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JARM - EXTENSION BOARD MANUAL

CONTENTS

1 LED AND SWITCH 1

ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER AND LM35 TEMPERATURE SENSOR

2 4
INTERFACING

3 SIX DIGIT MULTIPLEXED SEVEN SEGMENT DISPLAY6 7

4 CHARACTER LCD DISPLAY (2*16) BOARD 9

5 FOUR BY FOUR MATRIX KEYPAD 11

6 I2C BASED EEPROM AND RTC BOARD 13

7 BUZZER, RELAY AND STEPPER MOTOR BOARD 15

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1. LED AND SWITCH

The following diagram illustrates the layout of board housing the eight numbers
of Switches and LEDs. The Data Port can be connected to any Port available in
the JARM7 board.

Connector PINout Diagram

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Settings for Jumper JP1:

Shorting Connectors 1 & 2 in JP1 - Switches will be in Active HIGH Mode
(Normally Low and when switch gets pressed, its output will be HIGH )
Shorting Connectors 2 & 3 in JP1 - Switches will be in Active LOW Mode (Normally High
and when switch gets pressed, its output will be LOW )

Settings for Jumper JP2:

Shorting Connectors 1 & 2 in JP1 - Pull Up Mode for Switches.
Shorting Connectors 2 & 3 in JP1 - Pull Down Mode for Switches.
For Switches in Active High and Pull Down Mode – Keep 1&2 short in JP1 and 2& 3
short in JP2. ( This is the Normally used Default Scenario.)

However, in our Example, we connect the LED Data Port of this board to PORT0.16 to
Port0.31 (FRC Connector2) of JARM7 Board through a FRC Cable.
and we connect the Switch Data Port of this board to PORT1.16 to
Port1.31 (FRC Connector3) of JARM7 Board through a FRC Cable.

As per this connection,

LED1 – PORT0.16
LED2 – PORT0.17
LED3 – PORT0.18
LED4 – PORT0.19
LED5 – PORT0.20
LED6 – PORT0.21
LED7 – PORT0.22
LED8 – PORT0.23

And Switches
S1 – PORT1.16
S2 – PORT1.17
S3 – PORT1.18
S4 – PORT1.19
S5 – PORT1.20

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S6 – PORT1.21
S7 – PORT1.22
S8 – PORT1.23
Sample Source code:
Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “Switch and LED” under
Source Code Folder.
Expected Output:
Whenever one or more Switches get closed (ON), corresponding LEDs will glow.

2. ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER AND LM35

TEMPERATURE SENSOR INTERFACING

The following diagram shows the layout of ADC and LM35 Interface Board for
JARM7 board.

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LED Data Port ( FRC Connector 1) is available for connecting the 10 LEDs of the ADC
board to the JARM7 Board. Sensor Input Port ( FRC Connector 2) is available for
connecting the Sensors of the ADC board to the JARM7 Board. A PBT connector is
provided for connecting external 5v DC source to the board for LM 35 Temperature
Sensor IC Interface.
LEDs D0 to D9 will display the equivalent 10 bit digital output of the ADC unit
for the given Analog Signal. ( Do – LSB and D9 – MSB)

LED Data Port (FRC Connector 1 of ADC Board ) should be connected to the FRC
Connector 2 ( P0.16 to P0.31) of the JARM7 Board and Sensor Input Prot ( FRC
Connector 2 of ADC Board ) should be connected to the FRC Connector 3 ( P1.16 to
P1.31)of JARM7 Bard

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Jumper Settings:

Jumper JP1
Shorting of Pins 1 & 2 in JP1 – Analog Signal from POT will be selected as ADC
I/P.
Shorting of Pins 2 & 3 in JP1 – Analog Signal output LM35 will be selected as
ADC I/P.
Jumper JP2
Placing a jumper in the position 1 in JP2 ( shorting the pins Vertically in Position
1) will direct the ADC Input ( from POT or LM35 - depends on setting in JP1) to
the Channel AD0.0
Placing a jumper in the position 2 in JP2 ( shorting the pins Vertically in Position
2) will direct the ADC Input ( from POT or LM35 - depends on setting in JP1) to
the Channel AD0.1
Placing a jumper in the position 3 in JP2 ( shorting the pins Vertically in Position
3) will direct the ADC Input ( from POT or LM35 - depends on setting in JP1) to
the Channel AD0.2.
Apart from the POT and LM35, we can also connect the Analog output from any
sensor to the Analog channels AD0.0, AD0.1 or AD0.2 by directly connecting the
signal to the connector available in the upper row of JP2. ( Note: Output from
the sensor should be below 3V. If the sensor output is above 3V, proper
potential divider should be used to limit signal level below 3V)
Sample Source Code:
Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “ADC_Test”
under Source Code Folder.
Expected Output:
The 10 bit digital output equivalent to the Analog Signal Input of the selected
channel will be displayed through the 10 LEDs provided in the board ( D9 – MSB
and D0- LSB).

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3. SIX DIGIT MULTIPLEXED SEVEN SEGMENT DISPLAY

The following diagram illustrates the layout of the Six Digit Multiplexed Seven
Segment Display Board.

Jumper Settings of JP1:

Shorting Connectors 1 & 2 in JP1 - Multiplexed Display Mode (DIS1 to DIS6)
Shorting Connectors 2 & 3 in JP1 - Single Digit Display Mode( Only DIS6) .
Data port is connected to the PORT 1.16 to PORT1.31 ( FRC Connector 3 in the
JARM7 Board) through the FRC Cable. With this connection, the following wiring
diagram will come into effect.

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Case1: ( Multiplexed Display Mode (DIS1 to DIS6) )

PORT1.16 – Segment a
PORT1.17 – Segment b
PORT1.18 – Segment c
PORT1.19 – Segment d
PORT1.20 – Segment e
PORT1.21 – Segment f
PORT1.22 – Segment g
PORT1.23 – Segment dp ( decimal point)
PORT1.24 – Enable Signal – DIS1
PORT1.25 – Enable Signal – DIS2
PORT1.26 – Enable Signal – DIS3
PORT1.27 – Enable Signal – DIS4
PORT1.28 – Enable Signal – DIS5
PORT1.29 – Enable Signal – DIS6
Case2: ( Single Digit Display Mode)
PORT1.16 – Segment a
PORT1.17 – Segment b
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PORT1.18 – Segment c
PORT1.19 – Segment d
PORT1.20 – Segment e
PORT1.21 – Segment f
PORT1.22 – Segment g
PORT1.23 – Segment dp ( decimal point)
Sample Source Code :
Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “Switch and
LED” under Source Code Folder.
Expected Output :
The Character(s) will be displayed in the Seven Segment Display as per the data
provide through the program.

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4. CHARACTER LCD DISPLAY (2*16) BOARD

The following diagram illustrates the layout of the Character LCD Display (2*16)
Board.

A PBT connector is available for connecting external 5V DC supply to the Board.

A POT is provided to vary the brightness of the display. The Data port of this
LCD board is connected to the PORT 0.16 to PORT0.31 (FRC Connector C2) of
JARM7 board through FRC Cable.
As per this connection, the following wiring diagram will come into effect.

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LCD in 4 Bit Display mode

LCD Pins LPC2148 Port
RS PORT0.16
RW GND
E PORT0.18
D0 GND
D1 GND
D2 GND
D3 GND
D4 PORT0.28
D5 PORT0.29
D6 PORT0.30
D7 PORT0.31
Sample Source Code :
Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “LCD Test”
under Source Code Folder.
Expected output:
The sample text given through the program will be displayed in the LCD Display.

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5. FOUR BY FOUR MATRIX KEYPAD

The following diagram illustrates the layout of the Four by Four Matrix Keypad
Board.

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For this Experiment, we connect the DATA PORT of this Board into the PORT1.16
to PORT1.31 ( FRC Connector 3) of JARM7 board. We need the connection of
LCD Board to the PORT0.16 to PORT0.31 ( FRC Connector2) of JARM7 Board.
Jumper Settings of JP1:
Shorting Connectors 1 & 2 in JP1 - Active High Output (HIGH when Switch is
pressed)
Shorting Connectors 2 & 3 in JP1 - Active Low Output ( LOW when Switch is
pressed)
As per this connection, the following wiring diagram will come into effect.
ROW1 – PORT1.16
ROW1 – PORT1.17
ROW1 – PORT1.18
ROW1 – PORT1.19
COL1 – PORT1.20
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COL1 – PORT1.21
COL1 – PORT1.22
COL1 – PORT1.23
( LCD Connection Diagram as illustrated in the Section - ####)
Switch S1 is at the intersection of Row1 and Column 1
Switch S2 is at the intersection of Row1 and Column 2
Switch S3 is at the intersection of Row1 and Column 3
Switch S4 is at the intersection of Row1 and Column 4
Switch S5 is at the intersection of Row2 and Column 2
Switch S6 is at the intersection of Row2 and Column 2
Switch S7 is at the intersection of Row2 and Column 2
Switch S8 is at the intersection of Row2 and Column 2
Switch S8 is at the intersection of Row3 and Column 3
Switch S10 is at the intersection of Row3and Column 3
Switch S11 is at the intersection of Row3 and Column 3

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Switch S12 is at the intersection of Row3 and Column 3

Switch S13 is at the intersection of Row4 and Column 4
Switch S14 is at the intersection of Row4 and Column 4
Switch S15 is at the intersection of Row4 and Column 4
Switch S16 is at the intersection of Row4 and Column 4
Sample Source Code :
Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “Matrix Keypad”
under Source Code Folder.
Expected output:
The Number of the Switch pressed will be displayed in the LCD.

6. I2C BASED EEPROM AND RTC BOARD

The following diagram illustrates the layout of the I2C Based EEPROM and RTC
Board .

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An External 5V DC should be connected to this board via the PBT Connector

provided.
An additional battery is provided for power backup to the RTC.
Data Port is connected to the PORT0.0 to PORT0.15 (FRC Connector 1) of
JARM7 board through FRC Cable. For this Board, we have to connect the LCD
Board to PORT0.16 to PORT0.31 (FRC Connector 2) of JARM7 Board for display
purpose.
Jumper Setting – JP1
For make use of I2C0 – Place two jumpers in the position 2 & 4 of JP1
( Placing a jumper in Position 2 of JP1 will connect SDA0 of LPC2148 to the
SDA of EEPROM / RTC IC and Placing a jumper in Position 4of JP1 will connect
SCL0 of LPC 2148 to the SCL of EEPROM / RTC IC )
For make use of I2C1 – Place two Jumpers in the Position 1& 3 of JP1
( Placing a jumper in Position 2 of JP1 will connect SDA0 of LPC2148 to the
SDA of EEPROM / RTC IC and Placing a jumper in Position 4of JP1 will connect
SCL0 of LPC 2148 to the SCL of EEPROM / RTC IC )
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Sample Source Code for I2C based EEPROM :
Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “I2C-EEPROM”
under Source Code Folder.

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Expected output:
The given data will be written to the EEPROM and will be read back. If the read
value matches with the original value written, then I2C Flash will be displayed in
the LCD Display. Otherwise, I2C Flash file will be displayed in the LCD Display.
Sample Source Code for I2C based RTC :
Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “I2C-RTC”
under Source Code Folder.
Expected output:
The Date, Month and Year will be displayed in the Line 0 and Hours, Minutes and
Seconds will be displayed in the Line1 of the LCD Display. For every seconds, the
Line 1 of LCd Display will be refreshed to show the current value of Time.

7. BUZZER, RELAY AND STEPPER MOTOR BOARD.

The following diagram illustrates the layout of the I2C Based EEPROM and RTC
Board.

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An External 12V DC should be connected to this board via the PBT Connector
provided.
Data Port is connected to the PORT1.16 to PORT1.31 (FRC Connector 3) of
JARM7 board through FRC Cable.
Unipolar Stepper Motor ( For details, see the schematic diagram of Stepper
motor interface to JARM7 LPC 2148 Board) is connected to the extension board
through the Connector marked SL1.
The Common (COM), Normally Open (NO) and Normally Closed (NC) contacts of
the Relay are provided through a three terminal PBT connector for external
connectivity if need.
With this setup, Buzzer, Relay and stepper motor will be connected to the PORTs
of LPC2148 as listed below:
Buzzer – PORT1.26
Relay – PORT1.27
Stepper Motor
D0 (Orange) – PORT1.28
D1 (Blue) – PORT1.29
D2 (Yellow) – PORT1.30
D3 (Red) – PORT1.31

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Sample Source Code for Buzzer, Relay and Stepper Motor :

Sample Source code for this experiment is provided in the folder “Buzzer-realy-
Steeper” under Source Code Folder.
Expected output:
The Steeper motor will rotate in the clockwise direction for 30 seconds, after that
Buzzer will beep three times followed by the activation of Relay for three times
which will be followed by the rotation of Stepper motor in anti-clockwise
direction for another 30 seconds. This sequence will be repeated.

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