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Description
Converter USB-UART based on the system CY7C65213. Connectors are placed in accordance with the standard used inthe Arduino, equipped with a micro-usb connector type B. Supply voltage 3 V or 5 V, voltage can be changed by moving the jumper.
Inputs
The module has pins withdrawnand a signed like in CY7C65213 system. Holes are for standardgoldpin connectors- 2.54 mm raster (not included in package, sold separately).The converter connects to the computer using acablevia microUSB.
| Name | Description |
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microUSB |
Used to connect the module to the computer. When connected via USB, no need to connect the device to an external power source. |
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D+, D- |
USB signal can be output to another connector. |
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VIO jumper |
Switch voltage between 3.3 V and 5 V for contact VIO. |
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5V |
5 Volts from USB. |
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3.3 V |
3.3 V voltage regulator 500mA 3.3 V, connected to a power line of USB. |
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VIO pin |
The voltage reference. |
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P7, P6, P5,P4/SLP, P3/POW, P2 |
Under normal conditions the pins are rarely used. Check the documentation for details. |
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DTR, RTS, RI, DSR, DCD, CTS |
Lines of UART interface (RS232) in advanced mode. Check the documentation for details. |
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TX and RX LED |
The LED indicating the data flow. |
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RX, TX, VIO, CTS, DTR, |
Communication lines of the UART interface. |
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SEE WEB |
Jumper which is underneath the board, should be used when the voltage is less than 2 V. |
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