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Review CTS/DTR pin selection on FTDI interface #6
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Excessive enthusiasm on my part. The pin-out for a SER+ should be as above but the pin-in for a JNZ or similar needs to use BOOT0 and Reset. |
Review is still desirable since the FTDI port appears able to support the BMP firmware. The RX/TX and GND look good - not so sure about the DTR/CTS driving pins and their match to the standard BMP image. The 5v needs care to make sure it goes via a regulator on the target or is not activativated. |
Looks like these are the BMP pins:
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There are some good tutorials for converting a BP into a BMP (hackaday). For the moment this extension board is for BPs used as a programming target on a breadboard. IMHO this kinda conflicts with this issue and I don't want to include complicated parts like light pipes only to get the LEDs back. Do I miss something here? Do you have a specific use-case? |
np, and thanks for the hackaday link. |
I appreciate that this board can operate as a node, subordinate to a Ser+ using its FTDI interface. I guess it can't operate as a Ser+ because of the choices made with regard to DTR and CTS/RTS. I may be losing the plot here. |
Ser+ uses the SWD pins which are available on the tail end of the BP. Could use the two SWD pins to drive the DTR/RTS pins on a target node. TXD/RXD still derived from the FTDI header. |
If extender was mounted under the BP we have the option to collect the 4 pin group carrying GND/DCLK/DIO/3v3 in order to use DCLK & DIO similarly to HyTiny extender - see below:
https://github.com/jeelabs/embello/issues/35
This approach supports all the programming options via the FTDI port.
Extender on top would mean light pipes or holes to the see the LEDs - possible.
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