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MiraOne Development Board

MiraOne Development Board

Connectors

Development board connectors

(1) DC

The DC circular plug can be used to power the board when no other power source is used. Note: The board can also be powered from any of the USB connectors, or from the shield interface.

(2) USB Serial

This connector is connected to a USB to serial adaptor used for flashing of the Mira module, and for debug prints from the application running on the Mira module.

(3) USB

This interface is a native USB interface connected directly to the USB pins of the Mira module.

(4) Serial

This connector allows for connecting a 3V3 level UART for connecting to anything external. One example is the USB to serial cable that is included in The Better World Kit.

Pinout

Development board pinout

Shield

The shield pins are used when connecting to an Arduino compatible master board.

Pin Name Pin type Description
S0 PC6 Digital O UART1 TXD (command UART)
S1 PC71 Digital I UART1 RXD (command UART)1
S2 NC
S3 NC
S4 NC
S5 NC
S6 NC
S7 NC
S8 NC
S9 NC
S10 NC
S11 NC
S12 NC
S13 NC
S14 SHIELD_ENABLE Digital I Master board shall ground this pin to enable UART interface.
S15 NC
S16 NC
S17 NC
S18 NC
S19 5V Power 5V power
S20 nRESET Digital I External reset input
S21 NC
S22 5V Power 5V power
S23 Gnd Power Supply ground
S24 Gnd Power Supply ground
S25 NC
S26 NC
S27 NC
S28 NC
S29 NC
S30 NC
S31 NC

1 This pin is buffered to be 5V tolerant. SHIELD_ENABLE signal must be low to enable.

Master (stand-alone mode)

Pin Name Pin type Description
M0 PC7 GPIO0 / Digital I/O UART1 RXD (command UART)
M1 PC6 GPIO1 / Digital I/O UART1 TXD (command UART)
M2 PB3 Digital I/O GPIO13 / GPT A Trig
M3 PB5 Digital I/O GPIO11 / PWM1
M4 PB2 Digital I/O GPIO14 / Wake-up
M5 PB4 Digital I/O GPIO12 / PWM2
M6 PC1 Digital I/O GPIO61
M7 PC2 Digital I/O GPIO51
M8 PC3 Digital I/O GPIO42
M9 PB1 Digital I/O GPIO15
M10 PA3 Digital I/O GPIO93
M11 MOSI
M12 MISO
M13 SCK
M14 GND Power Supply ground
M15 NC
M16 SDA I2C I2C serial data5
M17 SCL I2C I2C serial clock5
M18 NC
M19 5V Power 5V power
M20 nRESET Digital I External reset input
M21 3V3 Power 3V3 power
M22 5V Power 5V power
M23 Gnd Power Supply ground
M24 Gnd Power Supply ground
M25 Vin Power External supply (7-15VDC)
M26 PA0 Digital I/O / Analog I GPIO7 / UART0 RXD (debug UART) / ADC06
M27 PA1 Digital I/O / Analog I GPIO8 / UART0 TXD (debug UART) / ADC16
M28 PA6 Digital I/O / Analog I GPIO9 / ADC2
M29 PA7 Digital I/O / Analog I GPIO10 / ADC3
M30 SDA I2C I2C serial data5
M31 SCL I2C I2C serial clock5

1 High current pin, 20 mA sink/source capability.
2 High current pin, 20 mA sink/source capability. This pin is used as commissioning LED in Mira Commissioning Application.
3 This pin must be high at power-up. If this pin is used, care must be taken to make sure this pin is high during power-up.
4 SPI signals may not be used as GPIOs, SPI is used internally on the Mira module.
5 I2C signals are buffered and pulled-up on the Mira development board.
6 These pins are not available when USB Serial interface is used.

Sensors, actuators, etc

The development board is populated with two sensors (temperature and light sensors), a push button, and an RGB LED.

Push button

Push button

To enable the push button you have to connect the jumper on the BUTTON position. This will connect the push button to signal PB3.

RGB LED

RGB LED

The RGB LED is enabled by connecting jumpers on the R, G and B positions. This will connect the LED as follows:

Color Pin
Red PC1
Green PC2
Blue PC3

Temperature & light sensors

Sensors

The development board is populated with two sensors:

Both sensors are analog sensors that are enabled by connecting the corresponding jumper. The connection is as in the table below:

Sensor Pin
Temperature PA6 (ADC2)
Light PA7 (ADC3)

Flashing

Flashing of the Mira module is performed via the USB Serial interface using the LumenRadio provided flashing tool.