ThingMagic Micro Hardware - Manual (Page 95)

Devkit Hardware
A D I V I S I O N O F T R I M B L E
90 Appendix B: Getting Started - Devkit
c. Select View | Devices by Type | Ports (COM & LPT) The device appears as
M6eMicro (COM#).
Note
The carrier board can be used independently of the dev kit motherboard via
the USB connector on the carrier board. If the carrier board is to be powered
by the USB connector, a jumper (nearest the USB connector) must be
installed that connects “VIN” to “+5USB” (these labels are silkscreened on
the carrier board).
Note
For higher power applications (requiring higher Power Consumption than a
USB port can provide), leave the jumper off, and connect power through the
test point loops or through the dev kit.
Devkit Jumpers
J8
Jumpers to connect Micro I/O lines to devkit.
J9
Header for alternate power supply. Make sure DC plug (J1) is not connected if using J9.
J10, J11
Jump pins OUT to GPIO# to connect Micro GPIO lines to output LEDs. Jump pins IN to
GPIO# to connect Micro GPIO to corresponding input switches SW[3,4]GPIO#. Make
sure GPIO lines are correspondingly configured as input or outputs (see
Configuring GPIO
Settings ).
J13, J15
Not used.
J14
Can be used to connect GPIO lines to external circuits. If used jumpers should be
removed from
J10, J11 .