ODK-6 Connector Summary

Owned by Martin Welford
Last updated: Aug 15, 2016
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This table details the connectors on the Opal-6 Development Kit and where they can be found.  The information relates to the latest revision of the board.

DesignatorDescriptionLocation
J1,J2Interface connectors for the Opal-6 CPU ModuleTop
J3RJ-45 Ethernet connectorTop
J4Headphone stereo audio outTop
J5Microphone inputTop
J6, J7

USB Host x 4

Top
J8USB mini-B - USB Function on i.MX6Top
J9HDMITop
J1030-way connector for LVDS 1Bottom
J1140-way header for LVDS 0Bottom
J12uSD cardTop
J13Mini PCIe connectorTop
J14SIM card for Telit moduleBottom
J1530-way connector for CSI0 - parallel Camera interfaceBottom
J1640-way expansion connector with MIPI-DSI, UART, ECSPI, PCIe and GPIOTop
J17Push-wire connector - 2x 5V inputsTop
J18Push-wire connector - 2x 0VTop
J19Push-wire connector - 2x 5V outputsTop
J20Push-wire connector - CAN1Top
J21Push-wire connector - 2x 0V Top
J22Push-wire connector - CAN2Top
J23Barrel connector for main power in (6-24V)Top
J240.1" header for main power in (5V)Top
J25USB mini-B for Serial DebugTop
J26SD Card (SD2)Bottom
J27JTAG (10-pin connector)Top
J28MIPI Camera connector for LI-OV5640-MIPI-AFTop
J29, J30, J34Test headers (not fitted)Top
J3140-way expansion header - Parallel display (DISP0) and SATA (with D/Q module)Top
J32Push-wire connector - RS485Top
J35MIPI expansion with full CSI + MIPI DisplayBottom
S18-way DIP switch for boot configurationTop
S28-way DIP switch for CAN terminationTop
SW1, SW2, SW3Push button switches for user applicationTop
SW4Push button for RESETTop
BT1Battery connector for backup coin-cellBottom

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