mraa
2.0.0
Low Level Skeleton Library for Communication on GNU/Linux platforms
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The Intel Joule expansion board is supported by Mraa
Intel Joule expansion board
SPI
Two SPI buses are available, one with three and another one with two chipselects. In MRAA terms an SPI "bus" (denoted by a number) is a combination of an actual bus + specific chipselect on this bus. In view of that + taking into account that SPI1CS1 is not available on the board, in MRAA the above translates into five available bus numbers - from 0 to 4, covering SPI0CS0 to SPI1CS2.
Pins listed are MRAA numbered pins. You will need the spidev
kernel module loaded with appropriate board configuration for binding, Ref-OS-IoT does not enable this by default.
MRAA bus # | Ref-OS-IoT bus # | Joule docs bus # | MOSI | MISO | CLK | CS |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0 | 32766 | SPI0 | 67 (J13-27) | 69 (J13-29) | 65 (J13-25) | 59 (J13-19) |
1 | 32766 | SPI0 | 67 (J13-27) | 69 (J13-29) | 65 (J13-25) | 61 (J13-21) |
2 | 32766 | SPI0 | 67 (J13-27) | 69 (J13-29) | 65 (J13-25) | 63 (J13-23) |
3 | 32765 | SPI1 | 4 (J12-4) | 2 (J12-2) | 10 (J12-10) | 6 (J12-6) |
4 | 32765 | SPI1 | 4 (J12-4) | 2 (J12-2) | 10 (J12-10) | 8 (J12-8) |
UART Some pins are labelled as UARTs but are not configured in BIOS as UART so only available UART is on the FTDI header. Disable the getty on ttyS2 and use mraa's uart raw mode to initialise on ttyS2. The Jumper J8 can be used to switch between using the FTDI 6 pin header and the micro USB output.
The Intel Joule expansion board has two breakouts, breakout #1 is 1-40 whilst breakout2 is 41-80. The LEDs are numbered from 100-103.
ISH UART are named as: IURT. ISH I2C are named as:IIC.
MRAA Number | Physical Pin | Function |
---|---|---|
1 | GPIO | GPIO |
2 | SPP1RX | GPIO SPI |
3 | PMICRST | NONE |
4 | SPP1TX | GPIO SPI |
5 | 19.2mhz | GPIO |
6 | SPP1FS0 | GPIO SPI |
7 | UART0TX | GPIO |
8 | SPP1FS2 | GPIO SPI |
9 | PWRGD | NONE |
10 | SPP1CLK | GPIO SPI |
11 | I2C0SDA | I2C |
12 | I2S1SDI | GPIO |
13 | I2C0SCL | I2C |
14 | I2S1SDO | GPIO |
15 | IIC0SDA | I2C |
16 | I2S1WS | GPIO |
17 | IIC0SCL | I2C |
18 | I2S1CLK | GPIO |
19 | IIC1SDA | I2C |
20 | I2S1MCL | GPIO |
21 | IIC1SCL | I2C |
22 | UART1TX | UART |
23 | I2S4SDO | NONE |
24 | UART1RX | UART |
25 | I2S4SDI | NONE |
26 | PWM0 | GPIO PWM |
27 | I2S4BLK | GPIO |
28 | PWM1 | GPIO PWM |
29 | I2S4WS | NONE |
30 | PWM2 | GPIO PWM |
31 | I2S3SDO | NONE |
32 | PWM3 | GPIO PWM |
33 | I2S3SDI | NONE |
34 | 1.8V | NONE |
35 | I2S4BLK | GPIO |
36 | GND | NONE |
37 | GND | NONE |
38 | GND | NONE |
39 | GND | NONE |
40 | 3.3V | NONE |
41 | GND | NONE |
42 | 5V | NONE |
43 | GND | NONE |
44 | 5V | NONE |
45 | GND | NONE |
46 | 3.3V | NONE |
47 | GND | NONE |
48 | 3.3V | NONE |
49 | GND | NONE |
50 | 1.8V | NONE |
51 | GPIO | GPIO |
52 | 1.8V | NONE |
53 | PANEL | GPIO |
54 | GND | NONE |
55 | PANEL | GPIO |
56 | CAMERA | NONE |
57 | PANEL | GPIO |
58 | CAMERA | NONE |
59 | SPP0FS0 | GPIO SPI |
60 | CAMERA | NONE |
61 | SPP0FS1 | GPIO SPI |
62 | SPI_DAT | SPI |
63 | SPP0FS2 | GPIO SPI |
64 | SPICLKB | GPIO |
65 | SPI0CLK | GPIO SPI |
66 | SPICLKA | GPIO |
67 | SPP0TX | GPIO SPI |
68 | UART0RX | GPIO UART |
69 | SPP0RX | GPIO SPI |
70 | UART0RT | GPIO UART |
71 | I2C1SDA | I2C |
72 | UART0CT | GPIO UART |
73 | I2C1SCL | I2C |
74 | IURT0TX | GPIO UART |
75 | I2C2SDA | I2C |
76 | IURT0RX | GPIO UART |
77 | I2C2SCL | I2C |
78 | IURT0RT | GPIO UART |
79 | RTC_CLK | GPIO |
80 | IURT0CT | GPIO UART |
100 | LED100 | GPIO |
101 | LED101 | GPIO |
102 | LED102 | GPIO |
103 | LED103 | GPIO |
104 | LEDWIFI | GPIO |
105 | LEDBT | GPIO |
To see a live pin mapping use the command: $ mraa-gpio list