Hardware Design
3.6.1Signal Interface
Table 12. | GPIO Signal Recommendations | |||
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| If used as an input interrupt (only GPIO [12:0]), should be |
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| GPIO[13:0] | IO | Yes | Active high, use a |
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| Note: Alternate function for GPIO[1] - External USB 48 MHz Bypass Clock |
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| GPIO[14] | IO | Yes | Same recommendations as GPIO[13:0]. An additional feature includes Clock generation, max |
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| clock out 33.33 MHz., set as input by default. |
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| GPIO[15] | IO | Yes | Same recommendations as GPIO[13:0]. An additional feature includes Clock generation, max |
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3.6.2Design Notes
The drive strength for GPIO[15:14] is limited to 8 mA, while GPIO [13:0] can output up to 16 mA. When used for driving high current devices such as LEDs or relays, make sure to place
It is recommended that a
3.7USB Interface
There are two USBV2.0 Host Controllers in the IXP43X network processors. It supports
Supported features are:
•Host function
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•EHCI register interface
•UTMI+ Level 2 Compliant
The following is a partial list of features that are not supported:
•Device function
•OTG function
| Intel® IXP43X Product Line of Network Processors |
April 2007 | HDG |
Document Number: 316844; Revision: 001US | 33 |