Digi-Key M2S010-MKR-KIT SmartFusion2 Maker Board User Guide
- September 9, 2024
- Digi-Key
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Digi-Key SmartFusion® 2 Maker Board
M2S010-MKR-KIT SmartFusion2 Maker Board
Digi-Key SmartFusion2 Maker Board
Kit Contents—M2S010-MKR-KIT
Qty | Description |
---|---|
1 | Digi-Key Maker Board |
1 | Quick start card |
Digi-Key SmartFusion® 2 Maker Board
Digi-Key’s Maker Board provides designers with a low-cost evaluation board
to access the SmartFusion2 system-on-chip (SoC) FPGA. This device integrates a
12K LE flash-based FPGA fabric, a 166 MHz ARM Cortex-M3 processor, DSP blocks,
SRAM, eNVM, and general purpose GPIO interfaces all on a single chip.
The Digi-Key SmartFusion2 Maker Board (M2S010-MKR-KIT) supports a USB port for
JTAG programming, UART communications, and powering the board. The board also
features an SPI flash, a 50 MHz clock source, 8 user LEDS, 2 user pushbuttons,
a light sensor, and the VSC8541 PHY for 100 Mbps/1 Gbps Ethernet. There are
also two unpopulated laid out connections—these pinouts support an ESP8266 and
an ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth module (not included). The pinout is set up for
programming and communication to the SmartFusion2 SoC FPGA. The board can be
used with Microsemi’s Libero SoC v11.8 software or more recent versions of it.
SoftConsole, an IDE for C/C++ programming of the ARM Cortex-M3 is available.
The kit is powered through an LX7167A power module and includes integrated
FlashPro5 programming hardware.
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Pin Labels
LEDs (Red)
Function | FPGA Pin | Pin Name | Level |
---|---|---|---|
LED0 | 117 | DDRIO37NB0 | Active Low |
LED1 | 118 | DDRIO37PB0 | Active Low |
LED2 | 122 | DDRIO43NB0 | Active Low |
LED3 | 123 | DDRIO43PB0 | Active Low |
LED4 | 124 | DDRIO44NB0 | Active Low |
LED5 | 125 | DDRIO44PB0 | Active Low |
LED6 | 128 | DDRIO47NB0 | Active Low |
LED7 | 129 | DDRIO47PB0 | Active Low |
Push Buttons
Function | FPGA Pin | Pin Name |
---|---|---|
USER_PB1 | 143 | DDRIO59PB0/GB0 |
USER_PB2 | 144 | DDRIO63PB0 |
ESP8266 Module
Pin Number | Function | FPGA Pin | Pin Name |
---|---|---|---|
2 | TXO | 83 | MSIO1NB2/USB_DIR_B |
3 | GPIO2 | 81 | MSIO0NB2/USB_DATA7_B |
4 | CHPD | 90 | MSIO3NB2/USB_DATA1_B |
5 | GPIO0 | 93 | MSIO5NB2/USB_DATA5_B |
6 | RST | 88 | MSIO3PB2/USB_DATA0_B |
7 | RXI | 82 | MSIO1PB2/USB_XCLK_B |
ESP32 Wi-Fi-BT-BLE Module
Pin Number | Function | FPGA Pin | Pin Name |
---|---|---|---|
3* | BT_EN | 19 | MSIO79NB7 |
6 | IO34 | 8 | MSIO71PB7 |
7 | IO35 | 9 | MSIO72NB7 |
24 | IO2 | 20 | MSIO79PB7/GB1 |
25 | IO0 | 7 | MSIO71NB7 |
30 | IO18 | 10 | MSIO73NB7 |
31 | IO19 | 13 | MSIO76NB7 |
34* | RXD0 | 4 | MSIO67PB7 |
35* | TXD0 | 3 | MSIO67NB7 |
36 | IO22 | 14 | MSIO76PB7 |
37 | IO23 | 15 | MSIO77NB7 |
*Set jumpstart to Wi-Fi module to activate pin.
Software and Licensing
Libero® SoC Design Suite offers high productivity with its comprehensive,
easy-to-learn, easyto-adopt development tools for designing with Microsemi’s
low power Flash FPGAs and SoC.
The suite integrates industry standard Synopsys Synplify Pro® synthesis and
Mentor Graphics ModelSim® simulation with best-in-class constraints management
and debug capabilities.
Download the latest Libero SoC release
www.microsemi.com/products/fpga-soc/design-resources/design-
software/liberosoc#downloads
Generate a Libero SoC Silver license for your board
www.microsemi.com/products/fpga-soc/design-
resources/licensing
Download the SoftConsole IDE installation files for Linux and Windows at
www.microsemi.com/products/fpga-soc/design-resources/design-
software/softconsole#downloads
Documentation Resources
For more step by step instructions about the Digi-Key Maker board, including
user’s guides, tutorials, and design examples, see the documentation at
www.digikey.com/smartfusion2-makerboard
Included Demo Design
When the Digikey SmartFusion2 Maker Board is powered on, all 8 LEDs will flash
on and off repeatedly. Once user button 1 is pressed, the ambient light sensor
will be continuously read.
The result of the light sensor reading will be shown visually across the 8
LEDs as a bar graph.
Board Schematic
References
- Microsemi | Semiconductor & System Solutions | Power Matters
- Microsemi | Semiconductor & System Solutions | Power Matters