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This manual provides comprehensive instructions on how to use the SP7350 IO Board. The SP7350 IO Board, when combined with the SP7350 Core Board, serves as a demonstration platform for showcasing the hardware and software capabilities of the SP7350. Additionally, it offers customers a robust environment to develop their own software and applications.

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The table below describes: 

Item

DescriptionDescriptions

1

12V DC power input. The DC Jack plug diameter is 5.5mm, and the adapter power supply current must be greater than 1A.

2

Ethernet RJ-45 socket, supports 10M/100M/1000M transmission.

3

Ethernet Giga PHY, Realtek RTL8211FD chip.

4

HDMI output interface, supports 1080P1080p, 720P720p, 480P480p.

5

MIPI/DSI to HDMI bridge chip, LT8912B

6

4-pole, 3.5mm, TRRS headphone headset jack, Apple type (L, R, G, M).

7

Analog microphone input.

8

Audio Speaker output, can only output either to headphones headset or speakers.

9

Audio codec chip, ES8316

10

Wake-up button. Functions as follows:

  • (When powered off) Short press for 1 second: Power on (hardware action)

  • (When powered on) Short press for 1 second: Enter deep sleep mode (software function)

  • (During deep sleep mode) Short press for 0.3 seconds: Resume from deep sleep mode (software function).

  • (When powered on) Long press for more than 7 seconds: Shutdown (software function).

  • (When powered on) Long press for more than 10 seconds: Force shutdown (hardware function).

11

Reset button, resets CM4 and MAINMain-DOMAIN Powerpower domain, but cannot does not reset RTC.

12

USB3.1 0 Type C socket, supports Low/Full/High/Super speeds. Please note, 4-port USB3.1 0 Type A and Type C are multiplexed, and both interfaces they cannot be used simultaneously.

13

Serial port Type C socket, supports UA0/, UA6 /or UADBG 3 serial ports through jumper switch from Type C outputjumpers. Refer to section 9.

14

CH340 USB to serial bridge chip, CH340N.

15

Dual USB3.1 0 Type A socket, supports Low/Full/High/Super speeds.

16

Dual USB3.1 0 Type A socket, supports Low/Full/High/Super speeds.

17

4-port USB3.1 Gen. 1 0 Hub chip, VL817-Q7S

18

SPI-NOR flash chip, MX25L512, used with USB3 hub chip.

19

Dual USB2.0 Type A socket, supports Low/Full/High speeds.

20

Dual USB2.0 Type A socket, supports Low/Full/High speeds.

21

4-port USB2.0 Hub chip, SPD104

22

EEPROM chip, used with USB2 Hub chip.

23

M.2 E-key interface socket for interfacing SDIO wireless network card. Refer to Appendix I for pin definitions.

24

MIPI-RX2 interface, Raspberri Pi camera compatible, 22-pin, 0.5mm, top-contact FFC connector (not supported in . Note that version A chip )of SP7350 does not support this channel.

25

MIPI-RX3 interface, Raspberry Pi camera compatible, 15-pin, 1.0mm camera , FFC connector compatible. Refer to section 7.2 for pin definitions.

26

MIPI-RX5 interface, Raspberri Pi camera compatible, 22-pin, 0.5mm, top-contact FFC connector. Refer to section 7.4 for pin definitions.

27

MIPI-RX4 interface, Raspberry Pi camera compatible, 15-pin, 1.0mm camera , FFC connector compatible. Refer to section 7.3 for pin definitions.

28

MIPI-TX (1c2d) interface, Raspberry Pi display compatible, 15-pin, 1.0mm display , FFC connector compatible. Refer to section 7.6 for pin definitions.

29

MIPI-TX (1c4d) interface, Forlinx Embedded compatible, 30-pin, 0.5mm, top-contact, FFC connector. Refer to section 7.5 for pin definitions.

Note: Both MIPI-TX connectors share signals with the HDMI interface; all . All 3 interfaces cannot be used simultaneously.

30

Three key buttons. Refer to section 8 for details.

31

SP7350 boot configuration switch. Refer to section 2 for details.

32

Micro SD card socket.

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Jumper

Output

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HDMI

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MIPI DSI (30-pin or 15-pin FFC)

7. MIPI

7.1. MIPI-RX2

Note version A of SP7350 does not support this channel.

MIPI-RX2 is connected to a Raspberry Pi camera compatible, 22-pin, 0.5mm FFC connector. For pin definitions of the FFC connector, please refer to Figure 16.

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MIPI-TX (4d1c)5 is connected to a Forlinx Embedded LT8912B MIPI-to-HDMI Bridge Board Compatible, 30-pin, 0.5mm FFC connector. For pin definitions of the FFC connector, please refer to Figure 24.

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Jumpers are required across GPIO78, GPIO79, GPIO88, GPIO89, GPIO91, and GPIO90 on CN16, as depicted in Figure 25:

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Note that the MIPI-TX (4d1c), MIPI-TX (2d1c), and HDMI outputs all share the same input source. Therefore, these three interfaces cannot be used simultaneously.

7.6. MIPI-TX (2d1c)

MIPI-TX (2d2c) is connected to a Raspberry Pi display compatible, 15-pin, 1.0mm FFC connector. For pin definitions of the FFC connector, please refer to Figure 26.

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Jumpers are required across GPIO91, and GPIO90 on CN16, as depicted in Figure 27:

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Note that the MIPI-TX (4d1c), MIPI-TX (2d1c), and HDMI outputs all share the same input source. Therefore, these three interfaces cannot be used simultaneously.

8. Keys

The SP7350 IO Board has 3 key buttons that can trigger different software functions when pressed.

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Connect UA6 to Type-C.

Connect UA0 to Type-C.

Connect UADBG to Type-C.

Note:

  1. Only one UART can be connected to the UART-to-USB bridge at a time.

  2. Before using the CH340N, you need to download and install its driver.

Appendix I Pin Definitions of Wireless Network

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Card

The pin definitions of the wireless (M.2 E-key) module card are as follows:

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Appendix II Pin Definitions of LVDS Output of LT8912B

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