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The board can not be powered from your mobile phone, you will need to supply 5V on the 5V header pin. This will also charge your phone. |
The board can not be powered from your mobile phone, you will need to supply 5V on the 5V header pin. This will also charge your phone. |
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This board is compatible with, for example, PodMode. |
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== pinout == |
== pinout == |
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Revision as of 14:07, 18 September 2014
This is the documentation page for the FT312D breakout board.
overview
The FT312D breakout board has an USB connector, one 12-pin IO connector. The brains of the PCB, of course, is an FT312D chip.
External resources
using the board
The board can not be powered from your mobile phone, you will need to supply 5V on the 5V header pin. This will also charge your phone.
This board is compatible with, for example, PodMode.
pinout
The 12-pin connector is connected as follows:
| 5V | 3V3 |
| USB ERROR#(jumpered) | TEST0 |
| NC | NC |
| TX_ACTIVE | CTS# |
| RTS# | RXD |
| TXD | GND |
LEDS
- The only LED is a power LED
Jumper settings
- The left two jumpers should be placed, the third (right) jumper should NOT be placed.
future hardware enhancements
- jumper to be able to disconnect the 5V header pin from the 5V USB pin
Changelog
1.1
- Initial public release