Synapse SN171 Quick Start Manual

1, SN171 Proto Board Quick Start Guide © 2008 Synapse, All Rights Reserved. All Synapse products are patent pending. Synapse, the Synapse logo, SNAP, and Portal are all registered trademarks of Synapse 132 Export Circle Huntsville,…

2, Synapse SN171 This Quick Start guide attempts to point out the most important features of the Synapse SN171 Proto Board. Introduction This break-out/prototyping board has been created to make it easier to evaluate the Synapse RF Engine (RFE). The SN171 Proto Board provides easy access to a…

3, On-Board Peripherals List From a hardware configuration (jumpering) standpoint, there are five hardware sub-systems to be aware of: • Voltage Regulator • LED1 – green • LED2 – yellow • S1 - push-button switch • RS-232 port - DB9 Powering Options The SN171 P…

4, On-board Push-Button Push-button switch S1 is a normally open momentary contact switch that can be connected to processor reset, pin GPIO5, or neither. Jumper When Installed JMP9 Connecting pins 1-2 connects S1 to GPIO5 JMP9 Connecting pins 2-3 connects S1 to reset…

5, Connectivity Options Two terminal blocks (one on each side of the board) provide access to all of the GPIO pins, plus various POWER, GND, and RESET signals. NOTE that these terminal blocks DO NOT have the exact same pinout as the two headers on the RF Engine! The RF Engine hea…

6, Document Number 600-0011A Connector Table Connector Description J1A 12 pin header, one of two that connect to the Synapse RF Engine J1B 12 pin header, the second of two that connect to the RF Engine TB1 14 position terminal block that provides all J1A signals, plus some additional pow…