm
ser1r.dtr
ser1r.rts
ser1r.out
ser1r.in
ser1r.cts
ser1r.dcd
ser1r.ri
ser1r.dsr
ser1shdngnd*
gnd*
smrst
smclk
smio
virtx
yl
gl
Note: pc[5] and pc[6] can be
programmed to flash leds
Sharp ir options are IS1U60 rx module (38kHz)
and GL560 or GL561 IRled. Note that packages differ!
Note: Use 3.579 MHz clock (cpu core clock) here TSIP5201
Rh
i31:’470R’
smvcc
sequoia.smart[5]
Rh
i32:’10K’
gnd*
Smartcard interface uses Sequoia GPIO bits [0..7]
Smart[0..3] always inputs on reset, [4..7] may be parity
0 - high to power card
1 - high to reset card
2 - card data in
3 - card detect in (low if card)
4 - clock for card
5 - data for card
0 0
0 1
1 0
1 1
data, clock o/c
7 6
3.579MHz clock, gpio data
gpio clock, gpio data
3.579MHz clock, uart
T2907A
Cva4
6
9
1
8
2
3
7
4
5
9pin D
RS232
gnd
dtr
rts
txd
rxd
cts
dcd
ri
dsr
TSIP5201
i22:’14R’
Note: Nat Semi IR front end reference suggests
use of two IR LEDs.
Note: TSSP4400 are similar with light output on side
ir1:
ir2:
Rhr
Rhr
Rhr
Rhr
Rhr
Rhi
Rhi
Rhi
Cv
Cv Cv
Cv
Cv
irdr
irir
ACT05
1213
1011
89
65
43
2
1
ACT05
1213
1011
89
65
43
2
1l0
l1
l2
l3
p5000*
1
3
2
TFMS5380
vg
out
vs
gnd*
p5000*
c0
c1
c2
c3
c4
[]
[2]
13
12
11
10
3
4
5
6
15
9
1
7
74F153
F153
ya
ea
yb
eb
i0a
i1a
i2a
i3a
i0b
i1b
i2b
i3b
sel
Alternatively put the IR LEDs in right angle mounts
p5000*
BILED
gnd* Note: These two leds are
only populated on debug or
development boards
Rhi
Rhi
Hole125
Hole125
nc*
nc*
These holes are for supports for the smartcard reader
when a bare board is used
sm0:
sm1:
Rh
sequoia.gpiob[0]
~cardIns
Note: This is a rev 3 change
gpiob[0] is Wake0 and can trigger a FIQ
both on card insert and card removal
i33:’470R’
Ledlnk gnd*
Note: Either the link wire
or board mounting LED may be used
Onehole
gnd*
This hole sits between the IR LEDs to allow a cable
to be used to bezel mounted LEDs in place of pcb mounted ones
carddet2
carddet1
c8rsvd2
c7io
c6vpp
c5gnd
c4rsvd1
c3clk
c2rst
c1vcc
SMRTPINS
ISO7816
1
3
5
7
2
4
6
8
slot
9
10