MCIMX23LCD Freescale Semiconductor, MCIMX23LCD Datasheet - Page 13
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MCIMX23LCD
Manufacturer Part Number
MCIMX23LCD
Description
MODULE LCD IMX233 4.3" WQVGA
Manufacturer
Freescale Semiconductor
Series
i.MX23r
Type
Applications Processorsr
Datasheets
1.MCIMX23LCD.pdf
(2 pages)
2.MCIMX23LCD.pdf
(2 pages)
3.MCIMX23LCD.pdf
(29 pages)
4.MCIMX23LCD.pdf
(2 pages)
Specifications of MCIMX23LCD
Contents
Board
Processor To Be Evaluated
ARM926EJ-S
Processor Series
i.MX233
Data Bus Width
32 bit
Interface Type
RS-232, Ethernet, UART
Core
ARM926EJS
Maximum Operating Temperature
+ 50 C
Minimum Operating Temperature
- 10 C
Operating Supply Voltage
5 V
Silicon Manufacturer
Freescale
Core Architecture
ARM
Core Sub-architecture
ARM9
Silicon Core Number
I.MX2
Silicon Family Name
I.MX23
Kit Contents
I.MX23 WVGA 4.3" LCD
Rohs Compliant
Yes
Tool Type
Development Kit
Cpu Core
ARM926EJ-S
For Use With/related Products
ARM926EJ-S
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Freescale Semiconductor
S28
S30
S31
S32
S34
S36
S37
S38
J2
J4
J5
J6
J9
Left Navigation Button
Up Navigation Button
User Definable Key3
Button
Down Navigation
Button
Select Navigation
Button
Boot Mode
Select Switch
User Definable Key1
Button
CPLD Reset
(Optional)
JTAG Connector
USB Micro AB
Connector
Ethernet RJ45
Connector
Power connector
External Speaker Posts
i.MX23 EVK Hardware User’s Guide, Rev 1.1
Connected to the resistive tree network of resistors and provides a
specific voltage level sensed by LRADC0. Button definition is user
configurable by making software changes.
Connected to the resistive tree network of resistors and provides a
specific voltage level sensed by LRADC0. Button definition is user
configurable by making software changes.
Connected to the resistive tree network of resistors and provides a
specific voltage level sensed by LRADC0. Button definition is user
configurable by making software changes.
Connected to the resistive tree network of resistors and provides a
specific voltage level sensed by LRADC0. Button definition is user
configurable by making software changes.
Connected to the resistive tree network of resistors and provides a
specific voltage level sensed by LRADC0. Button definition is user
configurable by making software changes.
Connected to the first 4 data lines of the LCD module, the i.MX23 IC
will read the voltage levels on these pins when the i.MX23 IC is
initially powered on to determine what mode the IC should boot into.
Table 2.2 lists the various Boot Mode options.
Connected to the resistive tree network of resistors and provides a
specific voltage level sensed by LRADC0. Button definition is user
configurable by making software changes.
Optional Button connected to the CPLD which will force the CPLD to
reset and resume operations. This button can be populated when
software JTAG reset functionality is not present or insufficient for
the users need.
20-Pin standard JTAG connector connects to on board CPLD pre-
programmed to convert parallel JATG data into a proprietary
serialized data stream. Reset commands are separated from the
stream and formatted to correctly stop and restart the i.MX23 IC.
USB connector conforms to new USB standard micro connector
requirements. The AB format allows using the EVK as a USB Host
when additional components are populated. D+ and D- traces are
connected directly to the I.MX23 IC. The USB_5V power rail goes
through a switch to allow for manual removal of 5V power to the IC.
Standard RJ45 Jack connects to a SPI Ethernet IC through an
isolation transformer. Ethernet IC communicates with i.MX23 via the
SPI port also used by the SD/MMC card. A buffer IC disconnects
the Ethernet IC from the CPU when an SD/MMC card is inserted
and reconnects the Ethernet hardware when the SD/MMC card is
removed.
5.0V DC power connector. Provides power to a linear regulator
which outputs simulated 4.2V battery power for use by the i.MX23
CPU. The external 5V rail also supplies power to two Linear
Regulators which independently supply power to the CPLD,
Ethernet IC, and UART line drivers. When the EVK is used in USB
Host mode, 5V power is also supplied directly from the 5.0V DC
Power Supply.
Directly connected to the two External Speaker pins of the i.MX23
IC, these pins can drive an attached external speakers, typically 4
Ohms.
2-3