Interfacing U1 Area (X-Z8300) Peripherals
Draghi 2016-08-12 03:52:08 2485 Views0 Replies Hi!
I'm considering using LattePanda in a system where I already have a micro controller. I would like to bypass the Arduino part (ATmega32u4) and the software stack supporting it. I have a couple of questions:
- Are the X-Z8300 peripherals (those in the U1 area) free to use, or are the already used on board? Are there any plans to use the in the future?
- What voltage are these peripherals using? If it's 1.8V, can it be changed to 3.3V? Are the inputs 3.3V tolerant?
- Can the UART be used through the Windows serial port API? What is the maximum baud rate?
- Are the two I2C peripherals supported by drivers and higher level APIs? If yes, can they be use as masters only or also as slaves?
- Can at least one of the pins in U1 area generate an interrupt which will be caught on a user mode application (for example as a named event)?
And some related questions:
- Can the ATmega32u4 be turned off or be put in a state where in would consume as little power as possible? What is the amount of the power saving we could expect. Is there a driver available (and source code) for controlling such a behavior.
- Can the on-board BLE be turned off without turning off the WiFi? Does the WiFi allow reduced Tx-Power?
Best regards,
Draghi
I'm considering using LattePanda in a system where I already have a micro controller. I would like to bypass the Arduino part (ATmega32u4) and the software stack supporting it. I have a couple of questions:
- Are the X-Z8300 peripherals (those in the U1 area) free to use, or are the already used on board? Are there any plans to use the in the future?
- What voltage are these peripherals using? If it's 1.8V, can it be changed to 3.3V? Are the inputs 3.3V tolerant?
- Can the UART be used through the Windows serial port API? What is the maximum baud rate?
- Are the two I2C peripherals supported by drivers and higher level APIs? If yes, can they be use as masters only or also as slaves?
- Can at least one of the pins in U1 area generate an interrupt which will be caught on a user mode application (for example as a named event)?
And some related questions:
- Can the ATmega32u4 be turned off or be put in a state where in would consume as little power as possible? What is the amount of the power saving we could expect. Is there a driver available (and source code) for controlling such a behavior.
- Can the on-board BLE be turned off without turning off the WiFi? Does the WiFi allow reduced Tx-Power?
Best regards,
Draghi