kt13892ug, mc13892 evaluation board supports

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Freescale SemiconductorUser’s Guide

Document Number: KT13892UGRev. 4.0, 8/2014

MC13892 Evaluation BoardSupports KIT13892VKEVBEJ and KIT13892VLEVBEJ

Figure 1. MC13892 Evaluation Boards

Table of Contents1 Kit Contents / Packing List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2 Important Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

3 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

4 Required Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

5 Setup Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

6 Schematics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

7 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

8 KIT13892VKEVBEJ Board Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

9 KIT13892VLEVBEJ Board Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45

10 KITUSBCOMDGL Board Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

11 KIT13892VxEVBEJ Bill of Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

12 KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Bill of Material . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56

13 References . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58

14 Revision History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59

MC13892 Evaluation Board Supports KIT13892VKEVBEJ and KIT13892VLEVBEJ, Rev. 4.0

2 Freescale Semiconductor

Kit Contents / Packing List

1 Kit Contents / Packing List• KIT13892VxEVBEJ

• Kit KITUSBCOMDGLEVME

• Cables (8):

• 7x2 Flat Ribbon Cable (GPIO)• 8x2 Flat Ribbon Cable (SPI)• 3x2 Flat Ribbon Cable (I2C)• 1x12 Flat Ribbon Cable (3 each) (Application Peripherals)• 1x8 Flat Ribbon Cable (Touch Screen)• USB extension cable



Important Notice

2 Important NoticeFreescale provides the enclosed product(s) under the following conditions:

This evaluation kit is intended for use of ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OR EVALUATION PURPOSES ONLY. It is provided as a sample IC pre-soldered to a printed circuit board to make it easier to access inputs, outputs, and supply terminals. This EVB may be used with any development system or other source of I/O signals by simply connecting it to the host MCU or computer board via off-the-shelf cables. This EVB is not a Reference Design and is not intended to represent a final design recommendation for any particular application. Final device in an application will be heavily dependent on proper printed circuit board layout and heat sinking design as well as attention to supply filtering, transient suppression, and I/O signal quality.

The goods provided may not be complete in terms of required design, marketing, and or manufacturing related protective considerations, including product safety measures typically found in the end product incorporating the goods. Due to the open construction of the product, it is the user's responsibility to take any and all appropriate precautions with regard to electrostatic discharge. In order to minimize risks associated with the customers applications, adequate design and operating safeguards must be provided by the customer to minimize inherent or procedural hazards. For any safety concerns, contact Freescale sales and technical support services.

Should this evaluation kit not meet the specifications indicated in the kit, it may be returned within 30 days from the date of delivery and will be replaced by a new kit.

Freescale reserves the right to make changes without further notice to any products herein. Freescale makes no warranty, representation or guarantee regarding the suitability of its products for any particular purpose, nor does Freescale assume any liability arising out of the application or use of any product or circuit, and specifically disclaims any and all liability, including without limitation consequential or incidental damages. “Typical” parameters can and do vary in different applications and actual performance may vary over time. All operating parameters, including “Typical”, must be validated for each customer application by customer’s technical experts.

Freescale does not convey any license under its patent rights nor the rights of others. Freescale products are not designed, intended, or authorized for use as components in systems intended for surgical implant into the body, or other applications intended to support or sustain life, or for any other application in which the failure of the Freescale product could create a situation where personal injury or death may occur. Should the Buyer purchase or use Freescale products for any such unintended or unauthorized application, the Buyer shall indemnify and hold Freescale and its officers, employees, subsidiaries, affiliates, and distributors harmless against all claims, costs, damages, and expenses, and reasonable attorney fees arising out of, directly or indirectly, any claim of personal injury or death associated with such unintended or unauthorized use, even if such claim alleges that Freescale was negligent regarding the design or manufacture of the part.Freescale™ and the Freescale logo are trademarks of Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners. © Freescale Semiconductor, Inc., 2011-2014. All rights reserved.



Introduction

3 IntroductionKIT13892VXEVBEJ

This EVB shows the functionality of the MC13892JVxx device set up under specific operation parameters.

The MC13892 is a SMARTMOS Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) component for Freescale's i.MX51, i.MX37, i.MX35, and i.MX27 application processors, targeting netbooks, ebooks, mobile internet devices, smart phones, personal media players, and personal navigation devices. For evaluation purposes this KIT13892KVXXEVBE comes with the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME board for communication and control purposes.

KITUSBCOMDGLEVME

This KIT is a USB communication dongle that uses the MC9S08JM8CLC MCU to enable communication between a PC/laptop with a USB port, and the KIT13892VXEVBEJ, through SPI or I2C terminals.

Beside communication, this board also provides two pins for quick “plug in” identification as well as three GPIO, four PWM signals, and two ADC. All of these pins can be configured and used as general purpose I/O pins, getting 11 GPIOs in total, if needed.

These communication signals and GPIOs can be level shifted to 5.0 V, 3.3 V, and 1.8 V, in order to cover most of the application voltage requirements.

3.1 KIT13892VXEVBEJ Functional Blocks• Charger: The charge path can be configured for single or serial path using jumpers J5 and J9 to

enable/disable the M3 transistor. CHRGSE1B pin is driven by the USB dongle MCU through a FET. This saves the need to specify if the charger connected is a wall or USB charger through hardware.

• LED Backlighting: RGB and backlighting LEDs are provided on the board to test these features. Jumpers (J4, J7, and J3) have been placed to connect or disconnect the backlighting LEDs to their respective channel.

• Power: All the regulators and regulators signals have been connected to J17, J18, and J24 so they can be loaded and tested from there. They also have their respective test point on the board. Regulators have a 0 resistor that allows the output to be connected to the feedback signal on the board. The feedback signals are also available on the load connectors, so the feedback point can be connected directly to the load by removing these resistors. These resistors are populated by default. The DVS feature of the regulators can be controlled by means of J31/32 and J35/38 jumpers. LDOs that can be used with either internal or external pass devices (VCAM and VGEN3) can be set for either one of both configurations by changing the J27 and J30 jumpers positions.

• Programmability and Control: The MC13892 can be configured to be controlled by I2C or SPI communication. In I2C mode, J19 ties the CS pin to VCORE, J20 and J21 connect the pull-up resistors on MISO and CLK respectively, and J22/23 are intended to set the A0 address at the MOSI pin. The following pins are connected to the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME, so they can be controlled/monitored through the GUI: CS, CLK, MISO, MOSI, WDI, INT, RESETB, RESETBMCU, STANDBY, STANDBYSEC, and PWRON1. The SPIVCC pin can be supplied by SW4 of the MC13892, by placing the J16 jumper, or by the LDO on the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME through the SPIVCC signals on the J10, J14, and J15 connectors. PUMS and MODE pins can be configured through the J36/37, J40/41, and J12/13 jumpers on the board.

• LICELL: The coin cell holder offers the possibility to keep the RTC running and save the contents of some registers, even if the device is in Off mode.

• USB: The VBUSEN and UID pins can be configured through the J26/28 and J34/39 jumpers. The VBUS of the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME can be connected to the UVBUS pin of the, by means of the J29 jumper. The UVBUS pin is also available at J2 for OTG mode.

• ADC: The ADC block can be triggered by hardware by using the SW1 push button. The J25 connector contains all the necessary signals to connect a touch screen panel. The R13 potentiometer is provided in order to test the ADIN5 input, as well as giving the possibility to bias a battery thermistor connected there. ADIN6 and ADIN7 have their respective test point in order to connect a specific voltage there and test these inputs.



Introduction

3.2 KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Functional Blocks

Table 1. SPI Interface.- Pin Header Configuration for SPI Interface at J9

PIN NUMBER DESCRIPTION PIN NUMBER DESCRIPTION

1 GND - Ground 9 SPSCK - SPI Serial Clock

2 ADC1 - Analog-to-Digital Regulator 10 PWM3 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal

3 COMM_V - Communication Voltage 11 MOSI - SPI Master Output Slave Input

4 ADC0 - Analog-to-Digital Regulator 12 PWMSYNC - PWM Synchronization Signal

5 5.0 V - Voltage from USB Port 13 MISO - SPI MAster Input Slave Output

6 PWM0 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal 14 ID1 - Board Identifier 1

7 PWM2 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal 15 SS - Slave Select

8 PWM1 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal 16 ID0 - Board Identifier 0

Table 2. I2C Interface.- Pin Header Configuration for I2C Interface at J7


1 ID0 - Board Identifier 0 4 GND - Ground

2 ID0 - Board Identifier 1 5 SCL - I2C Serial Clock

3 SDA - 12C Serial Data 6 COMM_V - Communication Voltage

Table 3. UART Interface.- Pin Header Configuration for UART Interface at J6


1 ID0 - Board Identifier 0 4 GND - Ground

2 ID0 - Board Identifier 1 5 RXD - Receive Data

3 TXD - Transmit Data 6 GND - Ground

Table 4. GPIO Interface.- Pin Header Configuration for GPIOs Interface at J8


1 ID0 - Board Identifier 0 8 PWM2 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal

2 ID0 - Board Identifier 1 9 PWM1 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal

3 GPIO2 - General Purpose I/O 10 PWM0 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal

4 GPIO1 - General Purpose I/O 11 ADC0 - Analog-to-Digital Regulator

5 GPIO0 - General Purpose I/O 12 ADC1 - Analog-to-Digital Regulator

6 PWMSYNC - PWM Synchronization Signal

13 GND - Ground

7 PWM3 - Pulse Width Modulation Signal 14 COMM_V - Communication Voltage



Introduction

Communication voltage selection - This communication board allows the user to select one of the following three communication voltages through hardware, which are very common on most of the applications:

• 5.0 V - This voltage comes directly from the USB port and can be selected by connecting J3(1-2). This selection ignores the voltage coming from the LDO, and sets the USB voltage as the maximum level for communication.

• 3.3 V - This voltage can be selected by connecting J5(1-2) and J3(2-3).This selection configures the LDO to supply 3.3 V, and set the voltage as the maximum voltage reference of communication.

• 1.8 V - This communication voltage is selected by connecting J5(2-3) and J3(2-3). By connecting these two jumpers, the LDO supplies 1.8 V, and set this voltage level as the maximum voltage reference of communication.

3.3 EVBs Operating ParametersKIT13892VXEVBEJ Board

• Input voltages:

• Battery: 3.7 V• USB/Wall charger: 5.0 V• Power supply for backlighting: 9.0 V

• Default output voltages:

• Regulators: SW1 = 1.05 V; SW2 = 1.22 V; SW3 = 1.2 V; SW4 = 1.8 V; SWBST = 5.0 V (when a charger is attached, otherwise 0 V).

• Linear regulators: VUSB = 3.3 V; VUSB2 = 2.6 V; VPLL = 1.8 V; VDIG = 1.25 V; VIOHI = 2.775 V; VGEN1 = 0 V; VGEN2 = 3.15 V; VGEN3 = 0 V; VSD = 0 V; VVIDEO = 0 V; VAUDIO = 0 V; VCAM = 0 V.

• Switching frequency in regulators: 3.1457 MHz (SWBST operates at 2.0 MHz).• Communication interfaces:

• SPI - Frequency up to 26 MHz• I2C - Frequency at 400 kHz

• Power control signals - RESETB, RESETBMCU, WDI, INT, STANDBY, STANDBYSEC, CHRGSE1B, and CS

KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Board

• Power supply = 5.0 V (supplied by computer USB port)

• Communication Interfaces:

• I2C - Frequency up to 3.5 MHz (100 kHz, 400 kHz or 3.5 MHz); Voltage Level = Selectable (5.0 V, 3.3 V, or 1.8 V)

• SPI - Frequency up to 4.0 MHz; Voltage Level = Selectable (5.0 V, 3.3 V, or 1.8 V)• UART - Frequency from 2400 bps to 115200 bps; Voltage Level = 12 V (Typ.)• USB - Frequency fixed at 12 Mbps; Voltage Level = 5.0 V (Typ.)

• Other Signals:

• Four PWM signals (Adjustable frequency up to 4.0 MHz)• Open Drain signals with selectable voltage Level (5.0 V, 3.3 V or 1.8 V)• Three GPIOs (General Purpose I/O pins) Open Drain signals with selectable voltage Level (5.0 V, 3.3 V,

or 1.8 V)• Two ADCs (10 bits)• Identifiers - Two ADC signals pulled up to 5.0 V thru 10 kohm resistors. These inputs are designated to

identify the Slave device and automatically OPEN its corresponding Graphical User Interface (GUI). This feature only applies if a slave board was designed for it.



Introduction

3.4 EVBs FeaturesKIT13892KVxEVBEJ Board

• Four Layer Board

• Low Noise Design

• Top and bottom Layer component placement

• Three 12 pin connectors (J17, J18, and J24) for regulators, linear regulators, and NMOS power gate switches accessibility. Review Figures 9 and 10 schematics for connections

• Banana jack connectors (J6-J8 and J1-J2) for battery and charger attachments

• Battery holder for a CR2477 Li-Ion/Li-Pol coin cell

• Several jumper configurations for PMIC mode of operation

• Scattered test points for different measurements

• I2C and SPI communication interface connectors (J10 and J14)

• Power control interface connector (J15)

• Three RGB LEDs for color mixing or general purpose signaling

• 17 white LEDs for backlighting applications. Note that an external Boost regulator voltage needs to be attached at TP SWLED

• Two green LEDs for RESETB and RESETBMCU signaling

• One red LED for charger attachment signaling

• Four-wire resistive touch screen interface connector (J25)

KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Board

• Four Layer Board

• Low Noise Design

• Top Layer Placement

• UART, I2C, and SPI communication interface connectors (J6, J7, and J9)

• USB type A connector

• Communication Voltage Level Shifting configuration (J3 and J5)

• BDM connector for MCU programming (J2)

• Pull-up resistors for I2C and SPI line communication voltage jumper configurations (J4)

3.5 MC13892 Device Description/Features• Battery charger system for wall charging and USB charging

• 10 bit ADC for monitoring battery and other inputs, plus a coulomb counter support module

• Four adjustable output buck regulators for direct supply of the processor core and memory

• 12 adjustable output LDOs with internal and external pass devices

• Boost regulator for supplying RGB LEDs

• Serial backlight drivers for displays and keypad, plus RGB LED drivers

• Power control logic with processor interface and event detection

• Real time clock and crystal oscillator circuitry, with coin cell backup and support for external secure real time clock, on a companion system processor IC

• Touch screen interface

• SPI/I2C bus interface for control and register access



Required Equipment

4 Required Equipment• 3.7 V Li-Ion battery to be connected at J6-J8

• 9.0 V, 500 mA power supply to be connected at test point SWLED.

• 5.0 V, 5.0 A, Adjustable Power Source to be connected at J1-J2

• Computer Central Processing Unit (CPU) System Requirements:

• Windows eXPerience (XP) (Note: The USB drivers for the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME MCU were developed under Windows XP operating system)

• 1.0 Gigabyte Random Access Memory

• 100 Megabyte Hard Disc Drive Available Memory

5 Setup ConfigurationPlease refer to the following figures for setting up the connections between the USBCOMDGL, and either the KIT13892VKEVBEJ or the KIT13892VLEVBEJ, by I2C or SPI communication.

Figure 1. MC13892 Basic Hardware Setup

(+) (+)(‐) (‐)

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USB Cable

KITUSBCOMDGLEVME

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(J18, J24, J17)Cables (Fig. 3, 4, 5, and 6)

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Setup Configuration

Figure 2. SPI Configuration for the MC13892JVL Board alongside the USB Dongle

Figure 3. I2C Configuration for the MC13892JVL Board alongside the USB Dongle



Setup Configuration

Figure 4. SPI Configuration for the MC13892JVK Board alongside the USB Dongle

Figure 5. I2C Configuration for the MC13892JVK Board alongside the USB Dongle



Setup Configuration

5.1 KIT13892VxEVBEJ Jumper Location and Configuration

Figure 6. KIT13892VLEVBEJ Default Jumper Location and Configuration

Location Jumper Reference Position

1 J40-41 2

2 J7 Shorted

3 J9 Shorted

4 J27 2-3

5 J30 2-3

6 J16 Shorted

7 J22-23 3

8 J33 Shorted

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Setup Configuration

Figure 7. KIT13892VKEVBEJ Default Jumper Location and Configuration


1 J40-41 2

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4 J9 Shorted

5 J30 2-3

6 J22-23 3

7 J27 2-3

8 J16 Shorted

9 J7 Shorted

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Setup Configuration

JumperReference

GeneralDescription Position Function

J34-J39 USB ID Connection Open (default) B type plug (USB Host, OTG default master or no device) is attached

1 Grounded: A type plug (USB default slave) is attached

2 Resistor to ground: Non-USB accessory is attached

3 Tied to SWBST: Factory mode

J26-J28 Control VBUSEN pin Open (default) VBUSEN feature not used

1 Grounded: VBUS supplied from USB cable

2 For future usage

3 Tied to SW4: VBUS supplied from SWBST if VUSBIN and OTGSWBSTEN bits = 1 (OTG mode), or VUSB supplied from VBUS if VUSBIN = 0 and a valid VBUS is present

J31-J32 DVS1 Control Open (default) Dynamic Voltage Scaling feature disabled for SW1

1 Tied to SW4: DVS feature activated. The regulator output voltage will transition to the set point indicated in the SW1DVS bits on programmed steps

2 For future usage

3 Grounded: DVS feature deactivated and the regulator will be working on the set point indicated by the SW1 bits

J35-J38 DVS2 Control Open (default) Dynamic Voltage Scaling feature disabled for SW2

1 Tied to SW4: DVS feature activated. The regulator output voltage will transition to the set point indicated in the SW2DVS bits on programmed steps

2 For future usage

3 Grounded: DVS feature deactivated and the regulator will be working on the set point indicated by the SW2 bits

J40-J41 PUMS1 Control (Controls the power up default values of

the regulators)

Open Open (Check MC13892 Data Sheet for further reference on the default values)

1 Tied to VCORE (Check MC13892 Data Sheet for further reference on the default values)

2 (default) Tied to VCOREDIG (Check MC13892 Data Sheet for further reference on the default values)

3 Grounded (Check MC13892 Data Sheet for further reference on the default values)

J13-J12 PUMS2 Control (Controls the power

up default values and sequence of the

regulators)

Open (default) Open (Check MC13892 Data Sheet for further reference on the default values)

1 Tied to VCORE: No usage on version 2.0 A of the device. For future usage

2 Tied to VCOREDIG: No usage on version 2.0 A of the device. For future usage

3 Grounded (Check MC13892 Data Sheet for further reference on the default values)

J36-J37 Control MODE pin Open No mode selected, the device will not work

1 Tied to VCORE: Test mode

2 Tied to VCOREDIG: Low Power Boot allowed

3 (default) Grounded: Normal operation

J3 LEDMD String Control

Open

(default)LEDMD string open. LEDMD pin unconnected

Shorted LEDMD string enabled and connected to LEDMD pin

J4 LEDAD String Control Open

(default)LEDAD string open. LEDAD pin unconnected

Shorted LEDAD string enabled and connected to LEDAD pin

J7 LEDKP String Control Open LEDKP string open. LEDKP pin unconnected

Shorted (default)

LEDKP string enabled and connected to LEDKP pin



Setup Configuration

J16 SPIVCC Supply Open SPIVCC pin allowed to be supplied through connectors J10, J15, or J14

Shorted (default)

SPIVCC supplied by SW4 (1)

J19 CS pin Control Open (default) CS pin allowed to be controlled by connector J15. If it is grounded or left open at startup, the device will be configured on SPI mode.

Shorted Tied to VCORE: If this pin is tied to VCORE at startup, the device will be configured for I2C mode.

J20 MISO Pull-up Open (default) Pull-up resistor on MISO pin disabled for SPI communication

Shorted Pull-up resistor on MISO pin enabled for I2C communication

J21 CLK Pull-up Open (default) Pull-up resistor on CLK pin disabled for SPI communication

Shorted Pull-up resistor on CLK pin enabled for I2C communication

J29 UVBUS Supply Open (default) UVBUS pin disconnected from J14

Shorted UVBUS pin connected to J14 connector for it to be supplied from the USB cable connected to the MCU board, or to supply a USB cable in OTG mode

J27 VCAMDRV Open VCAM regulator not used

1-2 VCAM regulator configured with external pass device (VCAMCONFIG bit needs to be set to 1)

2-3 (default) VCAM regulator configured with internal pass device (VCAMCONFIG bit needs to be cleared

J30 VGEN3DRV Open VGEN3 regulator not used

1-2 VGEN3 regulator configured with external pass device (VGEN3CONFIG bit needs to be set to 1)

2-3 (default) VGEN3 regulator configured with internal pass device (VGEN3CONFIG bit needs to be cleared

J5 M3 FET Control 1 Open (default) Charge path configured as Serial Path (J9 needs to be shorted)

Shorted Charge path configured as Single Path (J9 needs to be open)

J9 M3 FET Control 2 Open M3 FET not controlled. Charge path configured as Single Path

Shorted (default)

M3 FET controlled by BATTFET pin. Charge path configured as Serial Path

J33 PWRON1 pin Control Open PWRON1 pin can only be controlled through Switch 2

Shorted (default)

PWRON1 pin can be controlled by either Switch 2 or an MCU board connected to J15 connector

J22-J23 MOSI Control Open MOSI pin not connected. Not recommended

1 Grounded: A0 address = 0 on I2C communication

2 Tied to VCORE: A0 address = 1 on I2C communication

3 (default) MOSI pin tied to J14 connector for SPI communication

Notes: 1. Due to the effect the level shifter of the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME produces on SW4, the latter will need a minimum extra load of 10 kOhm to work

properly when it is supplying SPIVCC.

JumperReference

GeneralDescription Position Function



Setup Configuration

5.2 KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Jumper Location and Configuration

Figure 8. KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Default Jumper Location and Configuration


1 J5 2-3

2 J3 2-3

Jumper Reference General description Position Function

J5 Level shifted Communication voltage

1 - 2 Adjust LDO voltage to 3.3 V

2 – 3 (Default) Adjust LDO voltage to 1.8 V

J3 Level shifting Communication voltage enablement

1 - 2 Set communication voltage to 5.0 V

2 – 3 (Default) Set communication voltage to LDO voltage

J4

Pull up resistor enablement for low voltage side

1 - 2 SDA pull-up resistor enable

3 - 4 SCL pull-up resistor enable

5 - 6 MISO pull-up resistor enable

7 - 8 SS pull-up resistor enable

9 - 10 SPSCK pull-up resistor enable

11 - 12 MOSI pull-up resistor enable

1 2



Schematics

6 Schematics

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GPO2F10

GPO3F9

GPO4G12

GNDSUB1F6

GNDSUB2F7

GNDSUB3F8

GNDSUB4G6

GNDSUB5G7

GNDSUB6G8

GNDSUB7H6

GNDSUB8H7

GNDSUB9H8

GN

DAD

CJ6

ADIN

5K9

ADIN

6K1

0

ADIN

7M

11

TSX1

J9

TSX2

J12

TSY1

M12

TSY2

L12

TSR

EF_1

M13

ADTR

IGE1

1

CFP

K7

CFM

K8

SPIV

CC

K2

CS

L2

CLK

M2

MO

SIJ2

MIS

OH

2

GN

DSP

IH

4

VCO

RE

A9

VCO

RED

IGB9

REF

CO

RE

D7

GN

DC

OR

EB8

UID

E6

UVB

US

E1

VBU

SEN

F2

VIN

USB

G2

VUSB

D1

LIC

ELL

D9

BATTA10

BATTISNSC13

BATTFETD10

BPB10

BPSNSD12

CHRGISNSC12

CHRGCTRL2_1A12

CHRGCTRL1B11

CHRGRAWA11

CHRGLEDE9

CHRGSE1BD8

GNDCHRGE8

NCA7

LEDMDD5

LEDADF5

LEDKPB6

GNDSWLEDA6

LEDRB7

LEDGE4

LEDBB5

GNDLEDE5

VUSB

2_2

A2

VUSB

2_3

B1

CHRGCTRL2_2A13

CHRGCTRL2_3B13

VIN

PLL

C1

PWRON2E10

PWRON3J8

PUM

S2E7

GNDREG3H5VG

EN3_

2N

1

VGEN

3_3

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TSR

EF_2

N12

TSR

EF_3

N13

BATT

ISN

SCC

B12

VIN

AUD

ION

7

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VPLL

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8H

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C67

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FC

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J33

HD

R 1

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HJ3

3H

DR

1X2

TH 1

2

CLK

32KM

CU

CLK

32KM

CU

Q12

2N70

02Q

122N

7002

3

1

2

C27

2.2U

FC

272.

2UF

C23

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FC

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10.0

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C24

10.0

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C52

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C37

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1

23

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CO

RE

REF

CO

RE

PWR

GT_

SW4

PWR

GT_

SW4

J13

HD

R_1

X3

J13

HD

R_1

X3123

C12

4.7u

FC

124.

7uF

TPG

ND

1TP

GN

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HD

R 1

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HJ16

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R 1

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H

12

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C4

10.0

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D15 BL

UE

D15 BL

UE

1 2

C15

4.7u

FC

154.

7uF

CLK

CLK

M3

NTH

S210

1PM

3N

THS2

101P

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241

5

367

L32.

2uH

L32.

2uH

12

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HD

R_1

X3

J37

HD

R_1

X3123

PWR

GT_

SW2

PWR

GT_

SW2

C9

4.7u

FC

94.

7uF

RST

BMC

UR

STBM

CU

C29

0.1U

F

C29

0.1U

F

J17

CO

N P

LUG

12

J17

CO

N P

LUG

12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1211

D4

LED

WH

ITED4

LED

WH

ITE

21

C35

0.1U

FC

350.

1UF

C25

10.0

uFC

2510

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DVS

2D

VS2

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CO

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LUG

12

J18

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LUG

12

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0

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10.0

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2 3

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M1FD

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C2A1C1

A2

B1

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SB2

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FC

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C66

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FC

662.

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UID

L6

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H

L6

2.2u

H1

2

J28

HD

R_1

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HD

R_1

X3123

R15

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L13.

3uH

12

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F

C42

0.1U

F

C2

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C2

10.0

uF

D11

LED

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LED

WH

ITE

21

D12

LED_ORANGE

D12

LED_ORANGE1 2

D20

LED

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ITED20

LED

WH

ITE

21

C33

2.2U

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332.

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VAU

DIO

VAU

DIO

D1

LED

WH

ITED1

LED

WH

ITE

21

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HJ3 H

DR

1X2

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12

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C55

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F

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R_1

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H

J9 HD

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H

12

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1

2

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BT1

HU

2477

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FBT1

HU

2477

N-L

F

2 1

C17

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FC

172.

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Schematics

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5 5

4 4

3 3

2 2

1 1

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CC

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AA

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2.7/

2.8/

2.9/

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3.15

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2.6/

2.75

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3.3V

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TSX2

TSY1

TSY2

TSX1

UID

TSR

EF

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PWR

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3

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US

BATT

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S

UVB

US

ID0

BATT

VCO

RE

VCO

RED

IG

REF

CO

RE

ID0

UVB

US

PWR

ON

2

VCO

RE

ID1

BATT

PWR

ON

1

VCO

RE

BATT

VCO

RED

IG

ID0

VCO

RE

VCO

RED

IG

VCO

RE

ID0

ID1

PWR

ON

1

TSY2

TSR

EF

TSX1

TSX2

TSY1

ID1

ACIC

_VG

EN3

ACIC

_SW

BSTF

B

DVS

1

CLK

RES

ETB

SPIV

CC

RES

ETBM

CU

DVS

2

ACIC

_SW

1FB

ACIC

_SW

4

ACIC

_VAU

DIO

MIS

O/S

DA

PWR

_GT1

_SW

1

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

ACIC

_SW

4

VCC

_BP

SPIV

CC

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

ACIC

_VPL

L

ACIC

_VIO

HI

ACIC

_VG

EN1

ACIC

_VG

EN2

ACIC

_SW

4FB

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

INT

ACIC

_VVI

DEO

VCC

_BP

GPO

4

ACIC

_VU

SB2

ACIC

_SW

BST

CLK

32K

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

ACIC

_SW

BST

ACIC

_SW

LED

VCC

_BP

CS

ACIC

_SW

BST

SPIV

CC

ACIC

_VU

SB

ACIC

_SW

2FB

ACIC

_VIO

HI

ACIC

_VD

IG

ACIC

_SW

4

ACIC

_SW

BSTF

B

RES

ETB

RES

ETBM

CU

VCC

_BP

ACIC

_SW

1

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

VCC

_BP

ADTR

IG

ACIC

_SW

2

ACIC

_SW

3

ACIC

_SW

4

VCC

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SPIV

CC

ACIC

_SW

4

GPO

1

ACIC_VSRTC

GPO

3

ACIC

_SW

4

ACIC

_VC

AM

ACIC

_SW

LED

ACIC

_VIO

HI

CLK

WD

I

SPIV

CC

ACIC

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4

WD

IC

HR

GSE

1B_C

TRL

STAN

DBY

SEC

RES

ETB

RES

ETBM

CU

STAN

DBY

ACIC

_SW

2FB

STAN

DBY

SEC

GPO

2

ACIC

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ACIC

_SW

3FB

ACIC

_SW

4

ACIC

_SW

2

CLK

MO

SIM

ISO

/SD

AC

S

MO

SI

ACIC

_SW

4FB

CH

RG

SE1B

_CTR

L

VCC

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PWR

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_SW

2

MIS

O/S

DA

ACIC

_SW

3FB

CS

INT

GPO

1

ACIC

_SW

3PW

R_G

T1_S

W3

ACIC

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HI

CLK

32KM

CU

ACIC

_SW

1FB

ACIC

_SW

1

ACIC

_SW

4PW

R_G

T2_S

W4

STAN

DBY

ACIC

_SW

4

VBU

SEN

ACIC

_SW

BST

ACIC

_SW

BST

ACIC

_SW

BSTF

B

ACIC

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L

ACIC

_VG

EN1

ACIC

_VG

EN2

ACIC

_VSR

TC

ACIC

_VU

SB

ACIC

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EN3

ACIC

_VC

AM

ACIC

_VSD

ACIC

_VD

IG

ACIC

_VVI

DEO

ACIC

_VU

SB2

ACIC

_VAU

DIO

ACIC

_SW

1

ACIC

_SW

2AC

IC_S

W2F

B

ACIC

_SW

1FB

ACIC

_SW

3AC

IC_S

W3F

B

ACIC

_SW

4

PWR

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1

PWR

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4

PWR

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2

PWR

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3

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154.

7uF

J38

HD

R_1

X3J3

8H

DR

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123

R34

10M

DN

PR

3410

MD

NP

TP55

TP55

TP33

TP33

J29

HD

R 1

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HJ2

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DR

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TH 1

2

C3

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F

C3

2.2u

F

SW2

FSM

SM

SW2

FSM

SM1

2

TPG

ND

1TP

GN

D1

D2

LED

WH

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LED

WH

ITE

21

C17

2.2U

FC

172.

2UF

L52.

2uH

L52.

2uH

12

C29

0.1U

FC

290.

1UF

TP39

TP39

TPG

ND

7TP

GN

D7

R28

200K

R28

200K

C11

0.1U

FC

110.

1UF

R12

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120

Y1

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21

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R22

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R26

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R26

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J23

HD

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R_1

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TP8

TP8

TP23

TP23

TP29

TP29

TP18

TP18

R13

20K

R13

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13

2

TP31

TP31

TP2

TP2

TP34

TP34

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LED

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12

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3

1

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TP46

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TP37

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SW2

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SW3

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SW4

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SWBS

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VUSB

250

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VVIO

HI10

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VPLL

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A

VDIG

50m

A

VCAM

250m

A

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120

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SW3

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SW4

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UT

F14

GN

DSW

1_1

G13

SW1F

BG

12

SW2I

N_1

J13

SW2O

UT

L14

GN

DSW

2_1

K13

SW2F

BJ1

2

SW3I

N_1

H1

SW3O

UT

F1

GN

DSW

3_1

G1

SW3F

BG

3

SW4I

N_1

J1

SW4O

UT

L1

GN

DSW

4_1

K1SW

4FB

J3

DVS1B7DVS2C2

SWBS

TIN

A5

SWBS

TOU

TA4

SWBS

TFB

C3

GN

DSW

BST

D5

VVID

EOD

RV

K12

VVID

EOL1

3

VIN

USB

2A3

VUSB

2A2

VAU

DIO

N7

VIN

IOH

IN

10

VIO

HI

N9

VPLL

D2

VIN

DIG

P11

VDIG

L9

VCAM

DR

VM

7

VCAM

L7

VSD

DR

VB1

VSD

C1

VGEN

1DR

VM

10

VGEN

1M

11

VGEN

2DR

VP4

VGEN

2N

3

VIN

GEN

3DR

VM

2

VGEN

3N

1

GNDREG1P12GNDREG2E2

XTAL1N6

GNDRTCP6XTAL2N5

GNDCTRLF11

MODEA8

PUMS1C14

PWRON1D11

STANDBYM6

INTE13

WDIF12

RESETBMCUE14

RESETBF13

STANDBYSECL12

CLK32KM4

CLK32KMCUM3

VSRTCM5

GPO1B2

GPO2E12

GPO3C13

GPO4D14

GN

DAD

CN

11

ADIN

5N

12

ADIN

6P1

3

ADIN

7N

13

TSX1

M12

TSX2

M13

TSY1

M14

TSY2

L11

TSR

EF_1

N14

ADTR

IGD

13

CFP

M8

CFM

M9

SPIV

CC

K3

CS

L2

CLK

M1

MO

SIN

2

MIS

OP2

GN

DSP

IL3

VCO

RE

A9

VCO

RED

IGC

9

REF

CO

RE

B8

GN

DC

OR

EB9

UID

B6

UVB

US

E1

VBU

SEN

F2

VIN

USB

F3

VUSB

D1

LIC

ELL

C10

BATTA10

BATTISNSB14

BATTFETC11

BPB11

BPSNSC12

CHRGISNSA13

CHRGCTRL2A12

CHRGCTRL1D9

CHRGRAWA11

CHRGLEDD10

CHRGSE1BB10

GNDCHRGB12

SWLEDOUTA7

LEDMDD7

LEDADC7

LEDKPC6

GNDSWLEDD8

LEDRB5

LEDGC5

LEDBC4

GNDLEDD6

VIN

PLL

E3

PWRON2E11

PWRON3D12

PUM

S2C

8

GNDREG3N4

BATT

ISN

SCC

B13

VIN

AUD

IOL8

SW1I

N_2

H14

SW2I

N_2

J14

GN

DSW

1_2

G14

GN

DSW

2_2

K14

GN

DSW

3_2

G2

GN

DSW

4_2

K2

SW3I

N_2

H2

SW4I

N_2

J2

D10

LED

WH

ITED10

LED

WH

ITE

21

TP32

TP32

J24

CO

N P

LUG

12

J24

CO

N P

LUG

12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1211C

332.

2UF

C33

2.2U

F

TP6

TP6

J37

HD

R_1

X3

J37

HD

R_1

X3123

TPG

ND

11TP

GN

D11

TP28

TP28

R19

0R

190

J5 HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ5 H

DR

1X2

TH

12

TP47

TP47

D3

LED

WH

ITED3

LED

WH

ITE

21

TP11

TP11

TP16

TP16

C13

10U

FC

1310

UF

TP50

TP50

C4

10.0

uF

C4

10.0

uF

Q6

NSS

1210

0UW

3

Q6

NSS

1210

0UW

31

2 3

C48

2.2U

FC

482.

2UF

D17

LED

WH

ITED17

LED

WH

ITE

21

D11

LED

WH

ITED11

LED

WH

ITE

21

C46

2.2U

FC

462.

2UF

C40

2.2U

FC

402.

2UF

TP53

TP53

D21

LED

WH

ITED21

LED

WH

ITE

21

J39

HD

R_1

X3

J39

HD

R_1

X3123

C23

4.7u

FC

234.

7uF

C39

0.1U

FC39

0.1U

F

J8 BAN

ANA

J8 BAN

ANA

IN1

C66

2.2U

FC

662.

2UF

J3 HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ3 H

DR

1X2

TH

12

BT1

HU

2477

N-L

FBT1

HU

2477

N-L

F

2 1

D24

LED

_GR

EEN

D24

LED

_GR

EEN

12

C61

18PF

C61

18PF

TP43

TP43

TP15

TP15

R5

1.0M

R5

1.0M

J35

HD

R_1

X3J3

5H

DR

_1X3

123

C31 0.

1UF

C31 0.

1UF

TP19

TP19

TP5

TP5

TP10

TP10

TP30

TP30

R21

560

R21

560

Q7

NSS

1210

0UW

3Q

7N

SS12

100U

W3

1

2 3

L21.

5UH

L21.

5UH

12

R10

0R10

0

J14

HD

R_2

X8

J14

HD

R_2

X8

12

346

578

910

1112

1314

1516

J27

HD

R_1

X3J2

7H

DR

_1X3

123

Q2

MG

SF1N

02LT

1GQ

2M

GSF

1N02

LT1G

1

23

C56

2.2U

FC

562.

2UF

TP58

TP58

J16

HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ16

HD

R 1

X2 T

H

12

L6

2.2u

H

L6

2.2u

H1

2

D9

LED

WH

ITED9

LED

WH

ITE

21

J12

HD

R_1

X3

J12

HD

R_1

X3

123

L32.

2uH

L32.

2uH

12

SW4

FSM

SM

SW4

FSM

SM

12

R14

0R

140

R20

560

R20

560

C5

10.0

uF

C5

10.0

uF

C26

0.1U

FC

260.

1UF

R17

0R

170

TP38

TP38

C27

2.2U

FC

272.

2UF

D20

LED

WH

ITED20

LED

WH

ITE

21

M1FD

Z193

P

M1FD

Z193

P

B2

C2A1C1

A2

B1

J30

HD

R_1

X3J3

0H

DR

_1X3

123

R29

200K

DN

P

R29

200K

DN

P

J32

HD

R_1

X3J3

2H

DR

_1X3

123

D15 BL

UE

D15 BL

UE

1 2

TP41

TP41

J10

HD

R_2

X3

J10

HD

R_2

X3

12

34 6

5

R1 0.02

R1 0.02

TP56

TP56

J41

HD

R_1

X3

J41

HD

R_1

X3123

TPG

ND

10TP

GN

D10

D6

LED

WH

ITED6

LED

WH

ITE

21

D1

LED

WH

ITED1

LED

WH

ITE

21

C51

0.1U

FC

510.

1UF

Q4

MG

SF1N

02LT

1GQ

4M

GSF

1N02

LT1G

1

23

R7

51R

751

C21

10U

FC

2110

UF

TPG

ND

5TP

GN

D5

TP12

TP12

TPG

ND

13TP

GN

D13

C18

22U

FC

1822

UF

J13 H

DR

_1X3

J13 H

DR

_1X3

123

J2 BAN

ANA

J2 BAN

ANA

IN1

C60

2.2U

FC

602.

2UF

TP52

TP52

Q1

2N70

02Q

12N

7002

3

1

2

C58

2.2U

FC

582.

2UF

J26

HD

R_1

X3J26

HD

R_1

X3

123

C67

2.2U

FC

672.

2UF

D18

LED

WH

ITED18

LED

WH

ITE

21

TP3

TP3

Q13

2N70

02Q

132N

7002

3

1

2

C49

0.1U

F

C49

0.1U

F

J7 HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ7 H

DR

1X2

TH

12

C6

10.0

uF

C6

10.0

uF

D22

LED

WH

ITED22

LED

WH

ITE

21

TPG

ND

6TP

GN

D6

TP40

TP40

TP42

TP42

M2

FDZ1

93P

M2

FDZ1

93P

B2

C2A1C1

A2

B1

TP20

TP20

R35

200K

R35

200K

C8

10.0

uF

C8

10.0

uF

C37

0.1U

FC37

0.1U

F

R4

0R

40

D5

LED

WH

ITED5

LED

WH

ITE

21

Q11

NSS

1210

0UW

3Q

11N

SS12

100U

W3

1

2 3

TP21

TP21

C41

0.1U

F

C41

0.1U

F

R11

0R11

0

J22

HD

R_1

X3J22

HD

R_1

X3

123

SW3

FSM

SM

SW3

FSM

SM

12

R30

200K

R30

200K

C22

0.1U

FC

220.

1UF

C24

10.0

uF

C24

10.0

uFJ9 HD

R 1

X2 T

H

J9 HD

R 1

X2 T

H

12

TP36

TP36

C19

0.1U

FC

190.

1UF

R32

200

R32

200

TP54

TP54

TP45

TP45

C34

2.2U

FC

342.

2UF

R9

51R

951

C62

18PF

C62

18PF

J17

CO

N P

LUG

12

J17

CO

N P

LUG

12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1211

TP51

TP51

TP44

TP44

J33

HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ3

3H

DR

1X2

TH 1

2

R27

200K

DN

P

R27

200K

DN

P

C10

22U

FC

1022

UF

TPG

ND

9TP

GN

D9

J1

BAN

ANA

J1

BAN

ANA

IN1

D19

LED

WH

ITED19

LED

WH

ITE

21

Q5

MG

SF1N

02LT

1GQ

5M

GSF

1N02

LT1G

1

23

TP17

TP17

TP13

TP13

R6

51R

651

C45

0.1U

F

C45

0.1U

F

TP49

TP49

J19

HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ1

9H

DR

1X2

TH

1 2

R18

0R

180

TP24

TP24

J31

HD

R_1

X3J3

1H

DR

_1X3

123

C36

2.2U

FC

362.

2UF

D14LED_GREEN D14LED_GREEN 1 2

J4 HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ4 H

DR

1X2

TH

12

J18

CO

N P

LUG

12

J18

CO

N P

LUG

12

1234567891012 11

TPG

ND

2TP

GN

D2

TP48

TP48

C25

10.0

uFC

2510

.0uF

TP59

TP59

J36

HD

R_1

X3J36

HD

R_1

X3

123

J25

CO

N_1

X8

J25

CO

N_1

X8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

D13LED_ORANGE D13LED_ORANGE 1 2

TP25

TP25

C30

2.2U

FC

302.

2UF

J21

HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ2

1H

DR

1X2

TH

12

D23

MBR

120L

SFT1

G

D23

MBR

120L

SFT1

G

21

C64

2.2U

FC

642.

2UF

TP1

TP1

R33

200K

DN

P

R33

200K

DN

P

SW1 FS

MSM

SW1 FS

MSM

12

TP57

TP57

Q9

NSS

1210

0UW

3Q

9N

SS12

100U

W3

1

2 3

J20

HD

R 1

X2 T

HJ2

0H

DR

1X2

TH 12

C38

2.2U

FC

382.

2UF

C44

2.2U

FC

442.

2UF

R2

0.1R2

0.1

C50

2.2U

FC

502.

2UF

R15

0R

150

U1B MC

1389

2_BG

A186

U1B MC

1389

2_BG

A186

GN

DSU

B1_1

A6

GN

DSU

B1_2

B3

GN

DSU

B1_3

B4

GN

DSU

B1_4

D3

GN

DSU

B1_5

D4

GN

DSU

B1_6

E4

GN

DSU

B1_7

E5

GN

DSU

B1_8

E6

GN

DSU

B2_1

E7

GN

DSU

B2_2

E8

GN

DSU

B2_3

E9

GN

DSU

B2_4

E10

GN

DSU

B2_5

F4

GN

DSU

B2_6

F5

GN

DSU

B2_7

F6

GN

DSU

B3_9

G8

GN

DSU

B3_1

F7

GN

DSU

B3_2

F8

GN

DSU

B3_3

F9

GN

DSU

B3_4

F10

GN

DSU

B3_5

G4

GN

DSU

B3_6

G5

GN

DSU

B3_7

G6

GN

DSU

B3_8

G7

GN

DSU

B4_1

G9

GN

DSU

B4_2

G10

GN

DSU

B4_3

G11

GN

DSU

B4_4

H3

GN

DSU

B4_5

H5

GN

DSU

B4_6

H6

GN

DSU

B4_7

H7

GN

DSU

B4_8

H8

GN

DSU

B5_1

H9

GN

DSU

B5_2

H10

GN

DSU

B5_3

H12

GN

DSU

B5_4

J5

GN

DSU

B5_5

J6

GN

DSU

B5_6

J7

GN

DSU

B6_1

J8

GN

DSU

B6_2

J9

GN

DSU

B6_3

J10

GN

DSU

B6_4

K4

GN

DSU

B6_5

K5

GN

DSU

B6_6

K6

GN

DSU

B6_7

K7

GN

DSU

B7_1

K8

GN

DSU

B7_2

K10

GN

DSU

B7_3

L4

GN

DSU

B7_4

L5

GN

DSU

B7_5

L6

GN

DSU

B7_6

L10

GN

DSU

B8_1

P5

GN

DSU

B8_2

P7

GN

DSU

B8_3

P8

GN

DSU

B8_4

P9

GN

DSU

B8_5

P10

D8

LED

WH

ITED8

LED

WH

ITE

21

J40

HD

R_1

X3J40

HD

R_1

X3

123

C28

2.2U

FC

282.

2UF

TP7

TP7



Schematics

Figure 11. KITUSBCOMDGL Schematic

USBDPUSBDN

VUSB33

EXTAL_JM60XTAL_JM60

GND

RST_JM60

BKGD_JM60

VUSB33USB_PWR

USB_PWR

SPSCKMOSIMISO

/SS

TxD_JMRxD_JM

PWM3PWM2

PWM1PWM0

PWMSYNC

GPIO0GPIO1GPIO2ADC0ADC1ID0ID1

SCLSDA

USB_PWR MAIN ICMC9S08JM8CLC

R181.50K

DNP

R181.50K

DNP

C35

0.10UF

C35

0.10UF

C8

0.10UF

C8

0.10UF

C10.47UFC10.47UF

C34

0.10UF

C34

0.10UF

R201.50KDNP

R201.50KDNP

+ C310UF

+ C310UF

C36

0.10UF

C36

0.10UF

U1

MC9S08JM8CLCE

U1

MC9S08JM8CLCE

IRQ/TPMCLK1RESET2PTF4/TPM2CH03PTF5/TPM2CH14PTE0/TXD15PTE1/RXD16PTE2/TPM1CH07PTE3/TPM1CH18PTE4/MISO19PTE5/MOSI110PTE6/SPSCK111PTE7/SS112

VD

D13

VS

S14

USBDN15USBDP16

VU

SB

3317

PTB4/KBIP4/ADP4 18PTB5/KBIP5/ADP5 19PTD0/ADP8/ACMP+ 20PTD1/ADP9/ACMP- 21

VD

DA

D/V

RE

FH22

VS

SA

D/V

RE

FL23

PTD2/KBIP2/ACMP0 24PTG2/KBIP6 25PTG3/KBIP7 26BKGD/MS 27PTG4/XTAL 28PTG5/EXTAL 29

VS

SO

SC

30

PTC0/SCL 31PTC1/SDA 32

C2

0.10UF

C2

0.10UF

C5

0.10UF

C5

0.10UF

+ C4

4.7UF

+ C4

4.7UF

C33

0.10UF

C33

0.10UF

USBDN

USB_PWR

USBDP

GNDGND

D-D+G

VV

USB_PWR

USB_PWR

USB Connector Type A

R1633

R1633

1 2

L1HI1812V101R-10L1HI1812V101R-10

12

D1HSMG-C170

D1HSMG-C170

21

R1270.0

R1270.0

1 2

L2HI1812V101R-10L2HI1812V101R-10

12

R1733

R1733

1 2

F10.5AF10.5A

12

TP1TP1

1

VD-D+G

J1USB_TYPE_A

VD-D+G

J1USB_TYPE_A

S1

A1A2A3A4

S2

ID0 ID1GNDGND

ID0 ID1GNDLDO_VSCL_VT

SDA_VT

MISO_VTMOSI_VTSPSCK_VT

USB_PWRLDO_V

ID0ID1

ADC0ADC1

LDO_VGNDADC0 ADC1

TxDRxD

GPIO2_VT GPIO1_VTGPIO0_VT PWMSYNC_VTPWM3_VT PWM2_VTPWM1_VT PWM0_VT

GND

/SS_VT

PWMSYNC_VTPWM3_VT

PWM2_VT PWM1_VTPWM0_VT

ID0 ID1

CONNECTORS

( COMM_V )

( COMM_V )

( COMM_V )

C40

0.10UF

C40

0.10UF

C39

0.10UF

C39

0.10UF

J9

HDR_2X8

J9

HDR_2X8

1 23 4

657 89 10

11 1213 1415 16

C37

0.10UF

C37

0.10UF

J8

HDR_2X7

J8

HDR_2X7

1 23 45 67 89 10

11 1213 14

J6

HDR 2X3

J6

HDR 2X3

1 23 4

65C38

0.10UF

C38

0.10UF

J7

HDR 2X3

J7

HDR 2X3

1 23 4

65

EXTAL_JM60XTAL_JM60 EXTAL_JM60

GND

GND

Crystal

Y1

12 MHz

Y1

12 MHz

I/O11 GND4 4

I/O3 3GND22

R21 1.0MR21 1.0M12

C1122PFC1122PF

12

C1022PFC1022PF

12

USB_PWR

BKGD_JM60 GNDRST_JM60

USB_PWR

BDM Programmer

J2

HDR 2X3

J2

HDR 2X3

1 23 4

65

R254.70KR254.70K R26

4.70KR264.70K

LDO_OUTUSB_PWR

LDO_OUT

USB_PWR

LDO_V

VOUT = 1.242 X ( (R2/R1) + 1) R2 = ((VOUT/1.242) -1) X R1

R2

R1

LDO REGULATOR

J5 (1-2) for 3.3VJ5 (2-3) for 1.8V

or MIC5235 (Ceramic Cap)

( COMM_V )

C211.0UFC211.0UF

J5J5

123 + C242.2UF

+ C242.2UF

U8

MIC5205

U8

MIC5205

IN1

GND2

ADJ4

EN3

OUT 5

J3J3

123C232.2uFDNP

C232.2uFDNP

R3120KR3120K

R305.36KR305.36K

C22470PFC22470PF

R2712.0KR2712.0K

FIDDUCIALSFID2

FID100 Mil Mask

FID2FID

100 Mil Mask

FID3FID

100 Mil Mask

FID3FID

100 Mil Mask

FID1FID

100 Mil Mask

FID1FID

100 Mil Mask

GPIO2_VTGPIO1_VTGPIO0_VT

ADC1ADC0

ID1ID0

SPSCK_VTMOSI_VTMISO_VT

/SS_VT

SDA_VTSCL_VT

RxDTxD

PWM0_VTPWM1_VTPWM2_VTPWM3_VT

GPIO PORT

ADC PORT

IDENTIFIERS

UART PORT

SPI PORT

I2C PORT

USER INTERFACE SIGNALS

PWM PORT

ID0 ID1

USB_PWR

IDENTIFIERS

R2910.0KR2910.0K

R2810.0KR2810.0K



Schematics

Figure 12. KITUSBCOMDGL Schematic

RxD_JM

TxD_JM

RxD

TxD

USB_PWR

UART CIRCUIT

C170.10UFC170.10UF

C130.10UFC130.10UF

C120.10UFC120.10UF

C150.10UF

C150.10UF

U3

MAX232ACSE+

U3

MAX232ACSE+

C1+1C1-3

C2-5C2+4

V+ 2

V- 6

T1OUT 14T2OUT 7T1IN11

T2IN10

R1IN 13R2IN 8R1OUT12

R2OUT9

GN

D15

VC

C16

C180.10UF

C180.10UF

SCLSDA

MO

SI

MIS

O

SP

SC

K

/SS

PW

M3

PW

M2

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M1

PW

M0

PW

MS

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GP

IO2

GP

IO0

GP

IO1

USB_PWR

PULL-UP Resistors HIGH VOLTAGE SIDE ( 5.0 V )

R132.2KR132.2K

C710PFC710PF

R122.2KR122.2K

R72.2KR72.2K

C6

10PF

C6

10PF

R112.2KR112.2K

R42.2KR42.2K

R62.2KR62.2K

R102.2KR102.2K

R92.2KR92.2K

R52.2KR52.2K

R152.2KR152.2K

R32.2KR32.2K

R82.2KR82.2K

R142.2KR142.2K

R22.2KR22.2K

GREF2DREF2

GREF4DREF4

SCLSDA

GND

SCL_VTSDA_VTGND

GND

GREF3DREF3

MOSI_VTMISO_VT MOSI

MISO

GP

IO1_

VT

GP

IO1

DREF1GREF1

/SSSPSCK

SPSCK_VT/SS_VT

PW

M2_

VT

PW

MS

YN

CP

WM

3P

WM

2P

WM

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PWM0

PWM0_VT

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M1_

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M3_

VT

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MS

YN

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T

GPIO2_VT

GP

IO0_

VT

GPIO2

GP

IO0

USB_PWR

LDO_V USB_PWR

USB_PWR

USB_PWR

LDO_V

LDO_V

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SPI

I2C

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( COMM_V )

( COMM_V )

R24220KR24220K

R23220KR23220K

U5

GTL2002DC

U5

GTL2002DCGND4

SREF1S12S23

D2 5D1 6

GREF 8DREF 7

C16

0.10UF

C16

0.10UF

U4

GTL2002DC

U4

GTL2002DCGND4

SREF1S12S23

D2 5D1 6

GREF 8DREF 7

C14

0.10UF

C14

0.10UF

C19

0.10UF

C19

0.10UF

U6

GTL2002DC

U6

GTL2002DCGND4

SREF1S12S23

D2 5D1 6

GREF 8DREF 7

R19220KR19220K

U2GTL2010BSU2GTL2010BS

S2

1S

32

S4

3S

54

S6

5

S1 24SREF 23GND 22

GREF 21DREF 20

D1 19

S7

6

D2

18D

317

D4

16D

515

D6

14

S87S98S109D1010D911D812

EXP 25

D7

13

C9

0.10UF

C9

0.10UF

R22220KR22220K

SC

L_LV

PU

SD

A_L

VP

U

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PU

MO

SI_

LVP

U

SP

SC

K_L

VP

U

MIS

O_L

VP

U

MO

SI_

VT

SP

SC

K_V

TSCL_VT

SDA_VT

/SS

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MIS

O_V

T

SD

A_L

VP

US

CL_

LVP

UM

ISO

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PU

SP

SC

K_L

VP

U/S

S_L

VP

U

MO

SI_

LVP

U

LDO_V

PULL-UP RES LOW VOLTAGE SIDE

For 5.0 V, J5(1-2) ConnectedFor 3.3 V and 1.8 V, J5 (2-3) Connected

(LDO_V = 5.0 V, 3.3 V or 1.8 V)

( COMM_V )

C29

10PFDNP

C29

10PFDNP

C2710PFC2710PF

R372.2KR372.2K

C30

10PFDNP

C30

10PFDNP

C26

10PF

C26

10PF

R342.2KR342.2K

R332.2KR332.2K

C31

10PFDNP

C31

10PFDNP

J4HDR_2X6J4

HDR_2X6

12

34 6

5 78

910

1112

R352.2KR352.2K

R322.2KR322.2K

C28

10PFDNP

C28

10PFDNP

R362.2KR362.2K

AD

C1

/SS

_VT

SP

SC

K_V

TM

OS

I_V

T

MIS

O_V

T

AD

C0

GP

IO0_

VT

GP

IO1_

VT

GP

IO2_

VT

PW

MS

YN

C_V

T

PW

M3_

VT

PW

M2_

VT

SC

L_V

T

SD

A_V

T

ID1

ID0

PW

M1_

VT

PW

M0_

VT

ESD PROTECTION

D14D14

D4D4

D9D9

D15D15

D10D10

D5D5

D16D16

D11D11

D6D6

D17D17

D12D12

D18D18

D7D7

D13D13

D19D19

D2D2 D3D3

D8D8



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7 Software

7.1 Installing the MC13892 GUI. The Setup installer will be provided as the MC13892 Installer.exe file.

1. Double-Click to the executable file. The installer shall run immediately and will look like as depicted in Figure 13.

Figure 13. License Agreement

2. Press the “I Agree” button to continue with the installation process.

3. Figure 14 shows the application components and the device drivers for the USB Dongle. There is no reason for users to uncheck the options to install the files.

4. All these files need to be installed for the proper run of the MC13892 Installer.exe application.



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Figure 14. Choose Component Window

Figure 15. Choose Install Location5. Before the installer runs, all needed files are stored in the C:/Program Files/MC13892 folder.

6. Once the destination folder is selected, click “Install”. The installation of the necessary drivers begins (Figure 16).



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Figure 16. Software Install Window7. Following the correct installation of the GUI and device drivers, the KIT13892VxEVBEJ board is ready to

receive and send commands to the MC13892 Installer.exe application thru the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME board. To finish the installation process, select the “Close” button (Figure 17).

Figure 17. Installation Complete Window



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7.2 Controlling the Hardware from the Graphical User interfaceTo interface the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME with KIT13892VxEVBEJ, the following connections should be made:

After plugging the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME to the USB port of the PC/Laptop, open the MC13892 Graphical User Interface program and click “Open USB Communications” on the main window (See Figure 18).

Figure 18. Main Screen of the MC13892 Graphical User Interface Program

A window will appear on which the desired type of communication must be chosen (See Figure 19).

KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Connector

KIT13892Vx EVBEJ Connector Function

J8 J15 For Control signals: WDI, INT, RESETB, RESETBMCU, STANDBY, STANDBYSEC, CHRGSE1B, CS, and PWRON1.

J9 J14 If SPI communication is desired.

J7 J10 If I2C communication is desired.



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Figure 19. Communication Type Selection Window for the SPI

Figure 20. Communication Type Selection Window for SCI

After selecting the communication type, go to the “Board Validation” tab (reference Figure 31 {5}) and set the WDI pin high, toggle the PWRON1 button to ON, and the MC13892 will turn on. If the I2C mode is selected (Figure 20), the user must select the I2C address to operate the MC13892 device, depending on the status of the A0 (MOSI) pin. At this point the user can start configuring the rest of the tabs to test all the MC13892 features.

The structure of the GUI is divided in different tabs, which control different blocks of the MC13892. Each one of these tabs controls a specific register and block of the device. From this point forward, this document will refer to specific parts of the figures with a number in parenthesis, i.e. (1). Refer to the figure following each paragraph, to locate the referred section.



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On the example (Figure 22), the “Power” tab has been selected (1); this tab controls the registers for the Linear Regulators, Backlight, and RGB LED blocks. On the Buck Regulators 1 and 2/PLL sub tab (2), all the functions of these two regulators and the PLL frequency can be changed.

The window shows the value of the register and how it changes, depending on command (3). Remember that a SPI command consists of a Read/Write bit, six Address bits, and 24 Data bits (Figure 21).

Figure 21. Register Value Changes with Commands

After the registers have been configured on the selected tab, the “Send Command” button (4) must be selected for the information to be sent and the registers to be written*. The button will send commands only when an open USB communication has being established. In the current operation mode proposed earlier (Enabled Without communication opened), these bytes will not be sent to the board. When the command has been sent, the “Command Status” bar (5) will read “Done!”. At this point, the next command can be assembled.

When a USB communication has being established, every time a tab is being selected, the GUI will request data from the MC13892 device and update the current tab with the received data from the board.

Figure 22. Writing and Reading Commands thru the Software Program

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7.3 Power Tab

Figure 23. Linear Regulator Configuration Screen

The POWER tab includes all the controls to configure the set point of all the LDOs and regulators (1), as well as enable/disable them (2), configure the operation mode (3), and in the case of VGEN3 and VCAM, configure them to work with their internal or external pass device (4).



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Figure 24. Regulators Configuration Tab Screen

In the case of the regulators, the configuration features include for example, other than the normal mode set point, the standby set point (1), the operating mode in normal and standby modes (2), whether they will be enabled or disabled in Memory Hold and User Off modes (3), and in the case of regulators 1 and 2, the Dynamic Voltage Scaling (DVS settings) and the Regulator Increment/Decrement set point (SIDMIN, SIDMAX) (4 and 5 respectively).

The PLL frequency can also be configured on this tab (6).



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Figure 25. White LED Backlighting Configuration Tab Screen

The Backlight and Tri-color LED sub-tabs include the controls to configure the Ramp and High Current Mode of the LED drivers (1), and combo boxes to set the duty cycle and current setting of the PWM drivers (2). The Continuously On/Off buttons (3) set the duty cycle of the corresponding PWM controller to 32/32 or 0/32 respectively.



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7.4 Charger/Power Control Tab

Figure 26. Battery Charger Configuration Tab Screen

The charger settings can be configured on the Charger sub-tab: The charger Voltage and Current (1), Power Limiter settings (2), Trickle LED (3), and bits for Software Controlled Charging configuration (4).



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7.5 ADC and Coulomb Counter Tabs

Figure 27. ADC Configuration Tab Screen

The MC13892 Graphical User Interface can control the ADC module in an automatic or manual method. For automatic mode, the ADC tab has two special buttons:

• Read ADC Channel (Single Mode) (1)• Read ADC Channels (Multi Mode) (2)

Both buttons enable and trigger the ADC before starting the conversions.

The Single mode performs eight readings of the same channel [the channel has to be selected on the Channel Selection 1 combo box (6)], and shows the results on the Read Out Value text boxes (3).

The Multi mode performs one reading of each one of the eight ADC channels, and returns eight different results shown on the text boxes. This ADC mode automatically sets and clears specific ADC register bits to complete the readings of all channels.

In the case of channels 6 and 7, which can be configured to read different parameters, the returned results will depend on the LICELLCON (4) and ADIN7SEL bits (5) configuration.

The tab also includes all the necessary bit controls to manually use the ADC module (6). As an example, follow these steps. Remember to select the “Send Command” button after each step to execute the command:

• Set the “Enable the AD Regulator” button to ON• Set the ADCCAL bit to calibrate the ADC• Select the channels to be read with the Channel Selection 1 and 2 combo boxes, then set the RAND

bit, if a single channel is to be read, or clear it if a multiple channel read is desired• Move the “Select Trigger” switch to the ASC position and click the “Send Command” button• The result of the conversions will be available on the ADC2 register (6), which can be read by clicking

the “Read ADCs” button (7). The format of the reading can be changed with the “Register Format Display” controls (8)



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Figure 28. Coulomb Counter Configuration Tab Screen

On the Coulomb Counter tab, a function called “Initialize CC Counter Automatically” (1) performs the following sequence of commands:

• Start the Coulomb Counter• Reset the Coulomb Counter• Set the CCDITHER bit, which applies a dithering to the A to D regulator to avoid any error in the

measurement, due to repetitive events• Set the CCCALA bit, which calibrates the Coulomb Counter• Set ONEC Value for Coulomb Counter accuracy• Clear CCCALA bit

This module can also be manually controlled through the CC Setting section bits (2).

The CC Counter section (3) displays the value in decimal of the module counter in the MC13892 device. Every time user reads the counter value, this section will display the current value in the MC13892 register.

7.5.1 Sampling Periodicity (4)The sampling periodicity section in the coulomb counter tab allows the user to retrieve the CC counter value from MC13892 device at certain rate. The field called “Sampling Interval” lets the user request data from the Coulomb Counter in milliseconds.

Once the “Start” button is pressed, the application automatically starts collecting data from the CC Counter and displays it in the graph section.



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7.5.2 Plot Settings (5)The plot setting section manages the general settings of the graphical section in the CC Counter tab. The “Line Style” option tells the graph to display data using different painting styles such as solid, dash, and dot type lines.

The “Display Mode” has two different options indicating how data will be displayed and saved into the graph tool. The “Pan” mode will scroll the data continuously across the screen like a standard Strip Chart. The “Wrap mode” allows the data to remain static on the screen, while a line moves across the plot area, and everything behind the line is repainted with the new data.

The “Plot XSpan” option sets the viewable extents of the X-Axis. When you are using the X-Axis to display Time, setting XSpan = 1 is equivalent to setting it to 24 hours. For instance, if you want to display five seconds of data on the viewable area, you would set XSpan = 0.00005787037037037 (1/24/60/60*5).

The button called “Line Color” lets the user change the color of the printing line in the graph. In the same row, the button called “Print”, allows the user to print the currently displayed data in the graph.

7.5.3 XY Coordinates (6)This section shows the exact position of the cursor in the graph area. The user is able to select any point in the graph, and the XY Coordinates box will display the coordinates of the selected point.

7.5.4 Plot Band Track (7)This option lets the user create a bound area between the delimited low and high sections in the graph. For instance, if the user needs to check a specific area in the graph between 0 and 50 (shown in Figure 28), they need to set the boundaries in the “Track Start” and “Track Stop” components accordingly, to create a delimited band.

7.6 RTC Tab

Figure 29. Real Time Clock Configuration Screen



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The digital clock control (1) shows the current time of the RTC register of the MC13892. It is important to enable the RTC (2) and click on the “Send Command” button for it to begin. The time can be changed at any moment using the control text boxes (3). This tab also includes the RTC calibration controls (4).

If the “Start Read RTC” button (5) is enabled, the RTC will automatically refresh each second. This way its accuracy can be corroborated. It is important to mention that while the RTC is being automatically refreshed, the rest of the commands will be disabled.

As a special feature, a “Current PC Time” button (6) is available. This button reads the value of the computer clock, which can be sent later to the RTC time register by clicking the “Send Command” button. The “Use Current PC Day”, “Use current PC Time as Alarm”, and “Use current PC Day as Alarm” buttons will similarly set the corresponding time or day on their respective blocks.

7.7 GPO/Sense and USB Control TabsThe GPO/Sense tab contains the controls for the GPO pins, and allows them to turn on and off, and configure their standby mode setting, as well as the ADC input control for GPO4. This tab also controls the Power Gating feature of the MC13892, and senses the state of the PUMS, MODE, CHRGSE1B pins, and whether the charger is configured in Single or Serial mode.

The USB Control tab, as its name indicates, contains all the controls of the bits that configure the USB block of the MC13892, including the enable bit of the VUSB regulator and the bits for OTG mode control.

7.8 Interrupts TabThis tab contains a list of all the interrupt bits of the MC13892, their masks, and sense bits. For an interrupt bit to be reflected on the INT pin, its corresponding mask must be set to Off, and the “Send Command” button must be selected. The INT pin status can be read in the bottom right section of the Board Validation tab. Its status can be refreshed by clicking on the “Read Pin Status” button on top of the window. Note that the Interrupts tab indicates if the bits contained in each column are Read or Read/Write (1), signaling that the read only bits cannot be modified through the interrupt status tab.



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Figure 30. Interrupts Status Tab Screen

7.9 Board Validation and Scripts TabsThese are two special tabs that control the overall functionality of the device, instead of a specific block like the rest of the tabs.

The “Register” combo box (1) contains a list of all the MC13892 registers, in which contents will be shown on the “Bytes” buttons (2) when they are selected in the combo box. The user can manually modify the contents of the registers by clicking on the buttons and sending the command with the “Send Command” button. The command to be sent will be shown in the “Command Assembled” text box (3).

A specific register can be read in the “Auxiliary Read Bytes” section (4) using the “Register” combo box placed there. The value of the register to be read will be shown in the “Bytes” text boxed on that section. This way, the user can (for example) check the result of an ADC conversion on the ADC2 register. They configure and trigger the ADC on the rest of the ADC registers using sections (1) and (2). The main purpose of the Auxiliary Read Bytes section is to read the contents from the MC13892, but not to write the registers.

In section (5), the CS, CHRGESE1B, STANDBY, STANDBYSEC, WDI, and PWRON1 pins can be controlled by clicking their respective buttons.



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Figure 31. Board Validation Configuration Screen

7.9.1 Writing and Running a Script

Figure 32. Script Writing Configuration Command Section



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A complete list of commands can be saved in a file to be run in series as a script. This is done with the “Board Validation” and “Scripts” tabs. To accomplish this, first click on the “Normal Mode” button (1) in Figure 31. After clicking it, it will show that the tab is working in “Script Mode”, in which the “Send Command” button is disabled and the commands assembled are only intended to be saved into a file. A Read/Write button will appear (2). This button is to indicate if the assembled command is to read or write to a specific register.

Script writing steps to write a script are listed by the following:

1. Click the “Normal Mode” button (1) to go into Script Mode

2. Select the register to be read/written in the “Register” combo box right above the “Normal Mode” button

3. Specify if it will be a Read or Write command with the Read/Write button

4. Configure the data bits using the “Bytes” buttons on the right of the Read/Write button

5. Select the Command Iterations, Limits and Delay in section (3) of the window

– Command Iterations indicate the number of times the command will be repeated

– Command Limits is for Read commands. The user can set the limits that indicate if the read of a register is valid or not (as a decimal number). When the script runs, a write command will compare the read value with these limits and show if the command passed or failed. This is useful for example for ADC readings

– The Command Delay box is to specify a determined delay after the command is executed. It is given in milliseconds

6. Click on the “Create Command” button on section (4) of the window. The command will be saved with the characteristics specified on section (3)

7. The software gives the possibility to iterate a bunch of commands that are saved in a group. To do this, after creating a bunch of commands and selecting the number of group iterations, click on the “Create Group” button, and all the commands will be saved under that specific group. After saving the commands into a group, they will be removed from the command list and a new group will begin. A specific name can be assigned to a group with the “Assign Name to Group” check box. All scripts must have at least one group in order to save them and all the commands must belong to a group, even if the group consists of a single command.

8. After all the commands and groups have been created and saved, click on the “Save Script” button to save the file

The “Delete Command” button shows a list of all the created commands. The user can select a specific one and delete it.

The “Delete All Groups” button deletes all the created groups from the RAM memory.

The “New Script” button removes all the commands and groups from the RAM memory after they have been saved to disk, to start a new script file.

7.9.2 Special RTC Commands and GPIO CommandsWhen running in Script Mode, special commands are added at the end of the list in the “Register” combo box. These commands are:

RTC Set Time of Computer Clock: Takes the value of the computer clock and writes it in the RTC time register.

RTC Time Compare Between Computer Clock and MC13892: Compares the value of the MC13892 RTC with the time of the computer clock.

GPIO “x” Write High/Low State: Where “x” represents CS, CHRGSE1B, STANDBY, STANDBYSEC, WDI, and PWRON1. These commands simply configure the state of the listed pins.

GPIO “x” Read State: Where “x” represents CS, CHRGSE1B, STANDBY, WDI, STANDBYSEC, PWRON1, RESETB, RESETBMCU, and INT. These commands read the state of the listed pins.



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7.10 Running a ScriptOnce the script has been saved, the “Scripts” tab has all the controls to run it. In the “Control Panel” section (1), click on the “Read Script File” button and load the script. A list of all the commands of the loaded script will appear in the “Command” window (2). A summarized view of the script can be selected with the “Collapse Command Nodes” option on the Control Panel. After the script has been loaded, click on the “Start” button on the Control Panel, and all the commands will be executed.

The “Input and Output Monitor Terminal” (3) will show a detailed list of all the commands sent and received, and whether they passed or failed, according to the limits set when created. The log on this window can be saved after the script has finished by going to the Script – Save Log Into RTF File menu at the top of the screen.

The “Compare Read Values” (4) also shows if the command currently being executed passes or fails a comparison to the limits.

Figure 33. Script Configuration Tab Screen

7.11 Brief Example: Writing a Quick ScriptThe following example shows the steps to follow to write a script that will turn on the MC13892, then turn on and off the RGB LEDs:

1. Go to the “Board Validation” tab and click on the “Normal Mode” button to select Script Mode

2. In the “Registers” combo box select the “GPIO WDI Write High State” command

3. Set a command delay of 100 ms. The command iterations and limits can be left with the default values

4. Click on the “Create Command” button

5. In the “Registers” combo box select the “GPIO PWRON1 Write High State” command



8. In the “Registers” combo box select the “GPIO PWRON1 Write High State” command




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11. Select the “Assign Name to Group” option, and write “Turn on Sequence” in the group name text box

12. Click on the “Create Group” button

13. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “LED Control 2” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 10010000 00001001 00000000. This will turn on the red and green LEDs



16. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “LED Control 3” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 00000000 00011001 00000000. This will turn on the blue LED and the SWBST for supplying the LEDs



19. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “LED Control 2” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 00000000 00000000 00000000. This will turn off the red and green LEDs



22. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “LED Control 3” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 00000000 00000000 00000000. This will turn off the blue LED and the SWBST for supplying the LEDs



25. Select the “Assign Name to Group” option, and write “Loop” on the group name text box

26. Set a group iterations value of 3


28. Click on the “Save Script” button and select a location and a name for the script

29. Load the script in the “Scripts” tab using the “Read Script File” button

30. Verify the connections of the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME and the KIT13892VxEVBEJ.

31. Click on the “Start” button of the “Scripts” tab to run the script

The following example shows a script that will read, and compare the battery voltage and the RTC time. This is a more complex script with which the user will start getting acquainted with the read value comparator:

1. Go to the “Board Validation” tab and click on the “Normal Mode” button to select Script Mode

2. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “GPIO WDI Write High State” command



5. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “GPIO PWRON1 Write High State” command



8. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “GPIO PWRON1 Write High State” command



11. Select the “Assign Name to Group” option and write “Turn on Sequence” on the group name text box


13. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “RTC Set Time From Computer Clock” command



16. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “ADC 1” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 00000000 00000000 00000001. This will set the ADEN bit to enable the ADC



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17. Ensure the Read/Write button says “Write” and set a command delay of 100 ms. The command iterations and limits can be left with the default values


19. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “ADC 1” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 00000000 00000000 00000111. This will set the ADCCAL bit to calibrate the ADC, set the RAND bit in order to make a single channel conversion, and configure the ADAx bits to 000 (channel 0 – Battery Voltage)



22. Select the “Assign Name to Group” option and write “Initialization” on the group name text box


24. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “ADC 1” register, and with the “Bytes” buttons set the following value: 00010000 00000000 00000011. This will trigger the ADC to start a conversion



27. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “ADC 2” register. Ensure the Read/Write button says “Read”. The GUI will disregard the value contained on the “Bytes” buttons since this is a read command, so they can be left as zeroes

28. Set a command delay of 100 ms. Set the commands limits as min = 10488320 and max = 12585984 (equivalent to a min of 3.0 V and a max of 3.3 V on the battery voltage)


30. In the “Registers” combo box, select the “RTC Time Compare Between Computer Clock and MC13892” command. This command will ignore the Read/Write button and the values contained on the “Bytes” buttons


32. Select the “Assign Name to Group” option and write “Loop” on the group name text box

33. Set a group iterations value of 3


35. Click on the “Save Script” button and select a location and a name for the script

36. Load the script on the “Scripts” tab using the “Read Script File” button

37. Verify the connections of the KITUSBCOMDGLEVME and the KIT13892VxEVBEJ.

38. Ensure the MC13892 has 3.3 V on the BATT pin

39. Click on the “Start” button of the “Scripts” tab in order to run the script



KIT13892VKEVBEJ Board Layout

8 KIT13892VKEVBEJ Board Layout

8.1 Assembly Top

Figure 34. 13892VK Top Assembly Layer




8.2 Top Layout

Figure 35. 13892VK Top Layout Layer




8.3 Bottom Layout

Figure 36. 13892VK Bottom Layout Layer




8.4 Bottom Assembly and Silk Screen

Figure 37. 13892VJ bottom assembly and silk screen layer




8.5 Fabrication Drawing

Figure 38. 13892VK Fabrication Drawing



KIT13892VLEVBEJ Board Layout

9 KIT13892VLEVBEJ Board Layout

9.1 Assembly Top

Figure 39. 13892VL Top Assembly and Silk Screen Layer




9.2 Top Layout

Figure 40. 13892VL Top Layout Layer




9.3 Bottom Layout

Figure 41. 13892VL Bottom Layout Layer




9.4 Bottom Assembly and Silk Screen

Figure 42. 13892 Bottom Assembly and Silk Screen Layer





Figure 43. 13892VL Fabrication Drawing



KITUSBCOMDGL Board Layout

10 KITUSBCOMDGL Board Layout

10.1 Assembly Top

Figure 44. USBCONDG Top Assembly Layer

10.2 Bottom Layout

Figure 45. USBCOMDG Bottom Layout Layer




10.3 Top Layout

Figure 46. USBCOMDG Top Layout Layer





Figure 47. USBCOMDG Fabrication Drawing




10.5 Silk Screen Bottom

Figure 48. USBCOMDG Bottom Silk Screen Layer.

10.6 Silk Screen Top

Figure 49. USBCOMDG Top Silk Screen Layer



KIT13892VxEVBEJ Bill of Material

11 KIT13892VxEVBEJ Bill of Material

Qty Reference Value Description Manufacturer Part Number

1 BT1 HU2477N-LF Battery Holder CR2477 Top Load Horizontal TH Renata Batteries HU2477N-LF

6 C1, C9, C12, C15, C20, C23

4.7F CAP CER 4.7F 10V 10% X5R 0603 Taiyo Yuden LMK107BJ475KA-T

8 C2, C4, C5(2), C6(2), C7(2), C8(2), C24, C25

10.0F CAP CER 10F 16V 10% X7R 0805Capax Technologies Inc.

0805X106K160SNT

1 C3 2.2F CAP CER 2.2F 16V 10% X5R 0603 Murata GRM188R61C225KE15D

2 C10,C18 22F CAP CER 22F 10V 20% X5R 0805 Taiyo Yuden LMK212BJ226MG-T

17 C11,C14,C19,C22,C26, C29,C31,C37,C39,C41, C42,C45,C49,C51,C53, C55,C59

0.1F CAP CER 0.1F 10V 10% X5R 0402 Kemet C0402C104K8PAC

3 C13,C16,C21 10F CAP CER 10F 6.3V 20% X5R 0603 Panasonic ECJ1VB0J106M

26 C17,C27,C28,C30,C32, C33,C34,C36,C38,C40, C43,C44,C46,C47,C48, C50,C52,C54,C56,C58, C60,C63,C64, C65,C66, C67

2.2F CAP CER 2.2F 6.3V 20% X5R 0402 Murata GRM155R60J225ME15D

2 C35,C57 0.1F CAP CER 0.1F 16V 10% X7R 0402 Venkel Company C0402X7R160-104KNE

2 C61,C62 18PF CAP CER 18PF 50V 1% C0G 0402Capax Technologies Inc.

0402G180F500SNT

19 D1,D2,D3,D4,D5,D6,D8,D9,D10,D11,D16,D17, D18,D19,D20,D21,D22

LED WHITE LED White SGL 35MA SMT Nichia NSSW100CT

1 D7(2) MBR140SFT Diode SCH PWR RECT 1A 40V SOD123 ON Semiconductor MBR140SFT1G

2 D12,D13 LED_RED LED Super Bright Red SMD 0603 Kingbright AP1608SRC

3 D14,D24,D25LED_GREEN

LED GRN SGL 30MA SMT 0603 Kingbright AP1608MGC

1 D15 BLUE LED BL SGL 30MA SMT 0603 Kingbright APT1608QBC/D

1 D23MBR120LSFT1G

Diode SCH PWR RECT 1A 20V SMT ON Semiconductor MBR120LSFT1G

4 J1,J2,J6,J8 BANANA CON 1 Banana Uninsulated TH -- 531H NIJohnson Components Inc.

108-0740-001

11 J3,J4,J5,J7,J9,J16,J19, J20,J21,J29,J33

HDR 1X2 TH HDR 1X2 TH 100MIL SP 330H AU 100L 3M 929647-01-02-EU

18 J12,J13,J22,J23,J26,J27,J28,J30,J31,J32,J34,J35,J36,J37,J38,J39,J40,J41

HDR_1X3 HDR 1X3 TH 100MIL SP 330H SN 95LFramatome Connectors International

68001-403HLF

1 J10 HDR_2x3 HDR 2X3 TH 100MIL CTR 330H SN 115L Samtec TSW-103-23-T-D

1 J14 HDR_2X8 HDR 2X8 TH 100MIL CTR 330H AU Samtec TSW-108-07-G-D

1 J15 HDR_2X7 HDR 2X7 TH 100MIL CTR 330H AU Samtec TSW-107-23-T-D

3 J17,J18,J24CON PLUG 12

CON 1X12 PLUG SHRD TH 2.5MM SP 346H SN 110L

JST MFG. CO B12B-XASK-1N-A

1 J25 CON_1X8 CON 1X8 PLUG SHRD TH 2.5MM SP 346H SN JST MFG. CO B08B-XASK-1-A(LF)(SN)

1 L1(2) 3.3H IND PWR 3.3H@100KHZ 1.4A 20% SMT TDK VLS252012T-3R3MR99

1 L2 1.5H IND PWR 1.5H@1MHZ 2A 30% SMT TDK VLS252012T-1R5N1R4

4 L3,L4,L5,L6 2.2H IND PWR 2.2H@1MHZ 1.8A 20% SMT TDK VLS252012T-2R2M1R3

2 M1,M2 FDZ193P TRAN PMOS PWR 20V 3A BGA6 Fairchild FDZ193P



KIT13892VxEVBEJ Bill of Material

1 M3 NTHS2101PTRAN MOSFET PWR SGL P-CHANNEL 8V 7.5A CHIPFET

ON Semiconductor NTHS2101PT1G

3 Q1,Q12,Q13 2N7002 TRAN NMOS 60V 115MA SOT23 ON Semiconductor 2N7002LT1G

4 Q2,Q3,Q4,Q5MGSF1N02LT1G

TRAN NMOS PWR 20V 750MA ON Semiconductor MGSF1N02LT1G

6 Q6,Q7,Q8,Q9,Q10,Q11NSS12100UW3

TRAN PNP PWR 1A 12V WDFN3 ON Semiconductor NSS12100UW3TCG

1 R1 0.02 RES MF 0.02 OHM 1/5W 1% 0603Vishay Intertechnology

CRCW0603R020FKEAEL

1 R2 0.1 RES MF 0.10 OHM 1/8W 5% 0603 Venkel Company LCR0603-R100JT

11 R3,R4,R10,R11,R12,R14R15,R17,R18,R19,R22

0 RES MF ZERO OHM 1/16W 5% 0402 ROHM MCR01MZPJ000

2 R5(2),R8(2) 1.0M RES MF 1.0M 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD1004F

3 R6,R7,R9 51 RES MF 51 OHM 1/10W 5% 0603 KOA Speer RK73B1JTTD510J

1 R13 20K RES POT 20K 1/4W 10% SMT Bourns 3224W-1-203E

2 R20,R21 560 RES MF 560 OHM 1/16W 5% 0402 Venkel Company CR0402-16W561JT

7 R26(2), R27, R28(2), R29, R30(2), R33, R35

200K RES MF 200K 1/16W 5% 0402 Yageo America RC0402JR-07200KL

2 R31,R32 200 RES MF 200 OHM 1/16W 0.1% 0402Vishay Intertechnology

MCS04020D2000BE100

4 SW1,SW2,SW3,SW4 FSMSM SW SPST PB 12V 50MA SMT Tyco Electronics 1437566-4

13 TPGND1,TPGND2, TPGND3,TPGND4, TPGND5,TPGND6, TPGND7,TPGND8, TPGND9,TPGND10, TPGND11,TPGND12, TPGND13

BLACK Test Point Pad Size 3.4MM X 1.8MM SMTKeystone Electronics

5015

26 TP1,TP2,TP3,TP4,TP5, TP6,TP7,TP8,TP9,TP14, TP19,TP22,TP23,TP26, TP28,TP33,TP34,TP35, TP37,TP39,TP40,TP41, TP42,TP43,TP44,TP45

33 TP10,TP11,TP12,TP13, TP15,TP16,TP17,TP18, TP20,TP21,TP24,TP25, TP27,TP29,TP30,TP31, TP32TP36,TP38,TP46, TP47,TP48,TP49,TP50, TP51,TP52,TP53,TP54, TP55,TP56,TP57,TP58, TP59

1U1

MC13892MC13892

IC MCU PWR Management BGA 186 (12X12MM)IC MCU PWR Management BGA139(7X7MM)

Freescale Semiconductor

MC13892VLMC13892VK

1 Y1 32.768KHZ XTAL 32.768KHZ RSN -- SMT Micro CrystalCC7V-T1A 32.768KHZ 9PF+/-30PPM

9 Extra Jumper Shorting Jumper Unplated BLK 3M 929950-00

3 Extra Cable 1x12 Custom 600-76735

1 Extra Cable 1x8 Custom 600-76838

Notes: 1. Freescale does not assume liability, endorse, or warrant components from external manufacturers that are referenced in circuit drawings or tables.

While Freescale offers component recommendations in this configuration, it is the customer’s responsibility to validate their application.2. Do NOT populate

Qty Reference Value Description Manufacturer Part Number



KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Bill of Material

12 KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Bill of Material

Reference Value Description Manufacturer Part Number

U1 MC9S08JM8CLCE IC MCU 8BIT 8K FLASH 1K RAM 48MHZ 2.7-5.5 LQFP32Freescale Semiconductor

MC9S08JM8CLCE

C1 0.47F CAP CER 0.47F 16V 10% X7R 0603 Kemet C0603C474K4RAC

C2, C5, C8, C9, C14, C16, C19, C33, C34, C35, C36, C37, C38, C39, C40

0.10F

CAP CER 0.10F 16V 5% X7R 0603 AVX 0603YC104JAT2A

C3 10F CAP CER 10F 16V 5% X7R 0603 AVX TAJA106K016R

C4 4.7F CAP TANT 4.7F 10V 10% -3216-18 AVX TAJA475K010R

C6, C7, C26, C27

10PF CAP CER 10PF 50V 1% COG0603 Kemet C0603C100F5GAC

C10, C11 22PF CAP CER 22PF 16V 1% COG0603 Kemet C0603C22F4GAC

C12, C13, C15, C17, C18

0.10FCAP CER 0.10F 16V 5% X7R 0603 AVX 0603YC104JAT2A

C21 1.0F CAP CER 1.0F 16V 10% X5R 0603 TDK C1608X5R1C105K

C22 470PF CAP CER 470PF 50V 5% COG 0603 Panasonic ECJ1VC1H471J

C23 2.2F CAP CER 2.2F 16V 10% X5R 0603 Murata GRM188R61C225KE15D

C24 2.2F CAP TANT ESR = 1.800 OHMS 2.2F 10V 10% 3216-18 AVX TPSA225K010R1800

C28, C29, C30, C31

10PF CAP CER 10PF 50V 1% COG 0603 Kemet C0603C100F5GAC

D1 HSMG-C170 LED Green SGL 2.2V 20MA 0805 Avago Technologies HSMG-C170

D2-D19 ESD9L5.0ST5G Diode TVS ESD PROT ULT LOW CAP 5-5.4V SOD-923 ON Semiconductor ESD9L5.0ST5G

FID1, FID2, FID3

FID FIDUCIAL Generic FID-040

F1 0.5A FUSE PLYSW 0.5A 13.2V SMT Raychem MICROSMD050F-2

J1 USB_TYPE_A CON 1X4 USB TYPE A MALE RA TH 178h AU Samtec USB-AM-S-S-B-TH

J2, J6, J7 HDR 2X3 HDR 2X3 TH 100MIL CTR 335H AU Samtec TSW-103-07-S-D

J3, J5 HDR 1X3 HDR 1X3 TH 100MIL SP 330H AU Samtec HTSW-103-07-S-S

J4, J8 HDR 2X6 HDR 2X6 TH 100MIL CTR 330H AU Samtec TSW-106-07-S-D

J9 HDR 2X8 HDR 2X8 TH 100MIL CTR 330H AU Samtec TSW-106-07-G-D

L1 H1812V101R-10 IND FER 100 OHM@100MHZ 8A 25% SMD/1812 Laird Technologies H1812V101R-10

L2 H1812V101R-10 IND FER 100 OHM@100MHZ 8A 25% SMD/1812 Laird Technologies H1812V101R-10

R1 270 RES MF 270.0 OHM 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD2700F

R2-R15, R32-R37

2.2K RES TF 2.20K 1/10W 1% RC0503 Bourns CRO603FX2201E

R16, R17 33 RES MF 33.0 OHM 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD33R0F

R18, R20 1.50K RES MF 1.50K 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD1501F

R19, R22, R23, R24

220K RES MF 220K 1/10W 5% 0603 Venkel Company CR0603-10W-224JT

R21 1.0M RES MF 1.0M 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD1004F


R27 12.0K RES MF 12.0K 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD1202F



KITUSBCOMDGLEVME Bill of Material


R30 5.36K RES MF 5.36K 1/10W 1% 0603 KOA Speer RK73H1JTTD5361F

R31 20K RES MF 20K 1/10W 5% 0603 Bourns CR0603-JW-203ELF

TP1 TEST POINT Test Point Pin.138X.059 SMT Nicomatic C12000B

U2 GTL2010BS IC VXLTR BIDIR 10BIT GTL-TVC 1.0-5.0V HVQFN24 NXP Semiconductors GTL2010BS

U3 MAX232A IC,L,MAX232A,RS232 SO16 Maxim MAX232ACSE

U4, U5, U6 GTL2002DC IC VXLTR BIDIR 2BIT GTL-TVC 1.0-5.0V VSSOP8 NXP Semiconductors GTL2002DC

U8 MIC5205 IC LIN VREG LDO 1.5-15V 150MA 2-5-16V SOT23-5 Micrel MIC5205YM5

Qty. 2 Jumper Shorting Jumper Unplated BLK 3M 929950-00

Y1 12 MHZ XTAL 12MHZ SER 9PF SMTECS INC. International

ECS-120-9-42X-CKM-TR

Notes: 1. Freescale does not assume liability, endorse, or warrant components from external manufacturers that are referenced in circuit drawings or tables.

While Freescale offers component recommendations in this configuration, it is the customer’s responsibility to validate their application.

Reference Value Description Manufacturer Part Number



References

13 ReferencesThe following list contains URLs where you can obtain information on other Freescale products and application solutions:

Description URL

Reference Web Sites Reference URL Locations

Freescale Web Site http://www.freescale.com/

Freescale’s Analog Web Site www.freescale.com/analog

Data Sheet MC13892 http://www.freescale.com/files/analog/doc/data_sheet/MC13892.pdf

Freescale Power Management Web Site http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/taxonomy.jsp?nodeId=01435979961182

http://www.freescale.com/files/soft_dev_tools/software/device_drivers/SPIGen.html?fsrch=1

http://www.freescale.com/


www.freescale.com/analog

http://www.freescale.com/files/analog/doc/data_sheet/MC13892.pdf



http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/taxonomy.jsp?nodeId=01435979961182

http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/taxonomy.jsp?nodeId=01435979961182



Revision History

14 Revision History

Revision Date Description of Changes

4.0 8/2014 • Updated kit contents/packing list • Added revision history page • Updated back page

Document Number: KT13892UGRev. 4.0

8/2014

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