User Manual DA14695 USB Kit UM-B-103 Abstract This document outlines the system design, configuration options, and supported features of DA14695 USB Kit, rev-C (331-22-C).
DA14695 USB Kit Figures Figure 1: DA14695 USB Kit ........................5 Figure 2: DA14695 USB Kit - Top Side ....................6 Figure 3: DA14695 USB Kit - Bottom Side .................... 7 Figure 4: Test Points Topology (BOTTOM View) .................. 9 Figure 5: Block Diagram of DA14695 USB Kit ..................
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit Terms and Definitions Communication Interface Board Direct Current Resistor DMIPS Dhrystone Million Instructions per Second GPIO General Purpose Input Output Inter-Integrated Circuit JTAG Join Test Action Group Low Dropout MISO Master In Slave Out MOSI Master Out Slave In...
DA14695 USB Kit Introduction This document describes the DA14695 USB Kit. This kit offers a low-cost development board with basic functionality. The development kit is implemented on a single PCB. The block diagram, the actual board, the various sections and settings as well as the connectivity are presented. The purpose of this cost-effective USB kit is to provide users with the capability of: ●...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit System and Components Description (Top View) Figure 2: DA14695 USB Kit - Top Side The USB kit is based on the DA14695 SoC in an VFBGA86 package. The marked and numbered sections of the system are:...
System and Components Description (Bottom View) Figure 3: DA14695 USB Kit - Bottom Side The bottom side of DA14695 USB kit provides information about the MikroBUS™ pins assignment, the SEGGER ID, and the date code. Test points have been placed for monitoring various signal behaviors and voltage levels of the components.
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit Test Points Test points have been placed on the bottom side of the board and allow users to have access to signals and I/Os, or measure supplies voltage levels. Table 1 shows the assignment for each test...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit Test Point Assigned to Comments TP33 SWO/TDO For programming U4 in production - Not used for development TP34 DBLED Voltage level for Green LED TP35 SWO/TDO For programming U4 in production - Not used for development...
Antenna LED (D7) & 32MHz 32KHz Push button (K1) Figure 5: Block Diagram of DA14695 USB Kit The power of Dialog’s DA14695 SoC on the USB kit can be supplied from three different sources (Figure ● Default configuration: 5 V provided to VBUS pin, when jumper placed to J2 header (pin 2-3) ●...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit Figure 6: DA14695 Schematic The DA14695 SoC power management subsystem consists of: ● VBUS: battery charger input as well as USB bus voltage ○ A decoupling capacitor (C2, 0402 package, 6.3 V) equal or less than 4.7 μF is placed close to VBUS pin ●...
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UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit ○ V30 is the default option for GPIO voltage levels (expect for the QSPI-RAM I/Os which are fixed to 1.8 V) ○ The current delivery capability of the V30 power rail is 150 mA ○ Overcurrent protection circuit limits the current on V30 if an external device misbehaves ●...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit DA14695 Pin Assignment Most of the available signals are utilized or extracted on the breakout connectors. Table 2 provides the pin assignment of the breakout connectors on the USB kit and the related pin name on the VFBGA86 package of the DA14695.
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit Booting from UART There is only one boot loader option for booting from UART using pins P0_9 (T_TX) and P0_8 (T_RX). Please note that UART-booting does not support hardware handshake signals (RTS/CTS). The settings for UART booting are: ●...
A printed type antenna is currently used as the default antenna in the DA14695 USB Kit. The DA14695 USB Kit provides a single-ended RFIO port matched to 50 Ω. The RF port consists of the RFIOp, RFIOm, and RFIOm2 pins, of which RFIOm and RFIOm2 are connected to ground. A copper trace with an impedance of 50 Ω...
SPI as well as 2-clock instruction cycle Quad Peripheral Interface (QPI), Serial Clock, Chip Select, Serial Data I/O0 (DI), I/O1(D0), I/O2 (/WP), and I/O3(/HOLD). The selected QSPI flash for the DA14695 USB Kit is MX25U3235FM2I-10G in 8-pin SOIC 208mil package (U5). DA14695 USB Kit can support QSPI Data flash with 8-pin SOIC 150mil package...
DA14695 USB Kit Reset Circuit Figure 11: Reset Circuit The DA14695 comprises an RSTn pad which is active low. The DA14695 USB Kit can be reset by pressing the on-board RESET push button (K2, Figure 12) or through software from the UART &...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit Figure 14: General Purpose Push Button K1 (Populated at TOP) 5.10 Debugging Port DIP Switch Figure 15: Debugging DIP Switch S1 is a DIP switch which allows users to disconnect the pins used for debugging (default state is all pins connected) to allow accurate deep sleep power measurement.
Figure 19: Mikrobus™ Pin Assignment MikroBUS™ The DA14695 USB Kit can support modules. Users must place and solder J15, J16 sockets (for slot #1) and/or J17, J18 sockets (for slot #2) on the top side of the board as shown in Figure 20.
MikroBus™ standard guideline for add-on board insertion. For more information, please check specifications. The pin assignment is printed at the bottom side of the DA14695 USB Kit (Figure 22).
Figure 24: GND Support Point (Must Be Placed by Users) 5.14 Over Voltage Protection Circuit (OVP) The DA14695 USB Kit can be used as a portable standalone device. The power supply can be a power-bank or a mobile charger. The overvoltage protection circuit OVP circuit can protect the device from overvoltage of up to 20 V.
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit 5.15 Over-Current Protection Circuit on V30 Power Rail A P-FET is added in series with V30 power rail to prevent the voltage on the pin from dropping to very low levels if a peripheral surge sets an overcurrent condition.
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit 5.17 Debugging Processor (U4) Two debugging options (JTAG/UART) are available on the DA14695 SoC. The USB-to-JTAG and USB-to-UART functions are implemented by the SAM3U2CA processor (U4) (Figure 28), running the Segger JLink-OB firmware. The functions served by U4 are: ●...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit 5.18 Power Section The DA14695 USB Kit is supplied from 5 V to VBUS pin via J2 header (jumper has been placed to connect pins 2-3). Figure 29 shows the power tree. 3V3D Segger 3.3V LDO_EN...
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit 5.19 Power Selection Headers The DA14695 USB Kit allows users to power supply the DA14695 from three different sources: ● 5 V to VBUS pin (default) ● 3.3 V to VBAT pin (optional) ● 3.6 V to 4.2 V from external battery to VBAT pin (optional) The default power configuration for DA14695 is from VBUS 5 V via power selection header J2.
UM-B-103 DA14695 USB Kit PCB Layout Dimensions: 100 mm × 26.5 mm × 11 mm Number of layers: 4 PCB thickness: 1.55 mm Material: FR-4 Solder mask TOP/BOTTOM: Green Silkscreen TOP/BOTTOM: White Surface finish: Che Ni/Au Figure 31: PCB Cross Section The total thickness of the board is 1.55 mm.
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