CONNECTIONS ON THE F1 BOARD This information assumes a view of the F1 board from above, with the F1 chip on the left and the EPROM/RAM chips on the right. Port D lines 2,3,4,5 (SPI) Looking down on the F1 PCB, you will see the three sets of 4 pins for RJ-11 4-wire (telephone style) sockets marked as J1. The two sets of 4 pins on the left each contain the SPI signals MISO (pd2), MOSI (pd3), SCK (pd4), and SSx (pd5). If 4 pins are soldered and bent into alignment for a SIL header, we usually access these signals in the order pd4, pd3, pd2, and pd5 (left to right). Port G lines 3,2,1,0 Looking down on the F1 board, you will see 4 pins in a header marked K6 (located between the F1 and J1). Port A lines 0-7 and Vcc,GND The K1 connector is located near the top left corner of the board. Port E lines 0-7 The K2 connector is located near the top left corner of the board. It provides the port E signals, and also convenient access to VRH and VRL. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOP LEFT TOP RIGHT K1 Port A K2 0 oo 1 Port E 2 oo 3 ..o0 4 oo 5 ..o1 6 oo 7 ..o2 Vcc oo GND ..o3 ..o4 ----------------------------- ..o5 | | ..o6 | | ..o7 | 1 | .. | 1 | .. | C | o pin 1 H | | 8 | | 6 | | C | | M | o | | CRYSTAL | | o ----------------------------- K6 o o o o Port G 3 2 1 0 ___________________________________ | J1 | 7805 Regulator | Port D | | pd4 pd3 pd4 pd3 | o +5V out | o o o o o o | to the o GND | o o o o o o | MAX232 -> o DC in | pd2 pd5 pd2 pd5 | on right |___________________________________| BOTTOM LEFT BOTTOM RIGHT --------------------------------------------------------------------------- phillip@mirriwinni.cse.rmit.edu.au July 1999