Topaz Interface Signals

Topaz Interface Signals

This section details all of the signals that interface to the Topaz. For more details on i.MX25 signals, refer to the Freescale documentation.
The signals have been broken up into the logical groupings based on commonly used functions.

Signal Descriptions

The following table includes:

  • Pad/Pin number: Pad refers to the LGA pad, Pin refers to the pin number on the SO-DIMM connector.

  • Voltage: Topaz includes a mixture of 3.3V and 1.8V signals.

  • Name: This corresponds with the i.MX25 pin name where the signal originates from the i.MX25

  • GPIO: This column lists the i.MX25 GPIO number for signals that include this capability

  • Alternate function: This lists the most common alternate functions available on a given pad. Not all functions have been included. Refer to the Freescale documentation for a complete list

  • Description. Gives a brief description of the signal to include any information specific to the Topaz Module. For a detailed description, consult the Freescale i.MX25 documentation

 

Pad/Pin

Voltage

Name

 

GPIO

Alternate Functions

Description

Pad/Pin

Voltage

Name

 

GPIO

Alternate Functions

Description

Power

 

 

 

 

 

 

C3/140

3.3V

PSU_LION

 

 

 

Input into the MC3470 PMIC. Pull high to VIN to indicate the module is powered by a Li-Ion battery.

D3/149

3.3V

ON/OFF

 

 

 

Hardware enable/disable for the Power Management IC. Refer to the MC37704 data sheet for details.

E3/148

Power

3V3_REG5

 

 

 

3.3V Power rail. This rail can supply up to 500mA and must be enabled via software.

C11/142

Power

VG_NC

 

 

 

Not used - do not connect to this pad.

D11/144

Power

VLED

 

 

 

LED backlight power supply. Up to 30mA is available and is generally suitable for displays up to 3.5". For larger devices a dedicate LED supply will be required.

E11/145

Power

VLED_FB

 

 

 

Feedback signal for LED backlight power supply.

F11/3&4

Power

VIN

 

 

 

Module power supply input.
Input range: 2.7 to 5.5V

H8/146

Power

1V8

 

 

 

1.8V power rail.
Up to 100mA is available for use on an application board.

H9/143

Power

QVDD_NC

 

 

 

In non-security applications, connect this to DRYICE_VBAT.

B12/147

Power

3V3_REG2

 

 

 

3.3V power rail. Use this to power devices at boot time including pull-up resistors used for boot configuration, JTAG and debug serial ports. Up to 100mA is available. All other 3.3V power should be taken from 3V3_REG5.

V2/159

3.3V

POWER_FAIL

 

3-19

AUD7_RXD

 

M1/141

Power

1V5_LDO_NC

 

 

 

Do not connect to this pad. Used for test only.

A1, Y1, A19, Y19

 

 

Ground (0V) pads on the Surface-mount version.

 

 

 

1, 2, 23, 24, 55, 56, 67, 68, 81, 82, 99, 100, 121, 122, 135, 136, 157, 158, 199, 200

 

 

Ground (0V) pins on the SO-DIMM version.

 

 

 

USB

 

 

 

 

 

 

Y3/75

Analog

USBPHY2_D+

 

 

 

USB Host Data +. Full Speed only.

Y4/77

Analog

USBPHY2_D-

 

 

 

USB Host Data -. Full Speed only.

Y10/71

Analog

USBPHY1_D+

 

 

 

USB OTG Data + High speed capable.

Y11/73

Analog

USBPHY1_D-

 

 

 

USB OTG Data - High speed capable.

Y12/79

3.3V

USBPHY1 _VBUS

 

 

 

USB OTG

Y13/69

3.3V

USBPHY1_UID

 

 

 

USB OTG ID

Ethernet

 

 

 

 

 

 

C18/123

Analog

TX+

 

 

 

10/100 Ethernet interface signals. Connect to magnetics.

C19/125

Analog

TX-

 

 

 

 

D18/129

Analog

RX-

 

 

 

 

D19/127

Analog

RX+

 

 

 

 

E18/124

3.3V

LED0

 

 

 

LED Mode = [00]: Link/Activity
(High = No Link, Toggle = Activity)
LED Mode = [01]: Link
(High = No Link)

E19/126

3.3V

LED1

 

 

 

LED Mode = [00]: Speed(High=10BT, Low = 100BT)
LED Mode = [01]: Activity

UART 1 and 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

C1/8

3.3V

UART1_RXD

 

4-22

UART2_DTR
LCD_CLS

UART1 Receive data signal

C2/9

3.3V

UART1_TXD

 

4-23

UART2_DSR
LCD_SPL

UART1 Transmit data signal

D2/10

3.3V

UART1_RTS

 

4-24

CSI_D0
GPT3_CAPIN1
UART2_DCD
LCD_PS

UART1 Ready-to-send hardware handshake signal. Note that this is an INPUT and if connecting to a PC should be connected to the signal labeled RTS.

D1/11

3.3V

UART1_CTS

 

4-25

CSI_D1
GPT3_CMPOUT1
UART2_RI
LCD_REV

UART1 Clear-to-send hardware handshake signal. Note that this is an OUTPUT and if connecting to a PC should be connected to the signal labeled CTS.

F4/12

3.3V

UART2_TXD

 

4-27

ESDHC1_DAT6

UART2 Transmit data signal

G4/13

3.3V

UART2_RXD

 

4-26

ESDHC1_DAT7

UART2 Receive data signal

J4/14

3.3V

UART2_RTS

 

4-28

ESDHC1_DAT5
GPT1_CAPIN1
EPIT2_EPITO
CSPI2_SS3

UART2 Ready-to-send hardware handshake signal. Note that this is an INPUT and if connecting to a PC should be connected to the signal labeled RTS.

H4/15

3.3V

UART2_CTS

 

4-29

ESDHC1_DAT4
GPT1_CMPOUT1

UART2 Clear-to-send hardware handshake signal. Note that this is an OUTPUT and if connecting to a PC should be connected to the signal labeled CTS.

SD Card

 

 

 

 

 

 

T14/97

3.3V

eSDHC1_CLK

 

2-24

CSPI2_MISO

SD Card Clock

U14/98

3.3V

eSDHC1_CMD

 

2-23

CSPI2_MOSI

SD Card CMD signal.