Acsip EK-AI6108LT-S Solution Board User Guide
- June 1, 2024
- Acsip
Table of Contents
Acsip EK-AI6108LT-S Solution Board
Specifications
- USB Type-C Connector for DC Power in
- DC-DC 3.3V Regulator
- Nucleo/Arduino Connections (CN7, CN8, CN9, CN10)
- SMA Connector
- AI6108Lx Module
Product Usage Instructions
Jumper Settings:
Ensure that jumper H11 on the EK-AI6108Lx-S is not fitted. Refer to the
provided photos for correct jumper settings.
Pin Connections:
The module has various pin connections for UART, GPIO, SPI, and SDIO
interfaces. Make sure to connect the pins accordingly for your specific
application.
Power Supply Options:
You can power the device via the USB Type-C connector or through jumper
settings on the Nucleo/Arduino board. Follow the instructions provided based
on your power supply preference.
Interface Configuration:
Depending on your setup, you may need to configure the interface switch
jumper settings (JP1). Ensure the correct configuration for your specific
platform (STM32 NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q or STM32 NUCLEO-WB55RG).
FAQ
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Can I power the device using the USB Type-C connector?
Yes, you can power the device using the USB Type-C connector. Ensure to follow the instructions provided in the manual regarding jumper settings and power requirements. -
How do I connect the device to my PC for debugging?
Connect the Nucleo/Arduino board to your PC using the micro-USB connector (CN1 or CN15) for debugging purposes. Ensure the necessary jumpers are set as per the manual instructions.
Functional Description
DC Power Jumper
Jumper Settings vs Schematic
EK-Al6108Lx-S Pinout
Reference Platforms
STM32 NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q
- This uses the STM32 NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q as the host MCU development board.
- The two boards connect together as shown in the photo below. This is connected to the PC by the micro-USB connector CN1 on the Nucleo, as highlighted below. This will provide power and debug connectivity to the platform.
- Optionally power can be supplied via the USB-C connector on the EK-AI6108L-S instead. In most cases this should not be necessary, but may be necessary if the USB port is not able to supply sufficient power. Note that if power is supplied via the USB-C connector then JP6 on the Nucleo must be removed. The Nucleo must still be connected to the PC via micro-USB connector CN1 in order to use the debug interface.
STM32 NUCLEO-WB55RG
- This uses the STM32 NUCLEO-WB55RG as the host MCU development board.
- The two boards connect together as shown in the photo below. This is connected to the PC by the micro-USB connector CN15 on the Nucleo, as highlighted below. This will provide power and debug connectivity to the platform.
- Optionally power can be supplied via the USB-C connector on the EK-AI6108Lx-S instead. In most cases this should not be necessary, but may be necessary if the USB port is not able to supply sufficient power. Note that if power is supplied via the USB-C connector then JP1 on the Nucleo must be removed. The Nucleo must still be connected to the PC via micro-USB connector CN15 in order to use the debug interface.
STM32 NUCLEO-F429ZI
- This uses the STM32 NUCLEO-F429ZI as the host MCU development board..
- The two boards connect together as shown in the photo below. This is connected to the PC by the micro-USB connector CN1 on the Nucleo, as highlighted below. This will provide power and debug connectivity to the platform.
- Optionally power can be supplied via the USB-C connector on the EK-AI6108Lx-S instead. In most cases this should not be necessary, but may be necessary if the USB port is not able to supply sufficient power. Note that if power is supplied via the USB-C connector then JP3 on the Nucleo must be removed. The Nucleo must still be connected to the PC via micro-USB connector CN1 in order to use the debug interface.
Raspberry Pi 4
Antenna Specifications
RFA-08-C58-U-B70
Specifications
- Frequency range 863 -928 MHz
- Peak gain 1.6dBi
- Average gain 0.8dBi
- VSWR 2.5: 1 Max.
- Polarization Linear, vertical
- Impedance 50 g
- Connector SMA PLUG
Environment & Mechanical Characteristics
- Temperature – 10°C to +55°C
- Humidity 95% @ 25°C
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