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Six-Pin Accessory Headers

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Six-Pin Accessory Headers

The 6-pin accessory headers provide easy I/O interface expansion using the various

Digilent Peripheral Modules (see

“Related Resources,” page 126

). The location of the 6-pin

headers is provided in

Figure 15-1, page 115

.

Header J1

The J1 header, shown in

Figure 15-8

, is the top-most 6-pin connector along the right edge of

the board. It uses a female 6-pin 90° socket. Four FPGA pins connect to the J1 header,

J1<4:1>. The board supplies 3.3V to the accessory board mounted in the J1 socket on the

bottom pin.

Header J2

The J2 header, shown in

Figure 15-9

, is the bottom-most 6-pin connector along the right

edge of the board. It uses a female 6-pin 90° socket. Four FPGA pins connect to the J2

header, J2<4:1>. The board supplies 3.3V to the accessory board mounted in the J4 socket

on the bottom pin.

Figure 15-8:

FPGA Connections to the J1 Accessory Header

J1

(V7)

J1<0>

J1<1>

J1<2>

J1<3>

(E15)

(N14)

(N15)

Spartan-3E FPGA

GND

3.3V

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Figure 15-9:

FPGA Connections to the J2 Accessory Header

J2

(P12)

J2<0>

(N12)

J2<1>

(V6)

J2<2>

(V5)

J2<3>

Spartan-3E FPGA

GND

3.3V

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