Verdin Carrier Board Design Guide
Preliminary – Subject to Change
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Received Data of general purpose UART_1
Transmitted Data of general purpose UART_1
Received Data of general purpose UART_2
Transmitted Data of general purpose UART_2
Received Data for main OS debug UART_3
Transmitted Data for main OS debug UART_3
Table 22: "Always Compatible" UART Signals
Request to Send of general purpose UART_1
Clear to Send of general purpose UART_1
Request to Send of general purpose UART_2
Clear to Send of general purpose UART_2
Received Data for real time core debug UART_4
Transmitted Data for real time core debug UART_4
Table 23: "Reserved" UART Signals
2.10.2 Reference Schematics
2.10.2.1 RS232 Reference Schematics
The RS232 interface can be classified as Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) or Data Communication
Equipment (DCE). This classification is inherited from the usage of the interface for modems. The
signal direction of these modes is different. Some Verdin modules might allow changing the mode
and therefore also the data direction, but this is not a mandatory requirement. According to the
Verdin specifications, the interface is intent to be used in the DTE configuration.
DTE Direction
(Verdin
standard)
DTE request to DCE to be prepared to
receive data
DCE indicates ready to accept data
Table 24: RS232 Signal Modes