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Power Supply, LEDs, USB, Function, xPico Wi-Fi Pin, Tower Elevator Pin JP5, JP7: 1-2

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2: Evaluation Kit Power Supply The Lantronix xPico Wi-Fi Freescale Tower System module can be powered from either of the USB connectors on the board. There is circuitry on the xPico Wi-Fi tower module that will convert the 5V input from USB to 3.3V to supply to the rest of the Tower System. This circuitry is turned off if power is detected on the Tower System, and the xPico Wi-Fi module will draw power from the Tower System instead in that case. LEDs The xPico evaluation board includes several LEDs for signal and unit status. The table below lists all of the LEDs and their functions. Note: LEDs 3, 4 and 5 are for future use when the Ethernet is populated. LED LED1/STATUS LED2/LINK JP6: 1-2 LED3/SPEED JP6: 3-4 LED4/ACT JP6: 5-6 LED5/DUP JP6: 7-8 LED6/SERIAL 1 LED7/SERIAL 2 LED8/POWER Table 2-2 LEDs Signals Function Orange: LED blinks with patterns indicating module status. See the xPico Wi-Fi Embedded Device Server User Guide for a full description of the status LED blink patterns Orange: LED is ON when the device is associated with an access point (on the STA interface.) LED is OFF when the device is not associated with an access point. LED is ON when Ethernet is in 100Mbps mode, xPico device with Ethernet only LED blinks when there is activity on the Ethernet port, xPico unit with Ethernet only LED is ON when Ethernet is in half duplex mode, xPico device with Ethernet only Orange: Receive activity Green: Transmit activity Orange: Receive activity Green: Transmit activity Blue: 3.3V Power is on USB There are two USB connectors on the xPico Wi-Fi Tower System module. The J3 connector can optionally be connected to serial port 2 of the xPico Wi-Fi module. See the description for serial port 2. The xPico Wi-Fi has a USB device-side port that can be connected either to the Tower System or to the J2 USB connector on-board. Use jumpers JP5 and JP7 to control where the xPico Wi-Fi USB port is routed. xPico Wi-Fi Pin DDM (24) DDP (22) Tower Elevator Pin (JP5, JP7: 1-2) USB0_DM (A54) USB0_DP (A55) xPico® Wi-Fi® Freescale™ Tower System Module User Guide 10

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2: Evaluation
Kit
xPico® Wi-Fi® Freescale™ Tower System Module User Guide
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Power Supply
The Lantronix xPico Wi-Fi Freescale Tower System module can be powered from either of
the USB connectors on the board. There is circuitry on the xPico Wi-Fi tower module that will
convert the 5V input from USB to 3.3V to supply to the rest of the Tower System.
This circuitry is turned off if power is detected on the Tower System, and the xPico Wi-Fi
module will draw power from the Tower System instead in that case.
LEDs
The xPico evaluation board includes several LEDs for signal and unit status.
The table below
lists all of the LEDs and their functions.
Note:
LEDs 3, 4 and 5 are for future use when the Ethernet is populated.
Table 2-2
LEDs Signals
LED
Function
LED1/STATUS
Orange: LED blinks with patterns indicating module status. See the
xPico Wi-Fi Embedded Device Server User Guide
for a full
description of the status LED blink patterns
LED2/LINK
JP6: 1-2
Orange: LED is ON when the device is associated with an access
point (on the STA interface.)
LED is OFF when the device is not associated with an access point.
LED3/SPEED
JP6: 3-4
LED is ON when Ethernet is in 100Mbps mode, xPico device with
Ethernet only
LED4/ACT
JP6: 5-6
LED blinks when there is activity on the Ethernet port, xPico unit with
Ethernet only
LED5/DUP
JP6: 7-8
LED is ON when Ethernet is in half duplex mode, xPico device with
Ethernet only
LED6/SERIAL 1
Orange: Receive activity
Green: Transmit activity
LED7/SERIAL 2
Orange: Receive activity
Green: Transmit activity
LED8/POWER
Blue: 3.3V Power is on
USB
There are two USB connectors on the xPico Wi-Fi Tower System module. The J3 connector
can optionally be connected to serial port 2 of the xPico Wi-Fi module. See the description
for serial port 2.
The xPico Wi-Fi has a USB device-side port that can be connected either to the Tower
System or to the J2 USB connector on-board. Use jumpers JP5 and JP7 to control where the
xPico Wi-Fi USB port is routed.
xPico Wi-Fi Pin
Tower Elevator Pin (JP5, JP7: 1-2)
DDM (24)
USB0_DM (A54)
DDP (22)
USB0_DP (A55)