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Embedded Master Products
The schematics are the best reference for the development system. The next few sections
will explain the different parts of the development system. Take a look at the schematics
for further details.
2.1.1 Input Power
It can be powered from the input power or the USB connector X1. Powering the system
from the USB cable is not recommended because of the voltage drop in the USB cables
and the USB Hubs. If using USB for power, connect the USB cable directly to the PC.
Connecting both the USB cable to X1 and power source to X7 is completely safe.
2.1.2 Ethernet
For network connectivity, the development system includes the required Ethernet
connector with built-in magnets.
2.1.3 USB Device (Virtual COM)
This is connected to a USB<->serial converter chip to COM1 of Embedded Master
Module. Drivers need to be loaded when this connector is plugged into the PC for the
first time.
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USB Host
Piezo
RTC Battery
SV4 Header
SV1 Header
Analog
Touch screen
pins
PWM/MISC
Embedded Master
TFT Module
LCD Header
LCD connector
TFT Connector
LED to PWM0
Reset Button
- Embedded Master User Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 1. Introduction 4
- 1.3. What is CANxtra 6
- 1.4. What is USBizi 7
- 1.5. Example Applications 8
- 1.6.1 Software 9
- 1.6.2 Hardware 10
- 2. Embedded Master Products 12
- 2.1.1 Input Power 13
- 2.1.2 Ethernet 13
- 2.1.4 USB Device 14
- 2.1.5 USB Host 14
- 2.1.6 RS232 14
- 2.1.7 CAN 15
- 2.1.8 LCD Header 15
- 2.1.9 LCD Connector 15
- 2.1.10 SV1 header 16
- 2.1.11 Analog 16
- 2.1.12 PWM/MISC 17
- 2.1.13 SV4 header 17
- Embedded Master Products 19
- 2.6.1 MFW-WiFi Connection 21
- 3.1. Block Diagram 24
- 3.3. SDRAM 25
- 3.4. FLASH 25
- 3.5. GHI Extended Features 25
- 4.1. Hardware 26
- 4.2. Software 26
- 4.3.1 Machine Placement 27
- 5. Pin-Out Description 28
- 6.1. How Simple? 36
- 6.2. All you need to start up 37
- 6.3. Powering up 38
- 6.5. Virtual COM Setup 39
- Virtual COM USB Connector 40
- Interfacing UART0 port 40
- USB Debugging Interface 40
- 6.7. MFDeploy Tool 44
- 6.8. Embedded Master Library 46
- Developing with the Emulator 50
- 8.2. Updating TinyBooter 52
- 9. GHI Loader 53
- 9.2. GHI Loader Commands 54
- GHI Loader 56
- 11.1. Graphics 58
- Reference 60
- 11.3. SPI 61
- Example 62
- 11.4. I2C 63
- 11.5. UART 64
- 11.6. Hardware Piezo 66
- 11.7. Analog Inputs/Outputs 67
- 11.8. PWM 68
- 11.10. Ethernet and TCP/IP 69
- 11.11. CAN 71
- 11.12. USB Device (Client) 72
- 11.13.1 SD/MMC Memory 75
- 11.13.2 USB Memory 75
- Hardware and Software Library 78
- Using event driven system 78
- 11.14.3 USB-To-Serial Device 80
- 11.14.4 USB Mouse 82
- Position 82
- 11.14.5 USB Keyboard 84
- Key Enumeration 84
- Current Key State 84
- 11.14.6 USB Joystick 85
- 11.16. System Information 87
- 11.17. Power Control / Sleep 88
- 11.18. PPP 89
- 11.19. In-Field Update 90
- References 91
- 12. SideShow Support 92
- 13. Custom Native Drivers 93
- 14. Supported Devices 95
- RF (wireless) 96
- USB CDC (Modems, Cellphones) 98
- USB Serial Converters 98
- USB Printer 98
- 14.1.1 Magnetic Strip Reader 100
- 14.1.2 USB Barcode Reader 100
- USB Webcam 101
- Smart Card Reader 101
- 14.1.3 Other USB Devices 101
- Licensing 102
- Disclaimer 102
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