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Commit 31f91358 authored by Sabeeh Khan's avatar Sabeeh Khan Committed by Deepak Khatri
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Improving grammar and adding links to QWIIC/QT

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+----------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| SDCard | Use to expand storage, boot linux image or flash latest image on eMMC. |
+----------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Reser button | Press to reset BeaglePlay board (AM6254 SoC). |
| Reset button | Press to reset BeaglePlay board (AM6254 SoC). |
+----------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| JTAG (CC1352) | JTAG debug port for CC1352P7. |
+----------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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TPS65219 Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) schematic
General connectivity and expansion
General Connectivity and Expansion
***********************************
One of the main advantage of using a Single Board Computer (SBC) is having direct accessibility of
......@@ -100,10 +100,11 @@ general purpose input & output (GPIO) pins and other interfaces like I2C, SPI, A
board shines in this domain as well with mikroBUS connector that can take 1000s of click board from
`MikroElektronika <https://www.mikroe.com/>`_, Grove connector allows to connect hundereds of Grove modules
from `Seeed Studio <https://www.seeedstudio.com/grove.html>`_, and QWIIC connector allows to connect I2C modules
like QWIIC modules from spartkfun or STEMMA QT modules from Adafruit. Not only that you also get one USB-A port
and one USB-C port. BeaglePlay's USB-A port with host support so that you can connect any USB device
like your keyboard & mouse combo, USB-C connector allows to power the board and to connect the board to
a PC to connect via SSH & use pre-installed and actively running VisualStudio Code at ``192.168.7.2:3000``.
like QWIIC modules from `SparkFun <https://www.sparkfun.com/qwiic>`_ or STEMMA QT modules from
`Adafruit <https://www.adafruit.com/category/1005>`_. Note that you also get one USB-A port and one USB-C port.
BeaglePlay's USB-A port with host support enables you to connect any USB device like your keyboard & mouse.
The USB-C connector allows you to power the board and to connect the board to a PC. You can then connect via SSH or
use the pre-installed VisualStudio Code editor by putting the address ``192.168.7.2:3000`` in your web browser.
USB A & USB C
==============
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Buttons and LEDs
********************
To interact with the Single Board Computers we use buttons for input and LEDs visual feedback to the user.
On your BeaglePlay board you'll find 3 buttons namely power, reset, and user button each with a specific purpuse.
For visual feedback you'll see 5 user LEDs near USB-C port and 6 more indicator LEDs near you BeaglePlay board's
Single Pair ethernet port. Schematic diagrams below shows how these button and LEDs are wired inside you BeaglePlay.
To interact with the Single Board Computers we use buttons for input and LEDs for visual feedback.
On your BeaglePlay board you will find 3 buttons each with a specific purpose: power, reset, and user.
For visual feedback you will find 5 user LEDs near USB-C port and 6 more indicator LEDs near your BeaglePlay's
Single Pair ethernet port. Schematic diagrams below show how these buttons and LEDs are wired.
Buttons
========
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Real Time Clock (RTC)
UART Debug port
UART Debug Port
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.. figure:: images/hardware-design/debug.svg
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Mechanical Specifications
**************************
Dimensions & weight
Dimensions & Weight
===================
.. table:: Dimensions & weight
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