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comparison FCDEV3B-repackaging @ 3:4f873ec004f6
FCDEV3B-repackaging: minor grammar fixes
| author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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| date | Wed, 10 Oct 2018 16:33:11 +0000 |
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| 84 the host but is blocked by CTS being held high), this signal should be | 84 the host but is blocked by CTS being held high), this signal should be |
| 85 connected to GPIO 0. Openmoko used GPIO 1 for this purpose, but in | 85 connected to GPIO 0. Openmoko used GPIO 1 for this purpose, but in |
| 86 FreeCalypso GPIO 1 is taken because we use it for the loudspeaker control | 86 FreeCalypso GPIO 1 is taken because we use it for the loudspeaker control |
| 87 signal like on TI's D-Sample and Leonardo boards, hence we are moving the AP | 87 signal like on TI's D-Sample and Leonardo boards, hence we are moving the AP |
| 88 wakeup signal to GPIO 0, to be implemented if and when anyone builds a modem | 88 wakeup signal to GPIO 0, to be implemented if and when anyone builds a modem |
| 89 based on FC-TMS that needs to be provide such a signal. | 89 based on FC-TMS that needs to provide such a signal. |
| 90 | 90 |
| 91 * If your product includes a loudspeaker amplifier like on our FCDEV3B, connect | 91 * If your product includes a loudspeaker amplifier like on our FCDEV3B, connect |
| 92 its on/off control input to GPIO 1, otherwise leave our GPIO 1 output | 92 its on/off control input to GPIO 1, otherwise leave our GPIO 1 output |
| 93 unconnected. | 93 unconnected. |
| 94 | 94 |
| 104 * If you are connecting the MODEM UART channel to a full RS-232 port or to a | 104 * If you are connecting the MODEM UART channel to a full RS-232 port or to a |
| 105 USB-serial chip with a full set of modem control signals, you should connect | 105 USB-serial chip with a full set of modem control signals, you should connect |
| 106 DSR and RI to TSPDI/IO4 and MCUEN1/IO8, respectively. Right now our fw | 106 DSR and RI to TSPDI/IO4 and MCUEN1/IO8, respectively. Right now our fw |
| 107 drives IO4 low and IO8 high, corresponding to DSR asserted and RI negated | 107 drives IO4 low and IO8 high, corresponding to DSR asserted and RI negated |
| 108 (normal quiescent state), and connecting the signals in this way allows the | 108 (normal quiescent state), and connecting the signals in this way allows the |
| 109 possibility of extending the fw to drive them in some more intelligent manner. | 109 possibility of extending the fw to drive them in some more intelligent manner |
| 110 if need be. | |
| 110 | 111 |
| 111 * Both Calypso UARTs need to be wired in an accessible way so that our standard | 112 * Both Calypso UARTs need to be wired in an accessible way so that our standard |
| 112 FC Magnetite firmware can be used with the AT command interface on the MODEM | 113 FC Magnetite firmware can be used with the AT command interface on the MODEM |
| 113 UART and RVTMUX on the IrDA UART. | 114 UART and RVTMUX on the IrDA UART. |
| 114 | 115 |
