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DISP _CS
22
DISP_RST
26
Keypad interface / GPIOs
GPIO1/KBC4
35
GPIO2/KBC3
33
GPIO3/KBC2
31
GPIO4/KBC1
29
GPIO6/KBR3
45
GPIO7/KBR4
43
GPIO8/KBR2
41
GPIO9/KBR1
39
GPIO5/KBC0
27
GPIO10/KBR0
37
Serial port
RXD
40
TXD
42
RTS
44
CTS
46
RI
48
DCD
28
DTR
38
Debug interface
DBG_TXD
49
DBG_RXD
47
SIM interface
SIM_VDD
19
SIM_DATA
21
SIM_CLK
23
SIM_RST
25
SIM_PRESEN
16
CE
ADC
ADC0
52
Pulse Width Modulation
BUZZER
36
SIM900B_Hardware Design_V2.01
O
O
I/O
I/O
I/O
Defaults are as GPIO, they can be
I/O
multiplexed as keypad
I/O
I/O
I/O
I/O
I/O
GPIO
I
Receive data
O
Transmit data
I
Request to send
O
Clear to send
O
Ring indicator
O
Data carry detect
I
Data terminal Ready
O
Serial interface for debugging and
firmware upgrade
I
O
Voltage supply for SIM card. Support
1.8V or 3V SIM card
I/O
SIM data input/output
O
SIM clock
O
SIM reset
I
SIM card detection
I
General purpose analog to digital
converter. Input voltage range: 0V ~
2.8V
O
PWM Output
13
Smart Machine Smart Decision
If these pins are
unused ,keep open
Just can be used as
GPIO, if these pins are
unused, keep open
This pin should be
pulled
up
to
3V
externally.
If these pins are unused,
keep open.
If these pins are unused,
keep open.
All
signals
of
SIM
interface
should
be
protected against ESD
with a TVS diode array.
If SIM_PRESENCE is
unused, just keep open
If it is unused ,keep open
If it is unused, keep open
2012-05-07

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