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Revision as of 23:16, 9 February 2010
Contents
Making an RS232 level converter for the Pandora
How is this done?
Pinouts
Ext Connector
Please add any information you have here
What is the pinout?
- The pinout of the Ext Connector
Where can we get the connectors from?
Battery
3.7V Lithium polymer single cell battery 4000 mAH 4 AH battery cover here: [1]
Internal connections
Please add any information you have here
LCD
UART
UART2 and 3 are available via the EXT connector. UART2 appears to support hardware flow control with RTS/CTS lines on the EXT connector.
GPIO
Battery
JTAG
Keypad backlight
Maximum current draw?
Breakout Board
This is the breakout board used by Pandora team members during development. Only a small number were made, and they are not available to the public. However a similar product (or gerber files) may be released in the future. A schematic for this board is available here: http://openpandora.ca/schematic/AV_Board_schematic.pdf
![[1]](http://www.openpandora.org/images/Battery2.jpg){kind=link}