Figure 1: Aardvark I C/SPI Activity Board Targets Please note that these links may become outdated and Total Phase can- not guarantee that they will function. For the latest information about these targets, please visit our website: http://www.totalphase.com/...
Total Phase Aardvark I C/SPI Activity Board 2. Connectors There are multiple connectors on the Aardvark I C/SPI Activity Board. Figure 2: Aardvark I C/SPI Activity Board Connectors Port Expander (J1) The pins of J1 are connected directly to the port expander IC. Signals can be connected to an external source through these pins.
Total Phase Aardvark I C/SPI Activity Board External Monitor Connector (J5) An external bus monitor or logic analyzer can be connected to these pins. Each pin of the J5 connector is labeled with the signal name. C Pins Serial Clock line – the signal used to synchronize communication be- tween the master and the slave.
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Total Phase Aardvark I C/SPI Activity Board 2.1. Configurable I C Address The I C Port Expander and the I C EEPROM have hardware configurable C addresses. You'll notice on the board the following diagram: Figure 3: Default I C Port Expander address.
C/SPI Activity Board 3. References 3.1. Examples Example scripts which communicate with the target ICs are available for download on the Total Phase website: http://www.totalphase.com/ 3.2. Technical Specifications Detailed information about the Technical Specifications of the Aardvark C/SPI Host Adapter and the Aardvark I...
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