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1.3 Location of components on the MPS3 board on page 1-15
interface connectors on the MPS3 board.
User‑links select digital I/O operating voltages and power inputs. The power inputs and IOREF voltages
have maximum current limits available at the board interface pins. See
interfaces on page 2-43
Digital I/O connectors: Connectors J25, J33, J30, and J39
Connector J25 provides Shield 0 I/O[15:8], and connector J33 provides Shield 1 I/O[15:8]. The
connectors also provide the analog I/O reference voltages. The following table shows the pin mapping
for connectors J25 and J33.
FPGA pins SH0_IO16, SH0IO17, SH1_IO16, and SH1_IO17, which are unused, connect to the Shield
connectors through 4K7 resistors.
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FPGA pin SH0_IO16 connects to Shield pin SH0_IO14.
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FPGA pin SH0_IO17 connects to Shield pin SH0_IO15.
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FPGA pin SH1_IO16 connects to Shield pin SH1_IO14.
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FPGA pin SH1_IO17 connects to Shield pin SH1_IO15.
Arm recommends that you set FPGA pins SH[1:0]_IO[17:16] to high impedance to prevent any
possibility of interference with connector pins SH[1:0]_IO[15:14].
Connector J30 provides Shield 0 I/O[7:0] and connector J36 provides Shield 1 I/O[7:0]. The following
table shows the pin mapping for connectors J30 and J36.
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Note
for information on the user‑links, and the maximum available IOREF currents.
Table A-6 Connectors J25 (Shield 0) and J33 (Shield 1) signal list
Caution
Table A-7 Connectors J30 (Shield 0) and J36 (Shield 1) signal list
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A Signal descriptions
A.2 Arduino Shield connectors
for the location of the Arduino Shield
2.16 Arduino Shield and Pmod
Pin Signal
1
SH0/SH1_IO8
2
SH0/SH1_IO9
3
SH0/SH1_IO10
4
SH0/SH1_IO11
5
SH0/SH1_IO12
6
SH0/SH1_IO13
7
GND
8
SH0/SH1_AREF
9
SH0/SH1_IO14
10
SH0/SH1_IO15
Pin Signal
1
SH0/SH1_IO0
2
SH0/SH1_IO1
3
SH0/SH1_IO2
Appx-A-77
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