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LPC4088 Experiment Base Board - User’s Guide
4.2
Page 21
SP2: Pin Usage
The second page of the schematic lists how the LPC4088 QuickStart Board expansion pins are used.
This also include the signals available over the 61-pos FPC display expansion connector.
The information is included to ease programming and general understanding of the board.
Note: Always consult the pin usage list so that there is no pin usage contention when starting a
new project!
For example, the RGB-LED and the uSD interface in MCI mode cannot be used simultaneous. The
shift register and uSD interface in SPI cannot be used simultaneous.
4.3
SP3: LPC4088 QuickStart Board Connectors
The LPC4088 QuickStart Board has two 22-pos edge connectors that are pin lists facing down. J2 is a
header (female) connector that allows the LPC4088 QuickStart Board to be mounted on the board.
Note that the LPC4088 QuickStart Board also has a 61-pos FPC connector. This is J21, found on
schematic page 9.
All 44 edge signals are accessible via pin headers (J3/J4) just beside the LPC4088 QuickStart Board.
4.3.1
Powering of LPC4088 QuickStart Board
Powering is very flexible. Either the LPC4088 QuickStart Board powers the LPC4088 Experiment Base
Board, or vice versa. The +5V net (pin 43 on J2) is shared between the boards to accomplish this. Both
boards can also be powered separately.
The LPC4088 QuickStart Board has its own 3.3V voltage regulator and powers its internal circuits. The
3.3V supply from the LPC4088 QuickStart Board is not used to power the LPC4088 Experiment Base
Board. Similarly the LPC4088 Experiment Base Board has its own 3.3V supply.
Note that signal VIN (pin 2, J2) on the LPC4088 QuickStart Board is not connected to EXT_VIN (since
the board is sharing power via the +5V net).
4.4
SP3: ArduinoTM Shield Connector
J1 is an Arduino UNO R3 compatible shield connector (or actually four separate headers). It is not
100% compatible, but close to. Note that several of the pins connected are also used on other
interfaces on the board. Consult page 2 of the schematic for an overview. Before connecting an
Arduino shield make sure there are no signal contentions between the shield and the LPC4088
Experiment Base Board.
Arduino Signal
LPC4088
pin
LPC4088 QuickStart
Board pin number
Note
SCL
P1.31
p20
Same signal as A5
SDA
P1.30
p19
Same signal as A4
D13: GPIO/SPI-SCK
P0.7
p13
D12: GPIO/SPI-MISO
P0.8
p12
D11: GPIO/PWM/SPI-MOSI
P0.9
p11
D10: GPIO/PWM/SPI-SSEL
P0.6
p14
D9: GPIO/PWM
P5.4
p37
D8: GPIO
P5.3
p31
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Minimize capacitive loading on
this net when using it as
output, since it is an opendrain output (with 1500 ohm