Renesas RH850/D1x User manual

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RH850/D1x Evaluation Boards
Evaluation Boards for
the D1x Dashboard MCU Series
D1M1A Mango Adapter Board (SBEV-RH850-D1M1A)
Please use this manual together with the respective
main board manual.
Preliminary Hardware User’s Manual
Adapter Board D1M1A
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Contents
1Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................. 6
2BoardOverview....................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1 Mounting devices.......................................................................................................................................... 7
3Powersupply........................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Powersupplystructure................................................................................................................................. 8
3.1.1 Current MeasurementJumpers.......................................................................................................... 8
3.1.2 VoltageregulatorsandDC-DCconverters......................................................................................... 8
3.1.3 Power SupplySelectionMatrix............................................................................................................ 9
4Clocksource.......................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Oscillatorcircuit............................................................................................................................................10
4.3 Function specification...................................................................................................................................11
5ExternalMemoryfunction.....................................................................................................................................12
5.1 SerialFlash.................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.2 NANDFlash................................................................................................................................................12
5.3 OctaMCP.................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.4 SDR-SDRAM..............................................................................................................................................12
5.5 Mounteddevices.........................................................................................................................................12
5.6 Memoryconnection....................................................................................................................................13
6MultiplexControl.................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................... 15
7Socket.................................................................................................................................................................... 18
7.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................... 18
7.2 RH850/D1M1Aadapterboardstructure....................................................................................................18
7.3 Mounting socket..........................................................................................................................................18
8Connectors of theD1M1Aadapterboard............................................................................................................ 19
8.1 MainBoardtoAdapterBoardconnectors.................................................................................................19
8.2 Testpinconnectors.....................................................................................................................................23
9Appendix................................................................................................................................................................ 25
9.1 Componentslist...........................................................................................................................................25
9.2 Schematicsof theD1x MangoD1M1AAdapterBoard............................................................................ 26
10 Revisionhistory................................................................................................................................................ 35

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Table list
Table3-1:Currentmeasurementjumpers(excludingI/Oportssupply).............................................................. 8
Table3-2:Currentmeasurementjumpresfor I/Oportsupply.............................................................................. 8
Table3-3:Main PowersupplySourceICoutputvoltage(from Mainboard)....................................................... 8
Table3-4:Main PowersupplySourceICoutputvoltage...................................................................................... 9
Table4-1:Sub-Selectionofexternaloscillator......................................................................................................11
Table4-2:Selectionofcrystalor externaloscillator..............................................................................................11
Table5-1:Mounteddevices.................................................................................................................................12
Table6-1:SignalAssignmentandfunctionofDSW1.........................................................................................15
Table6-2:Multiplex controltable(U11)MUX_CONTROL1(DSW1.1).............................................................16
Table6-3:Multiplex controltable(U4)MUX_CONTROL2(DSW1.2)...............................................................16
Table6-4:Multiplex controltable(U12)MUX_CONTROL6(DSW1.6)............................................................. 17
Table6-5:Multiplex controltable(U14)MUX_CONTROL7(DSW1.7)............................................................. 17
Table6-6:Multiplex controltable(U13)MUX_CONTROL8(DSW1.8)............................................................. 17
Table6-7:Multiplex controltable(U15)MD_ETHER_SEL(DSW1.8).............................................................. 17
Table7-1:ICsocket(For theBGA272Adaptor Board)......................................................................................18
Table8-1:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN1)...................................................................................................19
Table8-2:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN2)...................................................................................................21
Table8-3:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN3)P0.............................................................................................. 23
Table8-4:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN4)P10............................................................................................23
Table8-5:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN5)JP0............................................................................................23
Table8-6:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN6)System FunctionPins..............................................................23
Table8-7:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN7)P1.............................................................................................. 23
Table8-8:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN8)P11/AnalogPins..................................................................... 23
Table8-9:Pinassignmentofconnector(CN9)P16/ ISM Pins......................................................................... 24
Table8-11:Pinassignment ofconnector(CN11)P17/ISMPins......................................................................24
Table8-12:Pinassignmentofconnector(CN12)P3......................................................................................... 24
Figure list
Figure2-1:AdapterboardforRH850/D1M1A...................................................................................................... 7
Figure4-1: Schematic ofoscillatorblock............................................................................................................. 10
Figure5-1 SerialFlash andNANDFlashmemoryblock diagram.....................................................................13
Figure5-2 OctaMCPmemoryblock diagram.................................................................................................... 13
Figure5-3 SDR-SDRAMmemoryblockdiagram.............................................................................................. 14
Figure7-1:Blockdiagramofthe MCU connectionsontheD1M1AAdapterboard.........................................18

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1 Introduction
TheRH850/D1x ApplicationBoardis partoftheRH850EvaluationPlatform andservesas asimpleandeasyto
useplatform forevaluating thefeatures andperformanceofRenesasElectronics 32-bitRH850/D1x
microcontrollers.
Sincethe adapterboardcannotbeusedasastandaloneboard,thisboardhastobemated withamainboardfor
fullfunctionality.
Mainfeaturesoftheadapter board:
Socketfor mountinga device
Powersupplyfrommainboard
Deviceprogrammingcapability(Connectoronmainboard)
Devicedebuggingcapability(Connectoronmainboard)
Pinheadersfor directaccessto each devicepin
MainOSC andSubOSCcircuitry
Connectors toMainBoard
SDR-SDRAM,NANDFlash, Serial FlashandOctaMCP
Thisdocument describesthefunctionalityprovided bythe adapterboardandguidestheuserthroughits
operation.
Fordetails regardingtheoperationof themicrocontroller,refertotheRH850/D1x User Manual.

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2 Board Overview
Thefigure belowdepicts the D1M1AMangoAdapterBoard.Functional blocks arehighlighted.
Figure 2-1:Adapterboard for RH850/D1M1A
2.1 Mountingdevices
Theboardis designedforreferenceusewiththefollowing device:
RH850/D1M1A(BGA272)
CURRENT DEVICE/SOCKET OCTAMCP SDRAM MUX MUX-SWITCH
TESTPOINTS OSCILLATOR CURRENT NANDFLASH SERIAL FLASH TESTPOINTS

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3 Power supply
3.1 Power supplystructure
3.1.1 CurrentMeasurement Jumpers
Each power supply of the MCU is routed through asingle Jumper before connecting it to the MCU. This makes
it possibletomeasure thecurrentconsumption of the MCUforeachpowersupplydomainin separate.
Table 3-1: Currentmeasurement jumpers (excluding I/O ports supply)
NameofSupply
Jumper
Function
REG0VCC
JP5
AWOdigitalcircuits viaon-chipvoltageregulator; nominal3.3 Vand5V
OSCVCC
JP7
MainOscand SubOsc;nominal 3.3 Vand 5V
REG1VCC
JP2
FlashmemoryandPLLcircuits;nominal3.3V
ZPDVCC
ZPDVREF
JP17,
JP18
Zeropoint detectioncircuit; nominal5 V
Referencevoltage ofZero Point detection,normal 5V
A0VREF
JP14
ReferencevoltageofA/DConverter, normal3.3Vand 5V
Table3-2: Currentmeasurement jumpres for I/Oportsupply
NameofSupply
Jumper
Function
EVCC
JP4
Portbuffers P0andJP0; nominal3.3 Vand5 V
B0VCC
JP11
Portbuffers port group P1;nominal3.3Vand 5V
B1VCC
JP12
Portbuffers port group P3; nominal3.3Vand5V
B4VCC
JP20
Portbuffers port group P42;nominal3.3 Vand5 V
B5VCC
JP22
Portbuffers portgroups P43_0, P43_1, P44 andP45; nominal3.3 Vand 5V.
SFVCC
JP19
Portbuffers port group P21 (SerialFlash); nominal3.3V.
ISMVCC
JP16
Portbuffers port groups P16 and P17(StepperMotor Controller/Driver);
• nominal 5 V when used for stepper motor operation
• nominal3.3 Vand5 Vwhennotused forsteppermotor operation
A0VCC
JP15
Ports buffers port groups P10 and P11 (A/D Converter analog circuits and
inputbuffers); nominal 3.3 Vand5 V
SDRAVCC(MVCC)
JP29
SDR-SDRAMI/F portbuffers;norminal3.3V.
Notes on current measurement:
Currently, the reset line is not pulled-up to full EVCC voltage. This is caused by the drop out voltage of LED24
“RESET ACT” (VRESET is only ~3.7V when EVCC is 5V). This leads to an EVCC leakage currentcaused by the
RESETZ input buffer. To correctlymeasure the EVCC current, please add a 6.2kΩresistor in parallel to LED24
“RESET ACT” on the Mango Main Board.
3.1.2 Voltageregulators andDC-DCconverters
Thepower domains on the adapter board aresupplied bythemainboard.Thefollowing voltagesaregenerated
on themainboard.
Table3-3: Main PowersupplySourceIC outputvoltage (from Mainboard)
IC
Inputvoltage
Voltage
Netname
Spec
U7
12V
5V
+5V
Max4A
U8
12V
3.3V
+3.3V
Max4A
U9
12V
5V
ISO+5V
Max2A
U12
12V
3.3V
ISO+3.3V
Max4A
U5
U12
1.25V
+1.25V
Max2A
U6
U12
1.8V
+1.8V
Max0.5A
U1
U8
2.5V
+2.5V
Max1A
U2
U8
1.25V
+1.2V
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3.1.3 PowerSupplySelection Matrix
The voltages that can be selected to power each of the domains of the MCU differ for each device type. For
D1M1Athe following voltagescanbe configuredfor eachpowerdomain.
Table3-4: Main PowersupplySourceICoutputvoltage
D1M1A
other
3v3
5v
iso3v3
iso5v
REG0VCC
x
D
OSCVCC
x
x
D
x
EVCC
x
D
REG1VCC
x
D
ISOVDD
1.25V
PLLVCC
B0VCC
x
x
D
x
B1VCC
x
x
D
x
B2VCC
B3VCC
B4VCC
x
x
D
x
B5VCC/RVCC
x
x
D
x
SDRAVCC(MVCC)
x
D
SFVCC
x
D
SDRBVCC
1.8V
ISMVCC
x
x
x
D
ZPDVCC
x
D
x
x
A0VCC
x
x
D
x
X: Possible Setting,D: DefaultSetting

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4 Clock source
4.1 Overview
Thereare3options formainclockinputtotarget MCU.
・Crystal(8MHz)
・Crystaloscillator(8MHz)
・Clockinputfrompulsegenerator
Thedefault optionistousethesolderedcrystalsforthehighspeedandthe lowspeedoscillator.
4.2 Oscillatorcircuit
Thisfigureshows schematic ofoscillator block.
Figure 4-1: Schematic of oscillator block

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4.3 Functionspecification
Main oscillator
Terminals: X1/X2 clock selection
oCrystal(8MHz)
oCeralock (8MHz)
oDirect clock input from external pulsegenerator
Table4-1: Sub-Selection of external oscillator
Loc
Function
JP6
External oscillator sub-selection
1-2select
UseBNCconnector (CN14).
2-3select
UsecrystaloscillatorY1
Table4-2: Selection ofcrystal orexternal oscillator
Loc
Function
JP8/
JP9
External oscillator select
JP8/JP9 open
R44soldered
Useon-boardcrystal
JP9 1-2closed
R44unsoldered
Useon-boardcrystal
JP8JP9-1closed
R44unsoldered
Useexternaloscillator(JP6)
Suboscillator
Terminals: XT1/XT2
oCrystal(32.768KHz)

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5 External Memory function
5.1 SerialFlash
The serial flash can be used by setting DSW1.1=ON and by closing JP32 and opening JP33. It cannot be used
simulaneuouslywith NANDFlash.
Type
Size
Interface / Speed
Package
1x MX66L1G85G (Macronix)
1Gbit(128MB)
8bit,DDR@80MHz
TFBGA-24
5.2 NAND Flash
The NAND flash can be used by setting DSW1.1=ON and by opening JP32 and closing JP33. It cannot be
usedsimulaneuouslywithSerialFlash.
Type
Size
Package
1x MT29F4G08ABADAWP-IT (Micron)
4Gbit(512MB)
TSOP-48
5.3 Octa MCP
Port P21 is equipped with with OctaBus type memory. To use both RAM and Flash of the device, please close
jumpersJP34,JP36 andJP37.
Type
Size
Package
1x MX65L12A64AA(Macronix)
512Mbit(64MB)
TFBGA-24
5.4 SDR-SDRAM
Type
Size
Interface / Speed
Package
2x MT48LC16M16A2P-6A(Micron)
2x256Mbit(32MB)
32bit,SDR@120MHz
TSOP-54
5.5 Mounteddevices
Table5-1: Mounteddevices
Loc.
Manufacturer
Product name
Note
U2
Macronix
MX66L1G85G
1Gbit: DDR@80MHz,
DualQuad SerialFlash Memory
JP32 closedandJP33opened
U3
Micron
MT29F4G08ABADAWP-IT
4Gbit
NANDFlash Memory
JP32 openedandJP33closed(default)
U5
Macronix
MX65L12A64AA
512MbitFlashand64MbitRAM
Octa MCP Memory
JP34,JP36 andJP37closed
UM3
UM4
Micron
MT48LC16M16A2P-6A
256Mbitx2:SDR@120MHz,
SDR-SDRAM Memory

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5.6 Memoryconnection
Memoryblockconsistsof SerialFlash, NANDFlash,Octa MCPand SDR-SDRAM.
・Serial FlashandNANDFlashMemory
Figure 5-1: Serial Flash and NAND Flash memoryblockdiagram
・OctaMCP
Figure 5-2: OctaMCPmemory blockdiagram

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・SDR-SDRAM
Figure 5-3 SDR-SDRAM memory block diagram

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6 Multiplex Control
6.1 Overview
Multiplexers (mainly for Memory, Video I/O and Ethernet) shall be manually controlled by the user themselves
via DIP switches (DSW1). Thus, the user has responsibility to avoid misconfiguration of the multiplexers that
mightdestroythedevice.
Thefollowingmultiplexersareplacedonto the adapter board.
Table6-1: SignalAssignment andfunctionof DSW1
Switch Position
Signalname
ONFunction
OFFFunction
DSW1.1
MUX_CONTROL1
ConnecttoMemories
(Dual Quad and NAND
Flash) *1
ConnecttoMain board
DSW1.2
MUX_CONTROL2
ConecttoP42or P43*2
ConnectotEther*3
DSW1.3
-
-
-
DSW1.4
-
-
-
DSW1.5
-
-
-
DSW1.6
MUX_CONTROL6
ConnecttoVout
ConnecttoLVDS
DSW1.7
MUX_CONTROL7
ConnecttoP42*2
ConnecttoP43*2
DSW1.8
MUX_CONTROL8
Connect to P3_0 and
P3_1
ConnecttoEther*3
*1:When using NANDFlash,JP33is closed andJP32is open(Default).
When using DualQuad,JP33is openandJP32isclosed.
*2:It iscombinationsettingDSW1.2andDSW1.7.
*3:It iscombinationsettingDSW1.2andDSW1.8.

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Thefollowingtablesshowthesignalassignmentof themultiplexers withrespecttotheswitchpositions.
From Table 6-2 to Table 6-7 are multiplexers that route the MCU signals either to the Main Board or to the
AdapterBoardaccordingtothe switchposition.
Table 6-2: Multiplex control table (U11) MUX_CONTROL1(DSW1.1)
Pin
IN
OUT
MUX_CONTROL1:OFF
MUX_CONTROL1:ON
1A
CPU_P42_0
BOTTOM_P42_0
MEMORY_P42_0
2A
CPU_P42_15
BOTTOM_P42_15
-
3A
CPU_P42_1
BOTTOM_P42_1
MEMORY_P42_1
4A
CPU_P42_14
BOTTOM_P42_14
-
5A
CPU_P42_2
BOTTOM_P42_2
MEMORY_P42_2
6A
CPU_P42_13
BOTTOM_P42_13
MEMORY_P42_13
7A
CPU_P42_3
BOTTOM_P42_3
MEMORY_P42_3
8A
CPU_P42_12
BOTTOM_P42_12
MEMORY_P42_12
9A
CPU_P42_4
BOTTOM_P42_4
MEMORY_P42_4
10A
CPU_P42_11
BOTTOM_P42_11
MEMORY_P42_11
11A
CPU_P42_5
BOTTOM_P42_5
MEMORY_P42_5
12A
CPU_P42_10
BOTTOM_P42_10
MEMORY_P42_10
13A
CPU_P42_6
BOTTOM_P42_6
MEMORY_P42_6
14A
CPU_P42_9
BOTTOM_P42_9
MEMORY_P42_9
15A
CPU_P42_7
BOTTOM_P42_7
MEMORY_P42_7
16A
CPU_P42_8
BOTTOM_P42_8
MEMORY_P42_8
Table 6-3: Multiplex control table (U4) MUX_CONTROL2 (DSW1.2)
Pin
IN
OUT
MUX_CONTROL2:OFF
MUX_CONTROL2:ON
1A
BOTTOM_P42_0
P42_ETNB0TXD3
SEL_P42_0_P43_2
2A
BOTTOM_P42_15
P42_ETNB0RXER
P42_15
3A
BOTTOM_P42_1
P42_ETNB0TXD2
SEL_P42_1_P43_3
4A
BOTTOM_P42_14
P42_ETNB0RXDV
P42_14
5A
BOTTOM_P42_2
P42_ETNB0TXD1
SEL_P42_2_P43_4
6A
BOTTOM_P42_13
P42_ETNB0RXD0
P42_13
7A
BOTTOM_P42_3
P42_ETNB0TXD0
SEL_P42_3_P43_5
8A
BOTTOM_P42_12
P42_ETNB0RXD1
P42_12
9A
BOTTOM_P42_4
P42_ETNB0TXEN
SEL_P42_4_P43_6
10A
BOTTOM_P42_11
P42_ETNB0RXD2
P42_11
11A
BOTTOM_P42_5
P42_ETNB0TXER
SEL_P42_5_P43_7
12A
BOTTOM_P42_10
P42_ETNB0RXD3
SEL_P42_10_P43_12
13A
BOTTOM_P42_6
P42_ETNB0COL
SEL_P42_6_P43_8
14A
BOTTOM_P42_9
P42_ETNB0RXCLK
SEL_P42_9_P43_11
15A
BOTTOM_P42_7
P42_ETNB0CRSDV
SEL_P42_7_P43_9
16A
BOTTOM_P42_8
P42_ETNB0TXCLK
SEL_P42_8_P43_10

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Table 6-4: Multiplex control table (U12) MUX_CONTROL6 (DSW1.6)
Pin
IN
OUT
MUX_CONTROL6:OFF
MUX_CONTROL6:ON
1A
CPU_P45_2
LVDS0_CH1_P
VO_P45_2
2A
-
-
-
3A
CPU_P45_3
LVDS0_CH1_N
VO_P45_3
4A
-
-
-
5A
CPU_P45_4
LVDS0_CH2_P
VO_P45_4
6A
-
-
-
7A
CPU_P45_5
LVDS0_CH2_N
VO_P45_5
8A
-
-
-
9A
CPU_P45_6
LVDS0_CH3_P
VO_P45_6
10A
-
-
-
11A
CPU_P45_7
LVDS0_CH3_N
VO_P45_7
12A
-
-
-
13A
CPU_P45_0
LVDS0_CH0_P
VO_P45_0
14A
CPU_P45_9
LVDS0_CH4_N
VO_P45_9
15A
CPU_P45_1
LVDS0_CH0_N
VO_P45_1
16A
CPU_P45_8
LVDS0_CH4_P
VO_P45_8
Table 6-5: Multiplex control table (U14) MUX_CONTROL7 (DSW1.7)
Pin
IN
OUT
MUX_CONTROL7:OFF
MUX_CONTROL7:ON
1A
SEL_P42_0_P43_2
P43_2
P42_0
2A
-
-
-
3A
SEL_P42_1_P43_3
P43_3
P42_1
4A
-
-
-
5A
SEL_P42_2_P43_4
P43_4
P42_2
6A
-
-
-
7A
SEL_P42_3_P43_5
P43_5
P42_3
8A
-
-
-
9A
SEL_P42_4_P43_6
P43_6
P42_4
10A
-
-
-
11A
SEL_P42_5_P43_7
P43_7
P42_5
12A
SEL_P42_10_P43_12
P43_12
P42_10
13A
SEL_P42_6_P43_8
P43_8
P42_6
14A
SEL_P42_9_P43_11
P43_11
P42_9
15A
SEL_P42_7_P43_9
P43_9
P42_7
16A
SEL_P42_8_P43_10
P43_10
P42_8
Table 6-6: Multiplex control table (U13) MUX_CONTROL8(DSW1.8)
Pin
IN
OUT
MUX_CONTROL8:OFF
MUX_CONTROL8:ON
A
SEL_P3_0
ETNB0MDIO
P3_0
Table 6-7: Multiplex control table (U15) MD_ETHER_SEL(DSW1.8)
Pin
IN
OUT
MUX_CONTROL8:OFF
MUX_CONTROL8:ON
A
SEL_P3_1
ETNB0MDC
P3_1

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7 Socket
Thischapterlists allconnectorsoftheD1M1Aadapter board.Therearemainlythreegroups of connectors.
7.1 Overview
Adapterboards ofMCUblockcosists ofbelowcomponents.
・IC socket
・Testpinarea andexternalconnectors
・Mainboardconnectors
D1xseries haveseveral packagevariant,thereforetheICsocketdepends uponthepackagevariant.
7.2 RH850/D1M1Aadapterboard structure
Figure7-1shows D1M1Aadapter boardblockdiagram.
Figure 7-1: Block diagram of the MCU connections on the D1M1AAdapter board
7.3 Mounting socket
Thisboardwillbefitted withoneof thesockettypesas shown below.
Table7-1: IC socket(FortheBGA272AdaptorBoard)
Manufacturer
Product name
Note
TOKYO ELETECH CORP.
LSPACK272Z2021RE12
Canbepluggedinto theBGAto Pin
adapter. Devicewillbeinserted intothe
LSPACK
TOKYO ELETECH CORP.
BSSOCKET272Z2021RE21N
BGAtoPin adapter.Tobesoldered.
BSSOCKETconnectsto LSPACK

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8 Connectors of the D1M1Aadapter board
Connectiontoeachpinof thedeviceis possibleviatheconnectorsCN1toCN12.
8.1 MainBoard toAdapterBoardconnectors
Signal namesthatarehighlightedin darkgrey,arenotusedbytheD1M1Aadapter board.
Table8-1: Pin assignmentof connector(CN1)
Pin
Function / Port
Pin
Function / Port
1
+3.3V
2
VR+12V
3
+3.3V
4
VR+12V
5
+5V
6
+12V
7
+5V
8
+12V
9
10
11
ZPDVCC
12
OSCVCC
13
ZPDVCC
14
OSCVCC
15
EVCC
16
REG0VCC
17
EVCC
18
REG0VCC
19
20
21
REG1VCC
22
ISOVDD
23
REG1VCC
24
ISOVDD
25
A0VCC
26
PLLVCC
27
A0VCC
28
PLLVCC
29
ISMVCC
30
MVCC(SDRAVCC)
31
ISMVCC
32
MVCC(SDRAVCC)
33
SFVCC
34
SDRBVCC
35
SFVCC
36
SDRBVCC
37
38
39
B0VCC
40
B1VCC
41
B0VCC
42
B1VCC
43
B2VCC
44
B3VCC
45
B2VCC
46
B3VCC
47
B4VCC
48
RVCC/B5VCC
49
B4VCC
50
RVCC/B5VCC
51
52
53
MLBSI/SR0
54
P21_10
55
MLBSI/SX0
56
P21_11
57
MOST_INT
58
P21_12
59
60
SF_RESET
61
VI1ITU_D0
62
VG_RESERVE0
63
VI1ITU_D1
64
VG_RESERVE1
65
VI1ITU_D2
66
VG_RESERVE2
67
VI1ITU_D3
68
VG_RESERVE3
69
VI1ITU_D4
70
VG_RESERVE4
71
VI1ITU_D5
72
VG_RESERVE5
73
VI1ITU_D6
74
75
VI1ITU_D7
76
GND
77
VI1ITU_CLK
78
GND
79
VI1ITU_HSYNC
80
GND
81
VI1ITU_VSYNC
82
GND
83
84
85
GND
86
P2_11
87
GND
88
P2_10
89
GND
90
P2_9
91
GND
92
P2_8
93
94
P2_7
95
P1_11
96
P2_6
97
P1_10
98
P2_5
99
P1_9
100
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Pin
Function / Port
Pin
Function / Port
101
P1_8
102
P2_3
103
P1_7
104
P2_2
105
P1_6
106
P2_1
107
P1_5
108
P2_0
109
P1_4
110
111
P1_3
112
P0_9
113
P1_2
114
P0_8
115
P1_1
116
P0_7
117
P1_0
118
P0_6
119
120
P0_5
121
P3_13
122
P0_4
123
P3_12
124
P0_3
125
P3_11
126
P0_2
127
P3_10
128
P0_1
129
P3_9
130
P0_0
131
P3_8
132
133
P3_7
134
PWRGD
135
P3_6
136
PWRCTL
137
P3_5
138
RESETZ
139
P3_4
140
FLMD0
141
P3_3
142
143
P3_2
144
P40_0
145
P3_1
146
P40_1
147
P3_0
148
P40_2
149
150
P40_3
151
JP0_5
152
P40_4
153
JP0_4
154
P40_5
155
JP0_3
156
CSID2P
157
JP0_2
158
CSID2N
159
JP0_1
160
CSID3P
161
JP0_0
162
CSID3N
163
164
165
GND
166
GND
167
GND
168
GND
169
GND
170
GND
171
GND
172
GND
173
GND
174
GND
175
GND
176
GND
177
GND
178
GND
179
GND
180
GND
181
GND
182
GND
183
GND