This Quick Start Guide explains how to configure the MAXREFDES72# to map functions from Arduino headers to a Pmod connector. The MAXREFDES72# is capable of arbitrary pin mapping with a few restrictions. In general, the board is configured by writing to the MAX14661 multiplexer over the I2C bus.
As the Figure 2 shows, 8 Arduino digital GPIO are connected to the Pmod connector through level shifters and each of these 8 signals are also connected to the multiplexer. The 8 digital signals were chosen so that the Arduino Uno R3 SPI signals are connected for the Pmod Type 2 and to avoid the I2C and UART signals at the Arduino headers.
For Type 1 (GPIO) and Type 2 (SPI), no configuration is necessary. To implement Type 3, Type 4, I2C, or other custom pin mappings that need access to I2C, UART, or other real time functions such as PWM, configure the multiplexer to route the signals to the appropriate pins.
| Manufacturer | Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated |
|---|---|
| Category | Wired Communication |
| Sub-Category | Interface Solutions |
| Eval Board Part Number | MAXREFDES72#-ND |
| Eval Board Supplier | Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated |
| Eval Board |
Board not Stocked
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| Purpose |
PMOD Adapter for Arduino
|
| Component Count + Extras |
21 + 7
|
| Features |
Arduino Compatible
ESD Protection I²C Interface Short Circuit Protection SPI Interface |
| Data Rate (Max) |
20 Mbps
|
| Design Author |
Maxim Integrated Products
|
| Main I.C. Base Part |
DS3231M
MAX14611 MAX14661 |
| Date Created By Author | 2014-07 |
| Date Added To Library | 2015-10 |