Hi,
I can see that the UART is available via the LP/BP connectors on the back of the board. Is it possible to use these to connect to say an Arduino or ESP32 so that I can see the sensor data via that board?
Thank you.
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Hi,
I can see that the UART is available via the LP/BP connectors on the back of the board. Is it possible to use these to connect to say an Arduino or ESP32 so that I can see the sensor data via that board?
Thank you.
Hi Alyssia,
You should be able to use the UART via the LP/BP connectors. Please make sure the switch S1.4 is switched on to support the RS232 UART communication via LP/BP connectors.
Regards
Ankit
Hi Ankit,
I've switched S1.4 to ON and restarted the board but I'm not receiving anything on my secondary board's UART.
Thanks,
Alyssia
Hi,
By default, these signals are not brought into these pins, as a protection. If you want to take power from these connectors to external interfaces, you need to perform following board modifications.
For 5V connection:
By default, R87 resistor is not mounted, it needs to be mounted: As shown in the schematic.
For 3.3V Power:
R132 Resistor need to mount as shown below.
Please ensure that you NRESET the device after switching 1.4 ON to enable the DCA_LP_RS232.
Regards
Ankit
It turns out that I was using the incorrect pins. I was connecting GND and J9.9 to my secondary board when I should have been connecting GND and J8.5 instead.