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Part Number Description
Device Number Description
RS9110-N-11-24
RS9110-N-11-24-02
RS9110-N-11-24-04
Part with UART as
Host Interface
Part with SPI as
Host Interface
Part with
UART/SPI as Host
Interface
TCP/IP
Enabled
Yes No
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Option for
TCP/IP Bypass
RS9110-N-11-24-04 will replace RS9110-N-11-24 and RS9110-N-11-24-02.
RS9110-N-11-24-04 is feature compatible with RS9110-N-11-24 and RS9110N-11-24-02.
This document describes how to use the RS9110-N-11-24 EVB. It
describes the sequence of commands and set-up requirements to quickly
evaluate the major functions of the modules.
Chapters Using the Evaluation Board in UART mode to Evaluating the
Module in Infrastructure mode describe operation using the UART
interface. Using the Evaluation Board in SPI mode describes operation
using the SPI interface. Upgrading Firmware describes the firmware
upgrade procedure. Even if the user does not plan to use the UART
interface, it is recommended to go through the UART section because all
the set-ups to evaluate different functionalities of the module in UART
mode are directly reusable in the SPI mode also.
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DIP Switches
SPI Header
2 Pin Jumper
LED1: Glows when
position
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2 Components on the EVBs
The RS9110-N-11-24 EVB has various switches and headers to enable the user to
configure it for different scenarios1. The figure below shows the various
components. The exact EVB may differ slightly from the pictures below due to
different PCB versions or minor changes.
LED3: Glows
after
successful
RS9110-N-11-24
module
DB9 Connector
for UART
USB Connector
for Power
power supply
cable is inserted
Push
Button
SW4
SW5
LED2: Glows
when power
switch is in on
Power
UART
Header for
MCU
Figure 1: RS9110-N-11-24-EVB
1
All components described in this section may not be present in different versions
of the EVB PCB. General functionality will however not be affected.
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Pin
Pin
1 NC - This pin must be left
2 NC - This pin must be left
3 NC - This pin must be left
4 UART
-
Input
UART RX pin of the
5 UART
-
Output
UART TX pin of the
6 NC - No connect
7 NC - No connect
8 GND
-
Ground
9 GND
-
Ground
10 GND
-
Ground
Pin
1 NC - No connect
2 SPI_CS
Input
SPI sl
ave select
3 GND
-
Ground
4 VCC
-
3.3V power supply. If
USB Connector for Power
The power for the board can be supplied through this connector.
UART Header for MCU
If the EVB needs to be connected to the serial interface of an MCU platform, this
header can be used. The voltage level of the UART TX and RX pins of this header
is 3.3V. The Ground pin should be connected to a corresponding ground signal of
the MCU board.
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SPI Header
The SPI header is used to connect the SPI interface of the module to a Host
MCU. The pin configuration of this header is as follows:
name Direction
RX
TX
Table 1: UART Header Pins
Description
unconnected
unconnected
unconnected
module
module
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Pin name Direction
Description
the USB port for power
supply is not used, this
pin can be used to drive
power to the EVB from
the Host MCU platform.
The maximum current
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sourcing capacity of the
5 SPI_CLK
Input
SPI clock
6 GND
-
Ground
7 SPI_MOSI
Input
SPI data input
8 SPI_MISO
Output
SPI data output
9 INTR
Output
Interrupt output (Active
10 NC - No connect
Switch
Status
Comment
1,2,3
ON, OFF, OFF
Power on reset selected
1,2,3
OFF, ON, OFF
Push button reset
1,2,3
OFF, OFF, ON
Reset from Host
4,5 ON, ON
SPI mode selected
4,5 OFF, OFF
UART mode selected
6 OFF Keep in OFF mode
DIP Switches
The DIP switches are used to select the module to work in UART or SPI mode.
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Table 2: SPI Header Pins
Host should be 500mA.
If not used, this pin
should be left open
high)
#
selected
selected
Table 3: DIP Switch Setting (6 switches)
Note: If Reset from Host selected using DIP switch settings then 14th pin of GPIO
header should be connected to the host. If EVB has 4 switches DIP switch then
resistor R19 should be populated with 0 ohms.
SW4 and SW5
These switches are used to select the UART DB9 connector or the “UART Header
for MCU” for communicating using the UART interface. The direction shown with
the thick red arrow is to select the DB9 connector. The direction shown with the
thick black arrow is to select the UART Header.
2 Pin Jumper
Used for Power measurements.
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3 Using the Evaluation Board in UART mode
The following sections describe how to use the Evaluation Board in UART
mode.
3.1 Configure Serial port in computer
To know the COM port name, check the computer’s Device Manager settings.
The COM port name is displayed in the window. Hyperterminal or Teraterm should
be opened and configured accordingly with this COM port name.
The steps for configuring HyperTerminal are shown below.
Complete the settings as shown below and click OK.
Teraterm can also be used. Similar configuration steps should be followed.
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3.2 Configure Serial Port Monitor in the PC
The actual bytes exchanged between the module and the Host PC may
not all be readable on Hyperterminal or Teraterm because of ASCII
conversion. A serial port monitor
free package is available at http://www.serial-port-monitor.com/ , while
other similar software such as Hterm, Docklight etc. also provide good
interfaces to simultaneously view ASCII and actual bytes exchanged in
the UART interface. The following sections assume that HHD Free Serial
Port Monitor has been installed from the above link.
Open the “HHD Free Serial Port Monitor” BEFORE opening the
Hyperterminal or Teraterm. Click on File -> New Session. Select “Serial
Port Monitor”. Select the appropriate COM port and “Request view” for
the display format.
2
can be used to see the actual bytes. A
2
Redpine Signals Inc. assumes no liability for damages of any kind resulting from
use of third party software.
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All bytes exchanged through the UART interface will now be visible on the
monitor.
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IP Address:
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192.168.1.100
Subnet:
255.255.255.0
Gateway:
192.168.1.1
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