Re: J5 definition

Patrick McNamara <wpmcnamara-/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.uclinux.actiontec
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Pin 16 does have it's connection on the modem listed.  It is connected 
to U5, pin 15.  U5 is the 74LVC138A.

Patrick M

Scott Christensen wrote:

> For J5 on:  
> http://www.embeddedlinuxinterfacing.com/wiki.php/ConnectorsAndPinouts
>
> pin 16 is listed as "16-- U5, pin 15 (UART CS#)"
>
> I think this is the only pin described by what it connects to on the 
> daughterboard.
>
> What is this pin connected to on the modem card?  Can we define it 
> that way instead?
>
> Assuming we can get the flash programming figured out, with this 
> pinout info we should be able to interface this bus to something like 
> an 82c55 to do general purpose I/O.  Should be able to hang a PIO off 
> an existing chip select line for a direct connect, no glue. (take over 
> pin 16 uart CS)
>
> This is good!
>
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