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USER MANUAL EVB-USB2230-IrDA Microchip

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EVB-USB2230-IrDA Users Guide

Rev. D

Updated 2006-12-14

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Customer Evaluation Board with IrDA Transceiver for USB2230

Features

• Operates from either USB Bus or from a single voltage (+5.0V, regulated) 'wall wart' external power supply
• Low Cost 2-Layer Space-saving Design
• Supports these Media Types: Compact Flash, Micro Drive, MultiMediaCard, xD picture Card, Smart Media, Secure Digital, Memory Stick, High Speed Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro
• Access to up to Four Memory Devices at the same time
• Software Upgradeable through On-Board Flash Socket
• Serial EEPROM capable
• Single Onboard +3.3V Regulator
• Internal FET Power Switching for All Media Types (except CF)
• Single Crystal Clock Source
• IrDA Interface for a +5V dongle that supports SIR and FIR up to 4Mbits/s

General Description

The EVB-USB2230-IRDA is a platform featuring the USB2230 card reader. The board connects to a USB 2.0 port (J1), and optionally to a 5.0V external supply (J2: 2.1mm, tip -- POS). The board provides four media sockets supporting at least fifteen different media types. It also features an interface for an IrDA or a CIR dongle for infrared communications. This board demonstrates a small footprint, low-cost implementation of the USB2230 with a robust feature set.

The board features an on-board EEPROM for configuration and serial number data, as well as a socket for a Flash device for firmware updates. The schematics for this board indicate which components are required for each programming and configuration option.

Power Consumption

These values represent a board with no media installed.

435uA	Suspended
55mA Enumerated (Active and Idle)

Jumper Descriptions

ROMEN: J30 Jumper pins 1 & 2 to enable the Flash installed at U30.

Power Select: J3 Jumper pins 1 & 2 to select Bus Powered mode (USB-supplied power). Jumper pins 2 & 3 to select Self Powered mode (externally-supplied 5.0V).

IrDA Interface

The 6 pin header at J4 provides the interface signals, power, and ground for an IrDA dongle.

J4 pin out:

Pin #	Signal
1	IR_MODE
2 SD (Shut Down)
3	IR_RXD
4	GROUND
5	IR_TXD
6	+5V

Board Illustrations

TOP Side
BOTTOM Side

Evaluation Board: Two-layer EVB-USB2230-IrDA - Rev. D Users Guide

EEPROM Configuration Settings

The EEPROM Default Configuration Settings are shown below. Please note that this card requires the Reverse SD Card Write Protect Sense bit to be set for correct operation.

USB Mass Storage Class Drive Manager File Edit View Help Virtual Device Virtual Drive Info Branding Configuration Hub NVSTORE Data Reset Defaults Update Now Attribute Bytes Signature: ATA1 00C10040 <-- custom modify before updating to test features Compact Flash Use Slow Compatibility Mode XD Enable XD Door Support Secure Digital Always Write Protect Use GPIO5 as an Insert Indicator Reverse Card Write Protect Sense Smart Media Full Speed 1-bit ECC Correction Don't Perform CIS Checking Skip Page Status Byte Check (SM and XD) NAND Use Slow Media Timing Enumerate as Removable Media Perform Media Idle Processing MMC-4 Card Designated - 24/48MHz 400mA LUN Configuration FF # of Icons to Display FF Compact Flash CF LUN#0 - ID FF Memory Stick MS LUN#1 - ID FF Smart Media SM LUN#2 - ID FF Secure Digital/MMC SD/MMC LUN#3 - ID FF NAND x FFFF NAND Profile Misc Settings Device Reports USB Version *1.1 or 2.0 x 30 bMaxPower x 54 Lun Pwr Cfg Use Inquiry MFG and PROD ID Strings x 05 Blink Interval x 12 Lun Power Mask 1 Set Activity GPIO High when Suspended x 02 Blink Duration x 42 Lun Power Mask 2 Use Lun Power Configuration Device Responds To Get Status (1) x 80 bmAttribute Use Common Media Insert / Media Access LED x 00 Idle Time Limit Report Serial Number String Index as ZERO Attach on Card Insert / Detach on Card Removal Use Variable PID Ready NUM