NXP Semiconductors UM10563 User manual

UM10563
Gaming suitcase demo system
Rev. 1 — 9 August 2012 User manual
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Keywords I2C-bus, I2C, PCU9669, bus controllers, LED driver, stepper motor,
Fast-mode Plus, Fm+, Ultra Fast-mode, UFm
Abstract The ‘Gaming suitcase’ is a demonstration system for I2C-bus controllers,
LED drivers, and stepper motor controllers. This demo system enables
quick and easy evaluation of the PCU9669, PCU9655, PCU9955 and
PCA9629.

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Revision history
Rev Date Description
v.1 20120809 user manual; initial release

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1. Introduction
The ‘Gaming suitcase demo system’ is a demonstration kit for I2C-bus controllers, LED
drivers and stepper motors. This demonstration kit and software provide an overview of
the capabilities of its components and is easy to use.
The PCU9669 is a new generation I2C-bus controller that supports new ‘Ultra Fast-mode
(UFm)’ which is defined in latest I2C-bus specification (Ref. 1). The PCU9669 bridges
MCU’s parallel bus and 3 channel I2C buses (UFm ×2 channels + Fm+ ×1 channel). The
PCU9669 (and its family) has a large buffer to manage transfers with ultra low CPU load.
The PCU9955 is a constant current LED driver.
The PCU9655 is a voltage switch LED driver.
Sample code is available for the demo kit. The processor is an NXP LPC2214 ARM
microcontroller. The LPC12214 supports to build a feature-rich demo with its high
capability.
This evaluation board kit is populated with the following:
•PCU9669 motherboard with ARM7 LPC2214 microcontroller
•One 160-white-LED board (PCA9955)
•Six 4-RGB-LED boards (PCU9655)
•One 8-white-LED board (PCU9655)
•Two 5-stepper motor boards (PCA9629)
•Universal power supply
(1) Channel 0 (J11) of PCU9669 is an Fm+ channel. Normal I2C-bus devices can be connected on this channel.
(2) Channel 1 (J12) and channel 2 (J13) of PCU9669 are UFm channels and are used for the Ultra-Fast mode LED controllers.
Fig 1. Gaming suitcase block diagram
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160 WHITE LED
BOARD
NXP gaming board block diagram
18-pin cable
RGB LED
RGB LED
RGB LED
RGB LED
RGB LED
WHITE LED
six 8-pin
cables PCU9655
DEMO BOARD
Address: 1100
14-pin
1-to-1 cable
PCU9955
DEMO BOARD
Address: 0100
Top
Bottom 5-MOTOR
BOARD 5-MOTOR BOARD
14-pin 1-to-1 cable
PCU9669
CONTROL BOARD
power supply J13
J11 14-pin 1-to-1 cable
14-pin LED (Rev) cable

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2. Features
•A complete demonstration platform for the PCU9669 I2C-bus controller, the PCU9655
and PCU9955 LED drivers, and the PCA9629 stepper motor controller used in
gaming and vending machines
•Easy to use pre-programmed demonstrations
•I2C connectors are compatible for I2C-bus slave device demo boards
•Easy software development using Keil or GNU C compilers
•Complete sample code for demo operation
•Field programmable
•Convenient test points for easy scope and logic analyzer measurements
Fig 2. Gaming suitcase top and bottom panels
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3. Getting started
3.1 Assumptions
Familiarity with the I2C-bus is helpful but not required.
3.2 Target versions
This user manual is written based on the versions of:
•Sample code — version 1.0
3.3 Static handling requirements
3.4 Ordering
Demo systems are available for loan to qualified users upon request at
[email protected].
3.5 Minimum requirements
3.5.1 Stand-alone demo
•A 100 V to 240 V AC power source
3.5.2 Development
•A 100 V to 240 V AC power source
•USB cable with mini-USB connector
•A PC with a C compiler such as Keil
•PCU9669 motherboard
•PCU9955, PCU9655 and PCA9629 demo boards
CAUTION
This device is sensitive to ElectroStatic Discharge (ESD). Therefore care should be taken
during transport and handling. You must use a ground strap or touch the PC case or other
grounded source before unpacking or handling the hardware.

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3.6 Setup
This section describes how to set up the Gaming suitcase demo.
3.6.1 PCU9669 demo setup
3.6.1.1 Jumper settings
Default jumper and switch positions for the PCU9669 demo.
Table 1. Jumper settings
Jumper Position Description
Motherboard
JP1 open (default) reserved for microcontroller programming (CBUS1)
1-2 reserved
JP2 1-2 reserved for microcontroller programming (CPU Rst)
open (default) reserved
JP3 open (default) JTAG TRCK LPC2214 not returned
1-2 JTAG TRCK LPC2214 returned
JP5 open (default) JTAG LPC2214 IDC +3.3 V power not connected
1-2 JTAG 2214 IDC +3.3 V power connected
JP11 open (default) JTAG TCK PCA966x not returned
1-2 JTAG TCK 996x returned (pin 9 to 11)
JP12 open (default) JTAG 996x IDC +3.3 V not connected
1-2 JTAG 996x IDC +3.3 V power connected
JP13 open CH0 24 V power not connected
1-2 (default) CH0 24V power connected
JP14 open (default) CH0 test mode SCL0 pull-down disabled
1-2 CH0 test mode SCL0 pull-down enabled
JP15 open (default) CH0 test mode SDA0 pull-down disabled
1-2 CH0 test mode SDA0 pull-down enabled
JP16 1-2 (default) CH1 24 V power enabled
open CH1 24 V power disabled
JP17 open (default) CH1 test mode SCL1 pull-down disabled
1-2 CH1 test mode SCL1 pull-down enabled
JP18 open (default) CH1 test mode SDA1 pull-down disabled
1-2 CH1 test mode SDA1 pull-down enabled
JP19 1-2 (default) CH2 24 V power enabled
open CH2 24 V power disabled
JP20 open (default) CH2 test mode SCL2 pull-down disabled
1-2 CH2 test mode SCL2 pull-down enabled
JP21 open (default) CH2 test mode SDA2 pull-down disabled
1-2 CH2 test mode SDA2 pull-down enabled
JP4 1-2 TXD - 2214 enabled
open (default) TXD - 2214 disabled

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JP7 1-2 (default) LCD_D0 enabled
2-3 LCD_D0 disabled
JP8 1-2 LCD CMOS TX/RX disabled
2-3 (default) LCD CMOS TX/RX enabled
JP9 open (default) AIN0 pin 3/AIN1 pin 2/GND pin 1 headers — no jumpers
JP10 open (default) LCD_D1 reserved
open (default) LCD_D1 reserved
JP22 1-2 (default) PCU9955 pwr pin 1 = 5 V selected
2-3 PCU9955 pwr pin 3 = 3.3 V selected
SV3 1-2 (default) 3.3 V Switched PS enabled
2-3 3.3 V Switched SV3 supply (banana plug)
SV4 1-2 (default) 3.3 V Master PS enabled
2-3 3.3 V Master SV4 supply (banana plug)
SV5 1-2 (default) 3.3 V PLL PS enabled
2-3 3.3 V PLL PS SV5 supply (banana plug)
SV6 1-2 (default) 5 V Switched enabled
2-3 5 V Switched SV6 supply (banana plug)
Table 2. Switch positions
Switch Position Description
SW9 ON S1: SCL0 pull-up
ON S2: SDA0 pull-up
OFF S3: SDA0 series resistor
OFF S4: SCL0 series resistor
SW10 OFF S1: SCL1 pull-up
OFF S2: SDA1 pull-up
ON S3: SDA1 series resistor
ON S4: SCL1 series resistor
SW11 OFF S1: SCL2 pull-up
OFF S2: SDA2 pull-up
ON S3: SDA2 series resistor
ON S4: SCL2 series resistor
SW12 ON S1: A0 PCU9955
ON S2: A1 PCU9955
ON S3: A2 PCU9955
ON S4: A3 PCU9955
OFF S5: RESET PCU9955
Table 1. Jumper settings …continued
Jumper Position Description

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Table 3. 160 white LED board
Jumper Position Description
J8, J16, J24, J32, J40, J48,
J56, J64, J72, J80, J88,
J96, J104, J112, J128,
J128
1-2 (default) 24 V power rail on pin 1
open VLED power disabled.
J7, J15, J23, J31, J39, J47,
J55, J63, J71, J79, J87,
J95, J103, J111, J119,
J127
1-2 (default) Shorts four LEDs out of the string due to VLED limit
of 24 V.
open String of four LEDs enabled.
J1 to J6, J9 to J14,
J17toJ22,J25toJ30,
J33toJ38,J41toJ46,
J49toJ54,J57toJ62,
J65toJ70,J73toJ78,
J81toJ86,J89toJ94,
J97 to J102, J105 to J110,
J113 to J118, J121 to J126
open (default) Corresponding LED enabled.
1-2 Corresponding LED disabled.
Table 4. PCU9955 demo board
Jumper Position Description
J1 1-2 (default) VLED 24 V
2-3 VLED 5V
J3 1-2 PCU9955 PWR 3.3 V
2-3 (default) PCU9955 PWR 5 V
J4 1-2 (default) A3 LOW (VSS)
2-3 A3 HIGH (VDD)
J5 1-2 (default) A2 LOW (VSS)
2-3 A2 HIGH (VDD)
J6 1-2 A1 LOW (VSS)
2-3 (default) A1 HIGH (VDD)
J7 1-2 (default) A0 LOW (VSS)
2-3 A0 HIGH (VDD)
J8 open (default) SCL pull-up disabled
1-2 SCL pull-up enabled
J9 open (default) SDA pull-up disabled
1-2 SDA pull-up enabled
J10 1-2 (default) Reset HIGH - inactive
open Reset LOW - active

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Table 5. PCU9655 demo board
Jumper Position Description
J1 1-2 A0 LOW (VSS)
2-3 (default) A0 HIGH (VDD)
J3 1-2 PCU9655 PWR 3.3 V
2-3 (default) PCU9655 PWR 5 V
J4 1-2 (default) A4 LOW (VSS)
2-3 A4 HIGH (VDD)
J5 1-2 (default) A3 LOW (VSS)
2-3 A3 HIGH (VDD)
J6 1-2 (default) A2 LOW (VSS)
2-3 A2 HIGH (VDD)
J7 1-2 A1 LOW (VSS)
2-3 (default) A1 HIGH (VDD)
J8 open SCL pull-up disabled
1-2 SCL pull-up enabled
J9 open SDA pull-up disabled
1-2 (default) SDA pull-up enabled
J10 1-2 (default) Reset HIGH - inactive
2-3 Reset LOW - active
JP9 1-2 VLED 5V
2-3 (default) VLED 24 V
Table 6. Left stepper motor board
Jumper Position Description
J7 1-2 and 9-10 Address 40h
J11 1-2 and 15-16 Address 42h
J17 7-8 and 9-10 Address 44h
J23 7-8 and 15-16 Address 46h
J32 1-2 and 13-14 Address 48h
Table 7. Right stepper motor board
Jumper Position Description
J7 1-2 and 11-12 Address 4Ah
J11 7-8 and 13-14 Address 4Ch
J17 7-8 and 11-12 Address 4Eh
J23 5-6 and 9-10 Address 50h
J32 3-4 and 9-10 Address 52h

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3.6.1.2 Connections
The following figures are a collection of images that illustrate the connections between the
various boards in the demo system.
Fig 3. DC 24 V connector
Fig 4. Board-to-board connection — stepper motor controllers
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