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Pinout (Maya)

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204-PIN SODIMM pinout
==Introduction==
This chapter contains the pinout description of 204-pin DDR3 SODIMM edge connector of Maya module.
 
[[File:Maya_04.jpg|300px|frameless|border]]
 
Each row in the pinout table contains the following information:
* Pin: reference to the connector pin
| General purpose timer. “x” represents the terminal number (0 to 7)
|}
 
==204-PIN SODIMM pinout==
{| class="wikitable" {| {{table}}
| 12||3.3V||3.3V power supply||||||||||
|-
| 13||JTAG_TCK||CPU.TCK||AC5W7||||I||3.3V||
|-
| 14||DGND||Ground||||||||||
|-
| 15||JTAG_RTCK||CPU.RTCK||AD4||||IO||3.3V||
|-
| 16||VBAT||PMIC.VBACKUP||D7||||S||||
| 18||TV_OUT1||CPU.TV_OUT0||AH24||||O||||
|-
| 19||JTAG_TDO||CPU.TDO||AD4AC5||||O||3.3V||
|-
| 20||SD1_DAT0||CPU.SD1_DAT[0]||P1||||I/O||3.3V||
| 44||SD0_CLK||CPU.SD0_CLK/GP0[1]||Y6||||I/O||3.3V||
|-
| 45||EN_BCK2_LS||PMIC.GPIO7GPIO0; 3.3V I/O Power Rail Enable(active high)||L4||||O||3.3V||SO-DIMM pin 45 is connected to PMIC GPIO0. The pin is a 5V push-pull signal connected to a voltage divider circuit via 5K6 /10K resistor, thus providing the 3V3 logical voltage output (please see [[Pinout_(Maya)#EN_BCK2_LS_signal]]).
|-
| 46||DGND||Ground||||||||||
|-
| 47||N.C.||||||||||||Thi This pin must be left unconnected.
|-
| 48||VOUT0_B_CB_C2/GP2_22||CPU.VOUT[0]_B_CB_C[2]/EMU2/GP2[22]||AG7||||I/O||3.3V||
==Additional notes==
(1) Some pins support multiple routing options. Selected option is populated at manufacturing stage and can not be changed at later time.
 
=== EN_BCK2_LS signal ===
 
This pin is a 5V push-pull signal connected to a voltage divider circuit via 5K6 /10K resistor, thus providing the 3V3 logical voltage output as depicted below:
 
[[File:Maya_EN_BCK2_LS.jpg]]

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