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--- oxygen:consoleport [2022/08/24 19:26] – [Connecting a Sparkfun Serial Basic Breakout –CH340G – DEV-14050] gflynn
+++ oxygen:consoleport [2022/09/29 10:08] (current) – [Connecting a SparkFun Serial Basic Breakout –CH340C and USB-C, DEV-15096] tcarpenter
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-====Trenz Electronics XMOD FTDI JTAG Adapter TE790-03====
+====Trenz Electronics XMOD FTDI JTAG Adapter TE0790-03====
 Due to Covid related shortages, this part is difficult to acquire and has a long lead time.
 The Trenz Electronics XMOD FTDI JTAG, Xilinx compatible Adapter is the preferred way to access the console port. This also provides access for the FPGA JTAG.
-To connect the Trenz TE790-03 to the RWT Oxygen, remove the 2 screws holding the cover over the debug pins from the top of the case.  Insert the SAMTEC Extender, ESQ-106-44-L-D.
+To connect the Trenz TE0790-03 to the RWT Oxygen, remove the 2 screws holding the cover over the debug pins from the top of the case.  Insert the SAMTEC Extender, ESQ-106-44-L-D.
-It is important to have switches 1 and 4 on, and switches 2 and 3 off on the Trenz TE790-03.
+It is important to have switches 1 and 4 on, and switches 2 and 3 off on the Trenz TE0790-03.
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-When using the Trenz TE790-03 the first UART device is the FPGA JTAG, the second UART device is the console port for the ARM processors.
+When using the Trenz TE0790-03 the first UART device is the FPGA JTAG, the second UART device is the console port for the ARM processors.
 It is recommended to use a serial port communications software product like putty, minicom, or picocom  to connect to the console port. The baud rate is 115200.
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 ====Serial UART Connections====
 The Oxygen UART uses a 3.3V connection operating at 115200 baud rate:
-Pin 1 is the pin closest to the edge of the case, farthest from the "GPS" label
+Pin 1 is the pin closest to the edge of the case, farthest from the "GPS" label.
 The pinout for the serial UART connection on the RWT Oxygen SDR is:
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-Oxygen Pin 1 – Oxygen Ground to Adapter Ground
+  * Oxygen Pin 1 – Oxygen Ground to Adapter Ground
-Oxygen Pin 3 – Oxygen TX Output to Adapter RX Input
+  * Oxygen Pin 3 – Oxygen TX Output to Adapter RX Input
-Oxygen Pin 5 – No connection, skip it
+  * Oxygen Pin 5 – No connection, skip it
-Oxygen Pin 7 – Oxygen RX Input to Adapter TX Output
+  * Oxygen Pin 7 – Oxygen RX Input to Adapter TX Output
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 This module provides serial to USB 2.0 conversion utilizing a USB-C port to connect the Oxygen unit boot terminal to a host computer. Connections are as follows:
-Oxygen Pin 1 – Oxygen Ground to Adapter Ground
+  * Oxygen Pin 1 – Oxygen Ground to Adapter Ground
-Oxygen Pin 3 – Oxygen TX Output to Adapter RX Input
+  * Oxygen Pin 3 – Oxygen TX Output to Adapter RX Input
-Oxygen Pin 5 – No connection, skip it
+  * Oxygen Pin 5 – No connection, skip it
-Oxygen Pin 7 – Oxygen RX Input to Adapter TX Output
+  * Oxygen Pin 7 – Oxygen RX Input to Adapter TX Output
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