IO270 Developers Kit

Developer's Guide
iO270 iDEN OEM

Developer’s Kit
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REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Purpose
A 1 September 2005 Initial release
B 15 March 2006 Additional GPS guidelines
C 15 December 2006 Minor update to Table 18
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iO270 iDEN OEM
Developer’s Kit
CONTENTS
REVISION HISTORY.........................................................................................................................................................ii
1. PREFACE
1.1 SCOPE OF THIS MANUAL...............................................................................................................................................1
1.2 WHO SHOULD USE THIS MANUAL ..............................................................................................................................1
1.3 DISCLAIMERS ...................................................................................................................................................................1
1.4 SAFETY...............................................................................................................................................................................1
1.4.1 ESD Protection ........................................................................................................................................................1
1.4.2 User Operation.........................................................................................................................................................2
1.4.3 Antenna Installation.................................................................................................................................................2
1.5 TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS...............................................................................................................................2
1.6 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS......................................................................................................................................3
1.7 HOW THIS MANUAL IS ORGANIZED ...........................................................................................................................3
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................5
2.2 PACKAGE CONTENTS .....................................................................................................................................................6
3. EVALUATION BOARD AND

INTERFACES DESCRIPTION
3.1 CHAPTER ORGANIZATION ............................................................................................................................................9
3.2 OVERVIEW.........................................................................................................................................................................9
3.2.1 Evaluation Board Components ..............................................................................................................................10
3.3 DETAILED DESCRIPTION AND CONFIGURATION OPTIONS................................................................................13
3.3.1 Power Supply Sources ...........................................................................................................................................13
3.3.2 Communication Interfaces.....................................................................................................................................15
3.3.3 Audio Interfaces.....................................................................................................................................................17
3.3.4 Option Select Switches ..........................................................................................................................................18
3.3.5 SPDT Control Switches.........................................................................................................................................19
3.3.6 Test Points .............................................................................................................................................................20
3.3.7 LED Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................20
3.4 INITIAL SETUP ................................................................................................................................................................22
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3.5 EVB MAIN BOARD-TO-BOARD CONNECTOR PINOUT (J1) .................................................................................. 25
3.5.1 Detailed Pin Description of J1 B2B (Board to Board) Connector ........................................................................ 31
3.6 RF INTERFACES ............................................................................................................................................................. 32
3.7 GPS INTEGRATION GUIDELINES ............................................................................................................................... 32
3.7.1 GPS Antenna......................................................................................................................................................... 33
3.7.2 GPS Path ............................................................................................................................................................... 33
3.7.3 GPS Request ......................................................................................................................................................... 35
3.7.4 Autonomous Operation ......................................................................................................................................... 35
3.7.5 Assisted Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 36
3.7.6 Fix with Simulator ................................................................................................................................................ 36
3.8 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................................. 37
4. SERVICE SUPPORT
4.1 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE ............................................................................................................................................ 39
4.1.1 Motorola Workflow .............................................................................................................................................. 40
4.2 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................................................... 40
5. EVALUATION BOARD PARTS LIST

5.1 PARTS LIST ..................................................................................................................................................................... 43
6. SCHEMATICS AND PLACEMENT DIAGRAMS

6.1 CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 51
INDEX
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1. Evaluation Board Block Diagram................................................................................................................................. 5
Figure 2. Evaluation Board with Accessories .............................................................................................................................. 7
Figure 3. Evaluation Board Components ................................................................................................................................... 10
Figure 4. Option Select Switches ............................................................................................................................................... 18
Figure 5. SIM Card Holder ........................................................................................................................................................ 22
Figure 6. Antenna Connectors Locations................................................................................................................................... 22
Figure 7. Power Supply Circuitry .............................................................................................................................................. 24
Figure 8. Antenna Connectors Locations................................................................................................................................... 32
Figure 9. GPS Antenna Connection ........................................................................................................................................... 34
Figure 10. Connecting the GPS Antenna ................................................................................................................................... 35
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. Terms and Abbreviations .............................................................................................................................................. 3
Table 2. iO270 Developer's Kit Package Contents ...................................................................................................................... 6
Table 3. EVB Components Description ................................................................................................................................... 11
Table 4. Power Adapter Connector Pinout (U140) .................................................................................................................... 13
Table 5. DC Power Supply Connector Pinout (P1).................................................................................................................... 14
Table 6. Modem Power Source Selection Jumper (P60) ........................................................................................................... 14
Table 7. EVB Power Source Selection Jumper (P66) ................................................................................................................ 14
Table 8. RS232-1 Connector Pinout (J120) ............................................................................................................................... 15
Table 9. RS232-2 Connector Pinout (J123) .............................................................................................................................. 16
Table 10. USB Connector Pinout (J121).................................................................................................................................... 16
Table 11. Speaker Connector Pinout (P61) ................................................................................................................................ 17
Table 12. Microphone Connector Pinout (J122) ........................................................................................................................ 17
Table 13. Headset Connector Pinout (J80)................................................................................................................................. 18
Table 14. Option Select Switches .............................................................................................................................................. 19
Table 15. SPDT Control Switches ............................................................................................................................................ 19
Table 16. Status LED Indications .............................................................................................................................................. 21
Table 17. Switches/Jumpers Default States ............................................................................................................................... 23
Table 18. Main Connector Pinout ............................................................................................................................................. 25
Table 19. Electrical Specifications ............................................................................................................................................ 37
Table 20. Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................................ 40
Table 21. Parts List .................................................................................................................................................................... 43
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1. PREFACE
1.1 SCOPE OF THIS MANUAL

This manual describes the iO270 Developer's Kit and its capabilities.
These capabilities include packet- and circuit-switched data connections, Interconnect and Dispatch (Push-to-Talk) voice calls,
GPS location information, and others.
The kit includes an Evaluation Board (EVB) designed to accommodate an iO270, iDEN and GPS antennas, and other supporting
accessories. The EVB also provides the means for holding a SIM card and connecting it to the iO270.
We at Motorola want to make this guide as helpful as possible. Keep us informed of your comments and suggestions for
improvements.
You can reach us by email:
W.Clarke@motorola.com
m2mdeveloper@custhelp.com
Or by phone: 800-282-0533
1.2 WHO SHOULD USE THIS MANUAL

This manual is intended for all members of an integration team who are responsible for integrating iO270 into a hosting device,
including representatives from hardware, software and RF engineering disciplines.
1.3 DISCLAIMERS
This guide provides advice and guidelines to developers. Responsibility for how the information is used lies entirely with the
user. Statements indicating support provided by or offered by Motorola are subject to change at any time.
Motorola reserves the right to make any changes to this manual.
1.4 SAFETY
1.4.1 ESD Protection
The iO270 does not include embedded ESD protection circuit. This type of protection should be implemented in the customer’s
application.
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1.4.2 User Operation
Do not operate your unit when a person is within eight inches (20 centimeters) of the antenna. A person or object within eight
inches (20 centimeters) of the antenna could impair call quality and may cause the unit to operate at a higher power level than
necessary, as well as expose that person to RF energy in excess of that established by the FCC RF Exposure Guidelines.
During transmission, some parts of the iO270 board may get hot. Be sure to take appropriate precautionary
!
Caution
measures and avoid touching the board shields with bare hands.
IMPORTANT: The unit must be installed in a manner that provides a minimum separation distance of eight inches
(20 centimeters) or more between the antenna and any persons in order to satisfy FCC RF exposure requirements.
IMPORTANT: The effective radiated power of the transmitter while connected to the evaluation board antenna complies with
the FCC RF exposure limits and satisfies the categorical exclusion requirements for mobile transmitters. The user should use
the antenna supplied with the evaluation board only, and not any other antenna.
1.4.3 Antenna Installation
• A minimum separation distance of eight inches (20 centimeters) must be maintained between the antenna and all persons.
• Connect the supplied antenna to the SMA male connector located on the evaluation board.
1.5 TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS

MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. All other product and service
names are the property of their respective owners.
No duplication or distribution of this document or any portion thereof shall take place without the express written permission
of Motorola. No part of this manual may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or
mechanical, for any purpose without the express written permission of Motorola. To order additional copies contact your
Motorola sales representative.
© Motorola, Inc. 2006.
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1.6 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

This section provides definitions for terms and acronyms used in this document.
Table 1. Terms and Abbreviations

Acronym/Term Definition/Description
ADC Analog to Digital Converter
B2B Board-to-board
CMOS Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
CODEC Coder-Decoder
DIAG Diagnostics
DTE Data Terminal Equipment (such as terminals, PCs and so on)
EME Electromagnetic Emission
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
EVB Evaluation Board
IRQ Interrupt Request
LED Light-emitting Diode
MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interface
MMCX Mini Micro Coax
MMI Man-Machine Interface
OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer
PCM Pulse Code Modulation
RF Radio Frequency
SIM Subscriber Identity Module
SPI Serial Peripheral Interface
TA Terminal Adapter
TE Terminal Equipment
TP Test Point
UART Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter
USB Universal Serial Bus
USSMC Ultra-small Surface-mount Coaxial
UUT Unit Under Test
1.7 HOW THIS MANUAL IS ORGANIZED

This manual contains the following chapters:
• Chapter 1 contains this Preface.
• Chapter 2 introduces iO270 Developer's Kit.
• Chapter 3 describes the Evaluation Board and its interfaces.
• Chapter 4 provides contact information for Motorola Service Support and Customer Assistance, plus troubleshooting
information.
• Chapter 5 provides a parts list for the iO270 Evaluation Board.
• Chapter 6 provides schematic and placement diagrams for the Evaluation Board.
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2. INTRODUCTION
2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The iO270 Developer's Kit includes all the hardware and software required to operate the iO270, communicate with the iO270
over RS232 or USB links, and evaluate its voice and data capabilities.
The kit includes a Developer's Board (also referred to as an Evaluation Board, or EVB) and accessories for DC, Audio and Data
interfaces. Figure 1 shows the EVB Block Diagram.
RS232 (DB9) USB DC Power

Connector1 Connector Switches
Connector
4V
Regulator
iDEN Level
Antenna Shifter 1
3V
To EVB Regulator
LEDs
RF Visor
Mic.
Interface Amp.
SIM
Card Headset
iO270 PA
LEDs
Headset
Mic.
Amp.
Level
Shifter 2 Speaker
PA
GPS RS232 (DB9) Speaker Headset Microphone

Antenna Connector
Connector Connector2 Connector Connector
Figure 1. Evaluation Board Block Diagram
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2.2 PACKAGE CONTENTS

Table 2 lists all accessories and replacement parts included in the Developer's Kit package (kit number FTN6903A).
Figure 2 shows an EVB with the accessories connected.
Table 2. iO270 Developer's Kit Package Contents

Part # Description Quantity
Evaluation Board
FCN5615A Evaluation Board 1
Accessories
3087568V17 RF Cable 1
3087563V13 RS232 Data Cable 2
3087563V12 USB Data Cable 1
8505241U06 iDEN Antenna 1
8587526V01 GPS Antenna 1
FMN5514B Visor Microphone 1
FSN5526A Speaker (8 Ohms) 1
AAYN4264A Mono Headset 1
3008623Y02 110VAC Cable for Desktop Power Supply 1
0180328L09 Desktop Power Supply (AC/DC Adapter) 1
Replacement Parts
6502069C06 Fuse 1A 1
6502069C34 Fuse 3.15A 1
0984181L01 Connector Jumper (2 Pins) 3
7580198E01 Bumper 6
2287586V07 Spacer 2
0402926S06 Flat Washer 2
0280349L02 Nut Hex M2X0.4 2
0486602U12 Washer Lock M2 2
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Figure 2. Evaluation Board with Accessories
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3. EVALUATION BOARD AND
INTERFACES DESCRIPTION
3.1 CHAPTER ORGANIZATION

This chapter contains the following sections:
• Overview - Provides an overview of the Developer Board.
• Detailed Description and Configuration Options - Describes how to modify the default settings to control the operation
of the Developer Board and the iO270.
• Initial Setup - Describes how to set up and prepare the Developer Board for first-time use.
• Main Connector (70-pin B2B) Pinout - Provides a description of all pin functions and electrical specifications for the
iO270 interface connector.
• Electrical Specifications - Presents specifications for the Developer Board.
3.2 OVERVIEW
The iO270 Developer’s Kit is designed to support hardware and software development and validation for applications that
embed the iO270. The EVB provides a platform to operate the iO270 as a standalone device, connected to a PC, or connected
to a hosting device via an RS232 or USB interface. The EVB facilitates easy access to the iO270’s 70-pin main connector signals
via test points.
The EVB has the following functions and features:
• Provides a mounting platform for the iO270
• Provide a mounting platform for a SIM card
• Supplies power to the iO270
• Provides standard communication interfaces, such as USB and RS232
• Provides easy monitoring of all main connector’s 70-pins using test points
• Provides easy monitoring of various signal’s status by on-board LED indicators
• Provides switches and jumpers to control various EVB and iO270 modes of operation
• Supplies a variety of DC power supply options (12V AC/DC adapter input, 4VDC input, 12VDC input)
• Includes a GPS communication interface (via a second RS232 port)
• Provides an analog audio interface for speaker, microphone and headset
• Contains a JTAG connector for debugging (reserved for Motorola use only)
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3.2.1 Evaluation Board Components
Figure 3 shows the EVB and its components. Each component is described in Table 3.
1 (S4)
26 (U140)
25 (F1) 2 (P60, P66)
3 (J122)
24 (P1)
23 (F2) 4 (J80)
22 (S1)
5 (P61)
21 (S5)
20 (S8)
19 (S6)
18 (J124)
6 (iO270)
17 (D127)
16 (J121)
7 (RF Cable)
15 (J120) 8 (J123)
14 (RS232 LEDs) 9 (P50)
10 (J403)
11 (J401)
13 (J404) 12 (P4)
Figure 3.Evaluation Board Components
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Table 3. EVB Components Description
No. Designation Description Reference
1 S4 Board Main Power Switch - Switches main power 4 VDC to the board. 3.3.5
2 P60 and P66 P60 and P66 jumpers are used for selecting DC power source. DIRECT means 3.3.1.3
that P1-1 is connected to a 4VDC source. REGULATED means that 12VDC is
supplied to P1-3, or to U140. The EVB contains a voltage regulator that
converts the 12VDC input to 4VDC.
P60 - iO270 Power Jumper - Sets the iO270 4 VDC input power to Direct or
Regulated power.
P66 - EVB Power Jumper - Sets the EVB 4 VDC input power to Direct or
Regulated power.
3 J122 Visor Microphone Connector - Use microphone FMN5514B. 3.3.3.2
4 J80 Headset Connector - Use headset AAYN4264A or equivalent. 3.3.3.3
5 P61 External Speaker Connector - Use speaker FSN5526A (5W, 8 Ohm speaker). 3.3.3.1
6 iO270 Connected to J1 Main connector on EVB. J1 is a 70-pin B2B connector. 3.5
7 RF Cable U. FL to U. FL (Ultra Small Surface Mount Coaxial Connectors - Low Profile). 3.6
8 J123 RS232 connector (UART2) - RS232 communication for GPS or Bluetooth data. 3.3.2.2
9 P50 Jumper - Must be in GPS position. --
10 J403 U. FL Connector - Use to connect the RF cable. 3.6
11 J401 GPS Active Antenna Connector - Use the GPS active antenna supplied with 3.7
the kit.
12 P4 SIM Card Holder. 3.4 step 2
13 J404 iDEN Antenna Connector - Use the antenna supplied with the kit. 3.6
14 RS232 LEDs UART1 8-wire Activity LED Indicators are located by J120. 3.3.7.2 &
UART2 4-wire Activity LED Indicators are located by J123. 3.3.7.3
15 J120 RS232 Connector (UART1) for data connection and programming. 3.3.2.1
16 J121 USB Connector for data connection and programming. 3.3.2.3
Note that at any one time, only one communication cable should be active (connected to PC), either USB connector (16) or
UART1 RS232 connector (15).
17 D127 Bi-color Red/Green LED for multi-purpose registration status indications, as 3.3.7.1
described in Table 16.
18 J124 JTAG Connector - For Motorola use only. --
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No. Designation Description Reference
19 S6 Programming/Normal Mode-selection Switch. For normal operation, it must be 3.3.5

in Normal position. To set the iO270 to programming (Bootload) mode, turn off
the iO270, set the switch to Boot position, and turn on the iO270. The LED next
to this switch is ON when the iO270 is in Bootload mode. After programming
new firmware in Bootload mode, the iO270’s power must be cycled to resume
normal operation and the switch (19) must be set in Normal position before
turning on the iO270 using its ON/OFF switch (22).
20 S8 3V Select Switch – Selects the power supply source to EVB peripheral circuits. 3.3.5
Set to EXT_3V to use an on-board 3V regulator as the power source. Set to
OPT_V+ to select the iO270’s Option_V+ output (2.775 V, pin 27 on the
iO270’s main connector).
21 S5 SPDT Dip Switches Block: 3.3.4

- Switch #1 OPT1 for iO270’s Option Select 1 input (main connector Pin 62).
- Switch #2 OPT2 for iO270’s Option Select 2 input (main connector Pin 64).
- Switch #3 JTAG for iO270’s Debug input (main connector Pin 43), Motorola
use only.
- Switch #4 MUX-CNTL to configure the iO270 to debug mode, Motorola use
only.
22 S1 iO270 ON/OFF Switch – Must be ON to test the iO270. LED is illuminated when 3.3.5
the iO270 is on.
Note: This switch is used to power up and power down the iO270. It does not control
the application of power to the iO270’s power supply inputs (V_BAT pins). To
remove power from the iO270, the external power supplies should be removed/
powered down or Jumper P60 should be removed.
23 F2 Fuse 3.15A – Protects 4 VDC to iO270. --
24 P1 External DC Input Terminal Block Connector – 12 VDC or 4 VDC can be 3.3.1.2

connected. As shown in Figure 7., connect 12 VDC to the lower pins (lowest pin
12 VDC, central pin to GND). Connect 4 VDC to upper pins (4 VDC to top pin,
GND to central pin).
25 F1 Fuse 1A – protects external 12VDC power supply input. --
26 U140 AC/DC Adapter Jack – power supply input 12VDC, 1A. 3.3.1.1
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3.3 DETAILED DESCRIPTION AND CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

This section provides a detailed description of all EVB options, settings and interfaces.
3.3.1 Power Supply Sources
The EVB supports the connection of several alternate power supplies. The board also supports independent power supply to the
EVB circuits and to the iO270 (iO270 current consumption from one supply and EVB current consumption from another
supply).
There are two ways to supply 12 VDC to the board:
• A circular power jack U140
• Pin 1 of DC input block P1
See Figure 7 for reference.
Both 12VDC inputs are connected to the input of a 4VDC on-board switching regulator. Only one 12VDC supply should be
used at any one time. The on-board 4VDC can be used to provide power to the EVB, the iO270 or both, depending on the posi-
tion of Jumpers P60 and P66.
An external 4VDC source can be connected via Pin 3 of the DC input block P1. This external 4 VDC can be used to provide
power to the EVB, the iO270 or both, depending on the position of Jumpers P60 and P66. See Section 3.3.1.3, “Power Source
Selection” for more details.
The EVB contains also a 3VDC linear regulator. This regulator is supplied only from the on-board 4VDC regulator.
3.3.1.1 AC/DC Adapter Operation

When using a wall-mount AC/DC adapter, the adapter is connected to the power adapter connector U140. The adapter supplies
a constant 12 VDC/1A, which is regulated to a nominal 4 VDC on the EVB.
Table 4. Power Adapter Connector Pinout (U140)
Pin # Pin Name
1 VCC
2 GND
3 GND
The polarity of the AC/DC adapter is marked on the EVB near U140.
The central pin is positive.
3.3.1.2 DC Power Source Operation

There are two options for supplying DC power to the Developer Board:
• Connect 10 to 14VDC to P1-1, which is regulated to a nominal 4 VDC on the EVB. Connect the DC power source to this
connector using a wire. Connect a second wire to P1-2, which is ground return.
• Connect 4VDC nominal voltage to P1-3. This input can accept DC voltages in the range of 3.3 V to 4.2 V. Use P1-2 as ground
return.
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In all cases, the DC source input is protected from over voltage and reverse polarity, and includes protective fuses.
Table 5. DC Power Supply Connector Pinout (P1)
Pin # Pin Name
1 10 to 14 VDC
2 GND
3 3.3 to 4.2 V
3.3.1.3 Power Source Selection

Jumpers P60 and P66 provide full flexibility in connecting the two 4VDC power supplies, on-board and external, to the EVB
circuits and to the iO270:
• Jumper P60 selects the power supply source to the iO270.
• Jumper P66 selects the power supply source to the EVB circuits.
Table 6. iO270 Power Source Selection Jumper (P60)
P60 Jumper Position iO270 Power Source
1 2 3
On-board regulated 4VDC (default)
External 4VDC supply
No power
Jumper pin 1 is marked with a small “o”.
Note
Table 7. EVB Power Source Selection Jumper (P66)
P66 Jumper Position EVB Power Source
1 2 3
External 4VDC supply
On-board regulated 4VDC (default)
No power
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Jumper pin 1 is marked with a small “o”.
Note
3.3.2 Communication Interfaces
The iO270 supports three serial communication interfaces:

• UART1
• USB
• UART2
UART1 and USB ports are multiplexed in the iO270, and therefore cannot be operated simultaneously.
The EVB provides two standard DB9 connectors for both UART ports and a standard USB connector.
For both UART interfaces, the EVB also provides level translation from the iO270’s CMOS levels to standard RS232 levels.
The selected serial connection is determined by the USB cable connection and Option Select lines.
To select the USB connection, the Option Select 1 pin should be High logic state and the USB cable should be connected.
To select RS232 communication, logic-low should be asserted on the Option Select 1 pin and the USB cable should be
unplugged.
See Section 3.3.4, “Option Select Switches” for more details.
The second RS232-2 interface is used primarily for GPS data acquisition.
3.3.2.1 RS232-1
The 9-pin, D-type RS232-1 serial port (J120) is the primary interface to iO270. iO270 RS232 signals are active-low CMOS-
level signals (0 to 3 V), converted by the EVB to standard RS232 levels for PC communications. This connector is connected
to the iO270 internal UART1.
Table 8. RS232-1 Connector Pinout (J120)
Pin # Description DTE I/O
1 DCD In
2 RXD In
3 TXD Out
4 DTR Out
5 Ground
6 DSR In
7 RTS Out
8 CTS In
9 RI In
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RS232-1 connector pin names are DTE-oriented.
Note
3.3.2.2 RS232-2
The 9-pin, D-type serial port (J123) is connected to the iO270 internal UART2. This interface is used to communicate GPS data.
Table 9. RS232-2 Connector Pinout (J123)
Pin # Description DTE I/O
1 Unused
2 RXD In
3 TXD Out
4 Unused
5 Ground
6 Unused
7 RTS Out
8 CTS In
9 Unused
RS232-2 connector pin names are DTE-oriented.
Note
3.3.2.3 USB
The USB interface connector (J121) is a standard B-type USB device interface. iO270 USB signals are routed directly to this
connector.
Table 10. USB Connector Pinout (J121)
Pin # Description
1 VCC
2 D-
3 D+
4 Ground
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3.3.3 Audio Interfaces
The EVB provides the required audio amplification and interface circuits to connect the iO270’s audio out and audio in signals
to standard speaker and microphone accessories. The various audio accessories should be used in conjunction with the
appropriate iO270 audio modes.
When the iO270 is operated in Headset mode, the supplied Headset should be connected to jack J80. When the iO270 is operated
in Speakerphone mode, the supplied speaker should be connected to connector P61 and the supplied visor microphone should
be connected to jack J122.
In Raw Audio mode, the electrical interface connection can be used via the provided test points.
It is advisable to connect only one accessories set, such as the Headset or Speaker/Mic, at any one time.
Note
3.3.3.1 Speaker
The differential audio-out signal from the iO270 (nominal level 128mVrms) is amplified by an on-board audio PA amplifier
that drives the provided speaker, FSN5526A. The speaker connector (P61) is labelled SPEAKER. The provided speaker is
8 Ohms / 5W.
Table 11. Speaker Connector Pinout (P61)
Pin # Description
2, 3, 5, 6 Not connected
4 Speaker Output1
1 Speaker Output2
3.3.3.2 Microphone
A directional visor microphone, FMN5514A, is provided to facilitate hands-free speakerphone operation in conjunction with
speaker FSN5526A. An on-board regulator provides 8VDC bias to the microphone. The microphone connector (J122) is
labelled MIC.
Visor microphone operation is enabled only when a 12VDC power supply is connected to the EVB (via DC input connectors
U140 or P1). The microphone does not operate if only 4 VDC is applied to the board.
Table 12. Microphone Connector Pinout (J122)
Pin # Description
1 Ground
2 Microphone audio-in
3 Ground
4 Ground
5 Ground
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3.3.3.3 Headset
A mono headset, AAYN4264A, is provided to facilitate low-audio operation. The headset includes a 32-Ohm speaker and a
microphone. Headset microphone is biased from an on-board 3V regulator. This regulator operates with any combination of
connected board power supplies, 12VDC or 4VDC.
The headset connector (J80) is labelled HEADSET.
It is not recommended to connect a Headset and a Speaker/Microphone at the same time.
Table 13. Headset Connector Pinout (J80)
Pin # Description
1 Ground
2 Not connected
3 Speaker audio-out
4 Microphone audio-in
5 Not connected
3.3.4 Option Select Switches

Three switches are provided in a DIP Switch Block, S5, to select the active state of the iO270 UART1 port:
• OPT_SEL1, S5 Switch #1, for the modem’s Option Select 1 input (main connector Pin 62).
• OPT_SEL2, S5 Switch #2, for the modem’s Option Select 2 input (main connector Pin 64).
• MUX_CNTL, S5 Switch #4, for the modem’s Debug input (main connector Pin 43). For Motorola use only.
See Figure 4 for reference.
DIP Switch Block

Figure 4.Option Select Switches
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The option-select lines set the communication mode of the iO270’s UART1 port to RS232 or USB. This works in conjunction
with detection of an active USB cable (for example, 5 VDC is present at the USB connector, J121). To enable a USB connection,
a USB cable must be connected and both the OPT_SEL1 and OPT_SEL2 switches should be set in the Open position. To enable
an RS232 connection, a USB cable must not be connected and the OPT_SEL1 switch should be set in the Closed position. Refer
to Table 14 below.
The MUX_CTRL and JTAG switches should be kept in the OPEN (OFF) position.
Table 14. Option Select Switches
S5 Switch Position
Communication
State
OPT_SEL1 OPT_SEL2
OPEN (OFF) OPEN (OFF) USB
CLOSE (ON) OPEN (OFF) RS232 (8-wire)
3.3.5 SPDT Control Switches
SPDT switches are provided for on/off and other control functions.
Table 15 summarizes switch functions and states.
Each switch, has an associated LED indicator, except for S8 (EVB-3V).
Table 15. SPDT Control Switches
Switch # Switch Name State Description
Turn the iO270 On.

ON 4 VDC is applied to iO270 On/Off pin (J1-5).
LED is lit.
Turn the iO270 Off.

S1 MODEM PWR 4 VDC is removed from J1-5.
Note: this does not remove 4 VDC from the
OFF iO270’s power supply pins (V_BAT,
J1-31,33,35,37,39).
To remove power from the iO270, pull out
jumper P60 or turn off the 4VDC or 12VDC
supplies connected to the EVB.
Turn the EVB On.

ON LED is lit.
4VDC power is applied to EVB circuits.
S4 BOARD PWR
OFF Turn the EVB Off.

4 VDC is removed from EVB circuits.
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Table 15. SPDT Control Switches (Continued)
Switch # Switch Name State Description
NORMAL iO270 turns on for normal operation.

iO270 MOD pin (J1-8) is left floating.
iO270 turns on in programming (Boot) mode.

For Boot operation, S6 must be set to BOOT
state before the MODEM PWR switch (S1) is
set to the On position.
S6 PROG
LED is lit.
BOOT
3 V or 2.775 V (depending on S8 state) is
applied to J1-8.
Note: After operating the iO270 in Boot mode,
the power must be cycled (4 VDC removed from
V_BAT and then reapplied) before the iO270
can be operated in Normal mode.
3 VDC from an on-board linear regulator is used

EXT_3V to power an RS232 transceiver, microphone
pre-amp and other logic functions.
LED is lit.
S8 3V
2.775 VDC from the iO270 (J1-14) is used to

OPT_3V power the above mentioned circuit elements.
LED is lit (if iO270 is turned on).
3.3.6 Test Points
Test points are provided for easy probing of different signals on the EVB. Access is provided to all main connector (J1) signals.
Each test point is labeled by its name and pin-number.
Most of the test points are near Main connector J1.
3.3.7 LED Indicators
All SPDT control switches, both RS232 UART signals and a USB_PWR signal, have associated LED indicators for easy
monitoring of signal or switch status. In addition, there is a Bi-color (Red/Green) Registration status LED indicator, that
provides information about the iO270’s self-check and registration process.
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3.3.7.1 Red and Green Registration Status LED Indicators

Bi-color Red/Green LED is located next to the USB connector and labeled REGISTRATION.
Table 16 lists all red/green LED states and their meaning.
Table 16. Status LED Indications
User Mode
LED State Indication
Alternating Flashstrap Fatal Error: A fatal error was

Red and detected during power-up.
Green
Flashing Red Registering: The iO270 is registering with

your carrier’s network. Please wait.
Steady Red No service: The iO270 cannot register. It will

continue trying to connect every two
minutes, as long as it is turned on.
Flashing Unit registered: No packet data service.

Green and
Red
Flashing In service: The iO270 successfully

Green completed packet data registration.
Steady In use: The iO270 is currently in use.

Green
3.3.7.2 UART1 LED Indicators

For a powered-up EVB with no iO270 connected and no RS232 cable connected to the UART1 connector (J120), the following
LED indicators are lit:
• RX
• CTS
• DSR
• DCD
• RI
3.3.7.3 UART2 LED Indicators

For a powered-up EVB with no iO270 connected and no RS232 cable connected to the UART2 connector (J123), the following
LED indicators are lit:
• RX
• CTS
3.3.7.4 Power and Control Indication LED Indicators

USB_PWR LED is illuminated whenever an active USB cable is connected.
For the LED indicators associated with SPDT switches, see Section 3.3.5, “SPDT Control Switches”.
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3.4 INITIAL SETUP

This section describes the initial procedure for setting up the EVB to work with an iO270. After initial setup, EVB settings can
be modified to explore different board and iO270 options.
Before starting the setup, verify that all power supplies are off and that both the board power switch (S4) and the
!
Caution
modem power switch (S1) are in the off position.
Refer to Figure 3, Figure 5 and Figure 7 for reference.

1. Place an iO270 in place, verifying proper alignment with the stand-off spacers. Press down firmly to engage the two 70-
pin mating connectors (EVB J1 Main connector).
2. Insert a SIM card into the SIM holder (P4), as shown in Figure 5.
SIM Card
Signals TP
48: SIM_VCC
44: SIM_RST
36: SIM_CLK
52: SIM_DIO
50: SIM_PD
SIM Card Holder

Figure 5.SIM Card Holder
3. Connect the RS232 cable from UART1 connector (J120) to a COM port on your PC.
4. Connect the RF cable (7) from the U. FL connector (J403) on the EVB to the iO270’s RF connector (J501, see Figure 6.).
5. Connect the iDEN antenna to the iDEN antenna connector (J404).
J501
Figure 6.Antenna Connectors Locations
6. Connect the audio accessories (if your application requires voice operation).
7. Connect the Headset to the jack (J80).
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8. Connect the Visor microphone to the jack (J122).

9. Connect the speaker to connector P61.
It is advisable to connect only the Headset or the visor microphone and speaker at any one time.
Note
10. Set all switches to default position (see Table 17).

Table 17. Switches/Jumpers Default States
Switch Name State Function
P60 MODEM-4V Jumper: 1-2 iO270 supplied by REGULATED_4V

from U140.
P66 EVB-4V Jumper: 2-3 EVB 4V supplied by

REGULATED_4V from U140.
P50 UART2 Jumper: 1-2 UART2 in GPS position.
S4 BOARD POWER ON EVB powered ON.
S1 MODEM ON/OFF ON iO270 powered ON.
S6 PROG NORMAL Not flashing mode.
S8 EVB-3V EXT-3V 3V to EVB not supplied by the iO270.
S5-1 OPTION_SEL_1 ON RS232.
S5-2 OPTION_SEL_2 OFF Not used.
S5-3 JTAG OFF Not used.
S5-4 MUX_CTRL OFF Not used.
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11. Connect the supplied AC/DC adapter to the Power Supply input connector U140.
EVB On/Off Switch (S4)
Power Supply Input for

AC/DC Adapter (U140)
Power Supply Input (P1):

P1-1 12VDC
P1-2 GND
P1-3 4VDC
Modem On/Off Switch (S1)
Figure 7.Power Supply Circuitry
12. Switch on the power to the board by setting switch S4 to the On position.
13. Set the iO270 On/Off switch (S1) to the On position.
You can now control and test the iO270 with your PC using AT commands.
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3.5 EVB MAIN BOARD-TO-BOARD CONNECTOR PINOUT (J1)

Table 18, lists all J1 signals (70 pins). For additional information, see the notes that follow the table. Notes are designated in the
table in parentheses (), such as (1), meaning note 1.
Signal names and I/O column refer to iO270 point of view. For example, Pin 21, TXD1, is the pin where the iO270 transmits
its RS232 data.
Table 18. Main Connector Pinout
Pin iO270 Voltage Abs. Max.

Block Signal Name Description Type
# Direction Levels Voltage
2
GND Ground GND
3
Power 4
6
V_Bat Power Supply I DC 3.2 to 4.2V, 4V 0.1 to 4.4V
7 nominal
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Table 18. Main Connector Pinout (Continued)

16 Module Host Signal to I

Wake_Up Wake iO270
VIH, VIL
56 Host Host in Sleep I (5)
SLP_Status Mode
Logic -0.1 to 3.1V
26 Host Wake_Up iO270 Signal to O

Wake Host
VOH, VOL
58 Module iO270 in Sleep O (4)
SLP_Status Mode
25 RESET_OUT Reset Signal O Logic VOH, VOL -0.1 to 3.1V

output (4)
(not supported)
53 ON_OFF On/Off toggle I Logic NA -0.1 to 3.1V

(not supported)
GPIO
51 IGN Ignition input I DC 4V nominal -0.1 to 5.2V
(3)
39 TX_EN Transmit O Logic VOH, VOL -0.1 to 3.1V

indicator (4)
(not supported)
41 Firmware Boot loading I Logic VIH, VIL -0.1 to 3.1V

Upload_EN (5)
49 WIDEN_DET WiDEN O Logic VOH, VOL -0.1 to 3.1V

coverage (4)
indicator
(not supported)
37 ENT_MUTE Entertainment O Logic VOH, VOL -0.1 to 3.1V

Mute (4)
(not supported)
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21 TXD1 UART1 transmit I

data
19 DTR1 UART1 data I VIH, VIL

terminal ready
(5)
9 RTS1 UART1 ready to I

send
15 CTS1 UART1 clear to O

UART- send Logic -0.1 to 3.1V
1
11 RXD1 UART1 receive O
data
13 DSR1 UART1 data set O

VOH, VOL
ready
(4)
17 DCD1 UART1 carrier O
detect
23 RI1 UART1 ring O

indicator
10 USB_VBUS USB connection I DC 5.0 -0.1 to 5.2V

detect
USB
12 USB_D+ VUSBL <0.3V
USB data I/O Analog VUSBH: 4.5 to -0.1 to 5.2V
14 USB_D- 5.0V
62 Option Select 1
Option iO270 mode I Logic VIH, VIL -0.1 to 3.1V
Select 64 Option Select 2 select (5)
48 SIM_VCC SIM VCC O DC 3.0
50 SIM_PD SIM presence I Logic

detect
SIM (not supported) VOH, VOL
Card (4) -0.1 to 3.1V
44 SIM_RST SIM reset O Logic VIH, VIL
(5)
52 SIM_DIO SIM serial data I/O Logic
46 SIM_CLK SIM clock O Logic
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18 PCM_DIN Digital audio I

receive
(not supported)
20 PCM_DOUT Digital audio O

transmit
VOH, VOL
(not supported)
PCM Logic (4) -0.1 to 3.1V
Audio VIH, VIL
22 PCM_CLK Digital audio O
(5)
clock
(not supported)
24 PCM_FS Digital audio O

frame sync.
(not supported)
54 Red Registration
Status_LED status Red LED
LEDs I Contro- NA -0.1 to 5.2V
60 Green Registration lled
Status_LED status Green current
LED sink
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30 KBC0 Keypad column

0
(not supported)

1
(not supported)

2
(not supported)

3
(not supported)

4
KEYP (not supported)
AD I Logic VOH, VOL -0.1 to 3.1V
38 KBC5 Keypad column (4)
5
(not supported)
40 KBR0 Keypad row 0

(not supported)

(not supported)

(not supported)

(not supported)

(not supported)
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67 SPKR_M Speaker O 128mVrms

inverted Audio differential
(1) -0.1 to 3.1V
69 SPKR_P Speaker O
63 ALRT_M Alert speaker

inverted
(not supported)
O Audio NA -0.1 to 3.1V
65 ALRT_P Alert speaker
(not supported)
AUDIO
61 MIC Microphone I Audio NA -0.1 to 3.1V
input
(not supported)
59 MIC P Mic P for I Audio

differential/Float In/Float
for single
43.5mVrms -0.1 to 3.1V
57 MIC_M Mic_M for I Audio
(2)
differential, Mic
input for single
ended
55 HDST_INT Headset detect I Logic NA -0.1 to 3.1V

interrupt
(not supported)
35 CTS2 UART2 clear to I

send
UART 33 RTS2 UART2 ready to I

2 send
Logic 2.775 -0.1 to 3.1V
31 TXD2 UART2 transmit I

data
29 RXD2 UART2 receive O
45 ADC1_GPIO1 General purpose

ADC A/D I Analog -0.1 to 3.1V
47 ADC2_GPIO2 (not supported)
27 OPTION_V+ 2.775V REF O DC 2.775 -0.1 to 3.1V

MISC
43 MUX_CNTRL For JTAG I Logic 2.775 -0.1 to 3.1V
(not supported)
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Notes to Pinout Table:

All in/out directions are with reference to the iO270.
(1) The nominal differential speaker level from the iO270, between SPKR_M and SPKR_P, is 128 mVrms.
The nominal single-ended level on each pin, with respect to ground, is 64 mVrms.
(2) The required nominal differential input microphone level to the iO270 is 43.5 mVrms. The single ended level on
MIC_M, in respect to GND should be 43.5mVrms.
(3) Ignition high-level input DC Level: Min: 0.9 * V_Bat; Max: 5 V
Ignition low-level input DC Level: Min: 0 V; Max: 0.4 V
(4) High-level DC output voltage (VOH): > 2.1 V; Typ. 2.5 V
Low-level DC output voltage (VOL): < 0.6 V
(5) High-level DC input voltage (VIH): 2.3 V ÷ 2.775 V
Low-level DC input voltage (VIL): 0 V ÷ 0.4 V
3.5.1 Detailed Pin Description of J1 B2B (Board to Board) Connector
• GND (pins 1-4) - These pins are the iO270 ground return pins.
• V_Bat (pins 5-8) - These are the 4VDC iO270 power supply pins.
• USB (pins 10, 12, 14) - The USB signals are directly connected to USB connector J121. The USB transceiver is internal to
the iO270. The option select lines and USB cable connection control the selection of RS232 or USB.
• UART1 RS232 Signals (pins 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23) - 8 wire, 3V level, RS232 interface.
RS232 transceiver on EVB interfaces these signals to DB9 connector J120.
• Module_Wake_Up (pin 16) - Host Signal to Wake iO270.
• PCM (pins 18, 20, 22, 24) - Not supported (Digital audio lines).
• RESET_OUT (pin 25) - Reset signal output.
• Host_Wake_Up (pin 26) - An output signal from the iO270 used to wake up a host processor.
• OPTION_V+ (pin 27) - A regulated 2.775V output from the iO270 with maximum drive capability of 100 mA.
Voltage is available only when the iO270 is powered up.
• Keypad Lines (pins 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 66, 68, 70) - Not supported.
• UART2 RS232 Signals (pins 29, 31, 33, 35) - 4 Wire, 3V level, RS232 interface to the iO270. RS232 transceiver on EVB
interfaces these signals to DB9 connector J123. UART2 is mainly used for GPS data reception from the iO270.
Bluetooth via UART2 is not supported (when it will be available, P50 jumper should point BT instead of GPS).
• ENT_MUTE (pin 37) - Not supported (Entertainment Mute).
• TX_EN (pin 39) - Transmit indicator.
• Firmware_Upload_EN (pin 41) - This pin is internally, in the iO270, pulled down via 22K resistor. Pulling up to 3V at
power up sets the iO270 to programming (Bootload) mode.
• MUX_CNTRL (pin 43) - This pin must be held at logic low (facilitated by iO270 internal 69K pull down resistor).
For Motorola use only.
• SIM Card (pins 44, 46, 48, 50, 52) - Interface with 3V SIM Card.
Pin 50 (SIM_Presence_Detect) is not supported.
• ADC_GPIO (pins 45, 47) - Not supported (General purpose A/D).
• WIDEN_DET (pin 49) - WiDEN coverage indicator - Not supported.
• IGN (pin 51) - Used to power up and power down the iO270. Applying 4V to this pin will power up the iO270. Applying
ground level to this pin will turn off the iO270.
Note that Pin 53 (connected to On/Off switch, S3) is not supported (S3 is not placed).
• Red/Green LED (pins 54, 60) - Registration Status LEDs. The iO270 provides a controlled current sink of 9mA for Red-
LED, and 11mA for Green LED. External resistors can be used to set lower current.
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• HDST_INT (pin 55) - Not supported (Headset detect interrupt).

• Host_SLP_Status (pin 56) - Used for Host/iO270 sleep algorithm, when selected by the user.
• Module_SLP_Status (pin 58) - Used for Host/iO270 sleep algorithm, when selected by the user.
• MIC (pins 57, 59, 61) - Headset microphone.
These are differential, AC coupled, microphone signals to the iO270. The EVB interfaces the connected visor mic or headset
mic to these pins.
Pin 61 is not supported.
• Option Select 1 and 2 (pins 62, 64) - The option select lines set the communication mode of the iO270. See Table 1 above.
These lines are pulled high, via 22K resistors, in the iO270.
• ALRT (pins 63, 65) - Alert speaker lines (Pin-63 is ALRT_M, inverted. Pin-65 is ALRT_P, non-inverted).
These pins should be left unconnected.
Not supported.
• SPKR (pins 67, 69) - High audio speaker lines (Pin-67 is SPKR_M, inverted. Pin-69 is SPKR_P, non-inverted).
These are differential, AC coupled, speaker signals from the iO270. The EVB interfaces these signals to the external speaker
and headset earpiece.
3.6 RF INTERFACES
The iO270 has 2 identical RF antenna connectors (U.FL-R-SMT(10) (see Figure 8):
1. J501 - iDEN/GPS, can be used for iDEN alone or iDEN&GPS.
2. J1401 - GPS antenna only (Active/passive antenna).
J501 J1401
Figure 8.Antenna Connectors Locations
3.7 GPS INTEGRATION GUIDELINES

This paragraphs provides the iO270 integrators with a step by step procedure for GPS integration.
The paragraph include:
• General overview
• Antenna specification
• Autonomous and assisted GPS fix
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• GPS fix with simulator

The iO270 is provided with two UFL RF connectors, one for both iDEN and GPS signals and one for GPS only. The integrator
should connect a GPS antenna to one of these connectors. The NMEA GPS data stream is available on the 70 pin main connec-
tor. The iO270 is expected to be flashed with valid Almanac GPS data.
During GPS operation, the GPS engine needs the Almanac data which is expected to be flashed into the iO270 in the factory. If
the Almanac week in the iO270 is 13 weeks older than the current Almanac week, then the Almanac is considered obsolete. In
this situation, the GPS will automatically replace the existing Almanac with any other updated Almanac as soon the GPS will
receive it (even a partial Almanac). Almanac storage also performed after GPS turn off (AT+WVGPS=0). The third option for
storing the Almanac is by shutdown command (AT+WVPO). After sending this command, the iO270 has to receive DC power
for another 10 sec before actually shutting down the power line.
The current GPS week info can be found from the following URL:
http://www.csgnetwork.com/multitimedisp.html
The current Almanac data is available in:
http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/almanacs.htm
3.7.1 GPS Antenna
The most important feature of the antenna is its radiation pattern shape which should be as flat as possible and provides wide
sky coverage. It should be tested within the integrated device (as close as possible to the final product). The GPS antenna should
have the following characteristics:
1. Frequency band: 1575.42MHz +/-2MHz.
2. Antenna Gain (including cable): 0 - 5 dBi.
3. Radiation pattern - as flat as possible. No nulls in the sky view.
4. Polarization: Right Hand circular polarization (preferred) or linear.
5. Return loss: better than 10dB.
Make sure that the average total gain of the antenna (including cable, filter,etc.) does not exceed 5dBi. The antenna is expected
to be connected to the iO270 connector prior to operation of the GPS. Do not disconnect the antenna during fix request.
An indication for good HW and antenna functionality is that all "visible" satellites are detected, and their C/No within the limits
of 35 - 45 dBHz.
3.7.2 GPS Path
The iO270 has 3 alternate GPS receiver paths:

1. Through the main antenna connector. The integrator may connect passive or active antenna but maintain the antenna
requirements as specified in “GPS Antenna”.
2. Through the separate GPS connector - Passive antenna.
3. Through the separate GPS connector - Active antenna. If this option is selected, the iO270 supplies 3V DC (20mA max)
through this connector. In addition, the GPS path contains a 20dB attenuator. Accordingly, the gain of the active antenna
(including cable loss and all line up) shall be between 20 - 25 dBi.
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Figure 9. shows the antenna connection options:

IDEN/Passive- iDEN Passive iDEN Active
GPS Ant. Ant. GPS Ant. Ant. GPS Ant.
J501 J1401 J501 J1401 J501 J1401
(A) (B) (C)
Figure 9.GPS Antenna Connection
3.7.2.1 Selecting GPS Path

The selection between the three options is performed using the following AT commands:
1. For main antenna connector (combined with iDEN), use - AT+WVANTC=0.
2. For separate GPS connector, passive antenna, use - AT+WVANTC=1.
3. For separate GPS connector, active antenna, use - AT+WVANTC=2.
To observe GPS current status, use - AT+WVANTC?.
3.7.2.2 GPS Antenna Connection Instructions on EVB

In order to communicate between the iO270 and the EVB perform the following steps (see Figure 10.):
1. Connect the RF cable (U.FL to U.FL, 3087563V13) from iO270's iDEN&GPS connector
(J501, located at iO270 corner) to EVB's iDEN&GPS ANT (J403).
2. Connect the GPS Active Antenna (8587526V01) to J401 on EVB.
3. Send command -AT+WVANTC=0.
The GPS active antenna circuitry of the Developer's Kit is designed for a specific antenna (Motorola P/N:
8587526V01).
Note
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iO270 Modem
J501
RF Cable
J403
J401
Figure 10.Connecting the GPS Antenna
3.7.3 GPS Request
Start the GPS engine and direct the NMEA data stream toward the requested UART. This is done using the AT+WVGPS
command. If only a single fix information is required (without the NMEA data stream), avoid this command and send the
WVRLA command.
AT+WVGPS=1 Turns the GPS on and enables NMEA to UART A.
AT+WVGPS=2 Turns the GPS on and enables NMEA to UART B.
AT+WVGPS=3 Turns the GPS on and enables NMEA to both UART A and UART B.
AT+WVGPS=4 Turns the GPS on and enables NMEA to the channel that the command was executed on.
AT+WVGPS=0 Turns the GPS off, stops NMEA stream and saves the updated Almanac if the existing Almanac is more
the 13 weeks old.
3.7.4 Autonomous Operation
In Autonomous Fix mode, the GPS engine calculates the fix based purely on Almanac data. If assist data is available, the iO270
will use it. Otherwise, the GPS will continue calculating the fix without assist requesting.
The following command is sent for autonomous single fix request:
AT+WVRLA=1,1,2
For continuous tracking and NMEA stream in autonomous mode use the GPS request command only:
AT+WVGPS=4
To stop the GPS NMEA stream and turn off the GPS, use the GPS request command:
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AT+WVGPS=0
The following Command is used for shutdown:
AT+WVPO
After the shutdown command is sent, the Almanac data will be saved in the iO270. Please wait 10 second before
shutting down the power to the iO270.
Note
Further information regarding the AT+ WVRLA commands can be found in the SW Developer’s Guide: GPS and Location
Services +WVRLA.
3.7.5 Assisted Operation
In Assisted fix, the GPS engine checks whether it has updated assist data or else request the server to provide assist data before
starting to calculate the fix. Assisted fix can be tested only when the iO270 is connected to an iDEN system that supports
Assisted fix (e.g. Nextel in USA and "MIRS" in Israel).
After the iO270 is registered to the iDEN system, send the following command for a single Assisted fix request. Note that you
should avoid the WVGPS command and send only the WVRLA command. In this situation, the fix data will be given within 30
seconds.
AT+WVRLA=1,1,1
The following command is used for shutdown:
AT+WVPO
After the shutdown command is sent, the Almanac data will be saved in the iO270. Please wait 10 second before
shutting down the power to the iO270.
Note
Further information regarding the AT+ WVRLA commands, can be found in the SW Developer’s Guide: GPS and Location
Services +WVRLA.
3.7.6 Fix with Simulator
A Spirent STR4500 GPS simulator (or equivalent) can be used for testing the GPS receiver performance (without the antenna)
in autonomous fix mode (Assisted test is relatively complicated since time transfer board is required for extraction of the
Assisted data from the simulator).
It is necessary to ensure that the scenario runs in the simulator has a valid Almanac. The scenario week should not be older than
the Almanac week in the iO270 but no more than 13 weeks newer.
Connect the simulator to the main UFL connector via a 10 dB attenuator and remove the SIM card (to prevent unintentional
iDEN transmission). Adjust the simulator signal level to -130dBm at the main UFL connector. Then, proceed with the autono-
mous fix procedure as specified above.
In order to test the second GPS connector with passive antenna option, connect the simulator to the UFL connector and adjust
the simulator signal level to -130dBm at the UFL connector. Then, proceed with the autonomous fix procedure as specified
above.
If it is required to test with simulator the active GPS antenna option with the second UFL connector, use DC block to ovoid
damage to the simulator and increase the GPS signal to overcome the 20dB attenuator on the iO270.
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3.8 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Table 19 describes iO270 electrical specifications.
Table 19. Electrical Specifications
Parameter Condition Min. Typ. Max. Units
12VDC power supply U140 input; 10 14 V

P1/12V input
4VDC power supply P1/4V input 3.2 3.9 4.2
Off current S4 in Off; 11.5 mA

12 V applied to U140;
iO270 or accessories
not connected
On current S4 in On; 25 mA
iO270 or accessories
not connected;
12 V applied to U140
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4. SERVICE SUPPORT
4.1 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE

This section provides contact information for any possible queries that may arise, such as the following:
• Have questions?
• Having trouble getting the Developer Board set up?
• Technical questions?
• Configuration questions/problems?
• Technical operating problems?
• Need documentation?
The iDEN Data Module Customer Support Center is ready to assist you on integration issues.
A direct customer should use the following email address to contact customer assistance: W.Clarke@motorola.com
An indirect customer should send his requests to his distributor and not to the Motorola help desk.
The support services provided by Motorola are subject to the agreement between the customer and Motorola and may be at an
additional charge to the customer. Motorola will inform the customer in advance of any such charge.
Every new call/problem report should be directed to the help desk email address noted above. It is recommended to report each
individual issue in a separate email.
The following information is required when reporting a problem:
• Customer name and address
• Customer contact information for this request, including:
• Name
• Telephone
• Fax number
• Mobile number
• Email address
• Product name (iO270)
• Software version of the unit (ATI3 command) or model number
• PCB version. This information is located on the PCB near the RF connector.
• Severity of the problem
• Problem description, including:
• Operator name
• Type of SIM card (for example, Test, Pre-paid, or 3V)
• Configuration of the setup (such as Developer Board, handset, host, connections, and so on)
• Detailed scenario from startup
• Log of all the commands and the responses, beginning from startup
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• Answers to the following questions:

• Was the same scenario tested on the Developer Board and the PC to reproduce the problem?
• How many units do you have, and how many of them have this problem?
• How often does the problem recur?
4.1.1 Motorola Workflow
The help desk uses the following workflow when responding to new calls:
1. Each new call is registered in the help desk database.
2. The help desk immediately notifies the customer with the help desk system record number for each issue.
3. A champion is assigned to be responsible for the new call, from arrival to closing.
4. During this time, the champion updates the help desk system with the progress of the resolution process.
5. The champion is the contact to the customer and the engineering team, and coordinates activities that are required to solve
the problem.
4.2 TROUBLESHOOTING
Refer to the table below for troubleshooting information.
Table 20. Troubleshooting
Problem Indication Action
Power
Developer board does not Power LED does not light. • Check the power source connection.
power up. • If using an external DC power source, verify that
the supply is within the limits.
• Verify that the board power switch (S4) is on.
• Check the source jumper (P66) position.
• Verify that the EVB fuses (F1 and F2) are okay.
iO270 does not power up. iO270 LED does not light. Verify that the iO270 power on/off switch (S1) is
on and jumper P60 is in place.
High current consumption. The protective fuse burns out. • Check the polarity of the DC power inputs.
• Verify that only one optional power source is
connected.
iDEN Reception
No iDEN reception available. iO270 unit searches • If using an external DC power source, verify that
unsuccessfully for network. the supply is within the limits.
Registration red LED blinks. • Fasten the iO270 to the board.
• Check the RF cable connection to the iO270.
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Table 20. Troubleshooting (Continued)
Problem Indication Action
Data Communications
The USB port does not work The PC does not recognize the • Check the USB cable connection to the PC.
with the PC. connection. • Check for proper iO270 driver installation on the
PC.
• Check the S5 setting.
The RS232 port does not work The PC does not • Verify that the USB cable is not plugged into the
with the PC. communicate. board.
• Check the serial cable connection to the PC.
• Verify that the PC port settings comply with the
iO270 defaults.
• Check for proper baud rate (default = 19200).
• Check S5 setting.
Audio
No sound from the headset • Verify that the headset is inserted correctly into
earpiece. the headset (J80) audio connector.
• Check iO270 volume level.
The headset does not work.
No sound output from the • Verify that the headset is inserted correctly into
headset microphone. the headset (J80) audio connector.
• Use only the supplied headset.
The speaker does not work. No sound from the speaker. • Verify that the speaker is inserted correctly to the
speaker (P61) audio connector.
• Check iO270 volume level.
The microphone does not No sound from the • Verify that the microphone is inserted correctly
work. microphone. into the microphone (J122) audio connector.
• Verify that the DC source is 12V (not 4V).
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5. EVALUATION BOARD PARTS
LIST
5.1 PARTS LIST

Table 21 contains the parts list for the iO270.
Table 21. Parts List

Reference Company Part # Description Reference Company Part # Description
C1 2113741B69 100.0nF J121 0987583u01 USB CONN
C2 2113741B69 100.0nF J122 0909399T09 MIC_JACK
C4 2113740F39 33.pF J123 0909672B03 DB9 CONN
C10 2113740F39 33.pF J124 2808044H01 14 PIN CONN
C11 2113740F39 33.pF J401 0982279V03 RF CONN
C12 2113740F39 33.pF J403 0987784V01 RF CONN
C13 2113740F39 33.pF J404 2886156u01 SMA PLuG
C14 2113740F39 33.pF L41 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C15 2113740F39 33.pF L42 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C16 2113740F39 33.pF L43 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C17 2113740F39 33.pF L60 2486275J02 IDCTR_10.uH
C18 2113740F39 33.pF L81 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C19 2113740F39 33.pF L84 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C20 2113740F39 33.pF L85 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C21 2113740F39 33.pF L86 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C22 2113740F39 33.pF L87 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C23 2113740F39 33.pF L88 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C24 2113740F39 33.pF L89 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C25 2113740F39 33.pF L90 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C26 2113740F39 33.pF L91 2409377M17 IDCTR_100.nH
C27 2113740F39 33.pF L401 2409154M18 IDCTR_27nH
C28 2113740F39 33.pF L403 2487319K11 IDCTR_8.2nH
C33 2113740F39 33.pF L405 2480067M02 BLM21A121S_N
ULL
C34 2113740F39 33.pF P1 3102151C30 3 PIN CONN
C35 2113740F39 33.pF P4 4009060S03 SIM HOLDER
C36 2113740F39 33.pF P50 2880001R03 HEADER 3 POS
C38 2113740F39 33.pF P61 2886280J04 W-T-B 6 PIN
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Table 21. Parts List (Continued)

C40 2113740F39 33.pF Q4 4813824A10 MMBT3904
C41 2113740F39 33.pF Q5 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C42 2113740F39 33.pF Q6 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C43 2113740F39 33.pF Q7 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C44 2113740F39 33.pF Q8 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C45 2113740F39 33.pF Q9 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C46 2113740F39 33.pF Q10 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C47 2113740F39 33.pF Q11 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C60 2380090M25 100.0uF Q12 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C61 2311049C06 22.uF Q14 4809579E16 TN0200T
C62 2311049C06 22.uF Q15 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C63 2113741F29 1.5nF Q16 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C64 2113743N50 100.pF Q17 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C65 2113743F12 330.nF Q18 4809939C02 UMH9NTN
C66 2311049C11 100.0uF Q19 4809579E16 TN0200T
C67 2113740F41 39.pF Q20 4813824A10 MMBT3904
C68 2311049C04 220.uF R32 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C69 2113741F25 1.nF R35 0662057C27 RES_10.
C70 2113743L41 10.nF R38 0662057C27 RES_10.
C71 2113743E20 100nF R39 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C72 2113928A01 1.uF R40 0662057A65 RES_4.7K
C73 2113741F01 100.pF R41 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C74 2311049C04 220.uF R42 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C86 2113946D02 1.uF R43 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C90 2113740F41 39.pF R44 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C104 2113928C12 10.uF R45 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C106 2113743F01 100.nF R46 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C107 2113740F41 39.pF R47 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C108 2311049C50 22.uF R48 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C109 2113740F41 39.pF R49 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C110 2113740F41 39.pF R51 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C112 2113740F41 39.pF R52 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C113 2113740F41 39.pF R53 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C120 2113743N40 39.pF R54 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C122 2113743N40 39.pF R55 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C125 2113743N40 39.pF R56 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C126 2113743N40 39.pF R57 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C127 2113743N40 39.pF R60 0662057R44 RES_3.32K
C128 2113743N40 39.pF R61 0662057R48 RES_5.11K
C129 2113743N40 39.pF R64 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C130 2113743N40 39.pF R94 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C131 2113743N40 39.pF R95 0662057A81 RES_22.K
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C135 2113928A01 1.uF R97 0662057A49 RES_1.K
C136 2113928A01 1.uF R111 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C137 2113928A01 1.uF R112 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C138 2113928A01 1.uF R113 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C139 2113928A01 1.uF R114 0662057B47 RES_0.000
C140 2113743N40 39.pF R120 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C141 2113743L17 1.nF R121 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C142 2113743N40 39.pF R122 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C143 2113743L17 1.nF R123 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C144 2113743N40 39.pF R124 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C145 2113743L17 1.nF R125 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C146 2113743N40 39.pF R126 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C147 2113743L17 1.nF R127 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C148 2113743N40 39.pF R154 0662057A97 RES_100.K
C149 2113743L17 1.nF R156 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C150 2113743N40 39.pF R157 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C151 2113743L17 1.nF R161 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C152 2113743N40 39.pF R164 0662057A97 RES_100.K
C153 2113743L17 1.nF R165 0662057B06 RES_220.K
C154 2113743N40 39.pF R167 0662057A49 RES_1.K
C155 2113743L17 1.nF R168 0662057A49 RES_1.K
C156 2311049C50 22.uF R170 0662057A49 RES_1.K
C157 2113946D02 1.uF R171 0662057A49 RES_1.K
C158 2113946D02 1.uF R173 0662057A25 RES_100.
C163 2113928Z11 22.uF R185 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C164 2113740F41 39.pF R186 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C165 2113928H02 220.nF R188 0662057C39 RES_33.
C166 2113743E20 100nF R190 0662057A75 RES_12.K
C167 2113946D02 1.uF R207 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C168 2113740F39 33.pF R208 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C169 2113741F01 100.pF R209 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C171 2113740F41 39.pF R211 0662057M50 RES_100.
C172 2113740F41 39.pF R212 0662057M50 RES_100.
C173 2113740F41 39.pF R213 0662057M50 RES_100.
C174 2113740F41 39.pF R214 0662057M50 RES_100.
C176 2113740F41 39.pF R215 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C177 2113740F41 39.pF R221 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C178 2113740F41 39.pF R222 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C179 2113740F41 39.pF R223 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C180 2113740F41 39.pF R224 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C181 2113740F41 39.pF R229 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C182 2113740F41 39.pF R230 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
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C184 2113740F41 39.pF R231 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C185 2113740F41 39.pF R232 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C186 2113740F41 39.pF R233 0662057C83 RES_2.2K
C187 2113740F41 39.pF R234 0662057A97 RES_100.K
C188 2113740F39 33.pF R235 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C190 2113928C12 10.uF R236 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C192 2113928C12 10.uF R237 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C194 2113928C12 10.uF R238 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C195 2113743E20 100nF R239 0662057A49 RES_1.K
C197 2113928H02 220.nF R242 0686155u01 RES_0.
C198 2113743E20 100nF R243 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C200 2113740F41 39.pF R244 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C202 2113740F41 39.pF R245 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C204 2113740F41 39.pF R250 0662057A25 RES_100.
C205 2311049C50 22.uF R251 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C208 2113740L22 15.pF R258 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C212 2113740F41 39.pF R259 0662057A65 RES_4.7K
C217 2311049C04 220.uF R267 0662057A99 RES_120.K
C219 2113740F41 39.pF R268 0662057A99 RES_120.K
C220 2113928A01 1.uF R270 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C221 2113743N50 100.pF R271 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C222 2113743N40 39.pF R280 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C223 2113743N40 39.pF R281 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C224 2113743N40 39.pF R286 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C225 2113743N40 39.pF R287 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C230 2113743L17 1.nF R288 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C231 2113743L17 1.nF R289 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C232 2113743L17 1.nF R401 0662057M01 RES_0
C233 2113743L17 1.nF R402 0662057T13 RES_274.K
C234 2113743E20 100nF R403 0613952F26 RES_182.K
C235 2113743E20 100nF R405 0662057M46 RES_68.
C236 2113743E20 100nF R406 0662057M54 RES_150.
C237 2113743E20 100nF R407 0662057M46 RES_68.
C238 2113743E20 100nF R408 0662057A84 RES_30.K
C239 2113740F41 39.pF R409 0662057A73 RES_10.K
C240 2113740F41 39.pF R410 0662057M01 RES_0
C241 2113740F39 33.pF R411 0662057C49 RES_82.
C242 2113740F39 33.pF R412 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C243 2113740F39 33.pF R413 0662057M01 RES_0.000
C244 2113740F39 33.pF R414 0662057B47 RES_0.000
C245 2113740F39 33.pF R415 0662057B47 RES_0.000
C246 2311049C50 22.uF R422 0662057B47 RES_0.000
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C247 2113946D02 1.uF R423 0662057B47 RES_0.000
C248 2113946D02 1.uF R990 0662057B47 RES_0.000
C249 2113743E20 100nF R1003 0662057M50 RES_100.
C250 2113740F41 39.pF R1004 0662057M50 RES_100.
C252 2113740F41 39.pF R1005 0662057M50 RES_100.
C253 2113740F41 39.pF R1006 0662057M50 RES_100.
C254 2113928C12 10.uF R1007 0662057M50 RES_100.
C255 2113740F41 39.pF R1008 0662057M50 RES_100.
C256 2311049A62 4.7uF R1009 0662057M50 RES_100.
C257 2113928A01 1.uF R1010 0662057M50 RES_100.
C258 2113740F41 39.pF R1012 0662057A89 RES_47.K
C259 2113740F41 39.pF RV60 4804645P04 VARISTOR
C260 2113740F39 33.pF S1 4008241G06 SWITCH_ET01
C261 2113740F39 33.pF S4 4008241G06 SWITCH_ET01
C262 2113928Z11 22.uF S5 4083849F04 DIP 4 POSTN
C263 2113928Z11 22.uF S6 4008241G06 SWITCH_ET01
C401 2113743N54 150.pF S8 4008241G06 SWITCH_ET01
C402 2187893N01 1.0uF SH1 2686668J01 SHIELD
C403 2311049A59 10.uF SH2 2685039C01 SHIELD
C404 2113743N54 150.pF SH3 2685039C01 SHIELD
C405 2113743N34 22.pF U60 5104187K45 LT13741HVIR
C406 2113743M24 0.1uF U80 5187605u15 LM4991MA
C407 2113743L17 1000pF U122 5113805A04 MC74HC04A
C408 2113743L41 .01uFF U123 5109781E76 MAX3238
C409 2113743N34 22pFF U124 5186214J96 LMV931MFX
C410 2113743N38 33.pF U125 5187605u15 LM4991MA
C411 2113743N38 33.pF U126 5186214J96 LMV931MFX
C414 2113743N38 33.pF U127 2409377M17 100.nH
C415 2113743N38 33.pF U128 2409377M17 100.nH
C416 2113740L22 15.pF U131 4813824A10 MMBT3904
C417 2113740L22 15.pF U132 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
C418 2113740L22 15.pF U133 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
C419 2113740L22 15.pF U135 5108428S67 MAX3223EEAP
C420 2113740L22 15.pF U136 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
C421 2113740L22 15.pF U137 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
C422 2113740L22 15.pF U138 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
C423 2113740L22 15.pF U139 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
C424 2113740L22 15.pF U140 0902481C10 DCJACK_3P
C425 2113740L22 15.pF U141 5186214J96 LMV931MFX
C426 2113740L22 15.pF U142 5185963A04 LP2981
C427 2113740L22 15.pF U143 2409377M17 100.nH
C428 2113740L22 15.pF U400 5104187K68 TPS76901DBVR
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C429 2113740L22 15.pF U401 5113816A04 MC78L08A
C430 2113928C12 10.uF U402 2409377M17 100.nH
C433 2113741F21 680.pF U403 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C434 2113740F41 39.pF U404 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C435 2113740F41 39.pF U405 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C436 2113740F41 39.pF U406 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C437 2113740F41 39.pF U407 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C438 2113740F41 39.pF U408 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C439 2113740F41 39.pF U409 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C440 2113740F41 39.pF U410 5186311J24 NC7SZ125L6X
C441 2113740F41 39.pF VR60 4813832C77 MR2835S
C442 2311049C50 22.uF VR61 4813830A70 MMBZ5V6A
C445 2113740F41 39.pF VR80 4805117Y01 MMBZ6V2A
C446 2113740F41 39.pF VR81 4805117Y01 MMBZ6V2A
C447 2113740L22 15.pF VR120 0609402u04 MG064S18A400
C448 2113740L22 15.pF VR121 0609402u04 MG064S18A400
C449 2113743F01 100.nF VR122 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C450 2113740F41 39.pF VR123 0609402u04 MG064S18A400
C451 2113740F41 39.pF VR124 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C452 2113740F41 39.pF VR125 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C453 2113740F41 39.pF VR126 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C454 2113741Y32 1.uF VR127 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C455 2113741Y32 1.uF VR128 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C456 2113741Y32 1.uF VR129 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C457 2113743N34 22.pF VR130 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C458 2113741F21 680.pF VR131 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C763 2113743N50 100.pF VR132 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C764 2113743N40 39.pF VR133 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C765 2113743N40 39.pF VR134 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C766 2113743N40 39.pF VR135 4886182u05 UMZ6.8EN
C767 2113743N40 39.pF
D4 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D6 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D7 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D8 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D9 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D10 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D11 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D12 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D60 4813833C09 MMBD914
D61 4813833B02 MBRS340
D62 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
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D127 4886132u01 LGST677
D128 4813833A20 MBRM140T3
D130 4889252u03 QTLP651C-7
D131 4813833A20 MBRM140T3
D132 4813833B16 MBR0520LT1
F1 0904923K01 FUSE HOLDER
F2 0904923K01 FUSE HOLDER
FL401 9185071F01 LFD21874
J1 2887581u01 B-T-B 70PIN
0.5MM
J80 0987837L02 CONN JACK
J120 0909672B03 DB9 CONN
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6. SCHEMATICS AND PLACEMENT
DIAGRAMS
6.1 CONTENTS
The following schematics and placement diagrams are provided on the pages that follow:
• Developer Board Top-Level Design
• Digital 1 and 2
• Modem Interface
• Power Supply
• Audio Circuits
• RF and GPS Circuits
• LEDs
• Evaluation Board Top Layout
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ISSUE RELEASE DATE APVD
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
8489459V01_1 B
C
XXXXX
XXXXX
XX|XX
XX|XX
XXXX
XXXX
D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
4V
CTS OPTION_V+ OPTION_V+
RXD BOOT
DSR
4V RI
POWER
DCD
SUPPLY
ANTENNAS RTS
TXD
LED’s CTS2
RTS2
DTR BAT_VCC
GND TXD2
RXD2
BAT_VCC
OPTION_V+
BOOT
CTS
CTS CTS
RXD
RXD RXD
DSR
DSR DSR
RI
RI RI
DCD
DCD DCD
RTS
RTS
TXD
TXD
RTS
TXD
MODEM
DTR
DTR DTR
MIC_M
DIGITAL-1 MIC_M MIC_M
USB_VBUS
USB_VBUS
USB_VBUS
INTERFACE MIC_P
MIC_P
MIC_P
USB_D_PLUS
USB_D_PLUS USB_D_PLUS SPKR_M SPKR_M
USB_D_MINUS
USB_D_MINUS USB_D_MINUS SPKR_P SPKR_P
FORCEOFF
MUX_CTRL
MUX_CTRL MUX_CTRL
JTAG_CTRL
JTAG_CTRL JTAG_CTRL
CTS2
CTS2 CTS2
FORCEOFF RTS2
RTS2 RTS2
TXD2
TXD2 TXD2
RXD2
RXD2 RXD2
PROJ.
EVAL_BRD for iO270 (LPK phase-2)

DESCRIPTION:
KIT NO. NAME PCB_NO:
XXX-XXXXX XXXX XXXX
DRAWN XXXX XX/XX/XX CHECKED XXXX XX/XX/XX
1. DRAWING GENERATED BY COMPUTER.

APPROVED XXXX XX/XX/XX RELEASED XXXX XX/XX/XX
2. MOTOROLA CONFIDENTIAL PROPRIETARY !!
X X D X X X X X G X X - X SHEET X
OF X
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX

FORCEOFF
A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
Q19
39.p
8489459V01_1 B XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
D
R156
G
MUX_CTRL C240
C XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
S
1
47.K 3V
R145 39.p D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
20.K 100.K DNP
C129
39.p R1011
DNP C239 R234 3V
0.000
10.K
4V
R161
FORCEOFF
3V
Delay Circuit
U122
PWR_GND U122
14
Q14
MC74HC04A
VCC
39.p 6 5
R209
D
2.2K GND
R243
7
G
C219
U122
JTAG
S
1
47.K U122 MC74HC04A
8 9
U133 USB PWR 39.p MC74HC04A
QTLP651C-7 100.K
1 2
U122 JTAG_CTRL
C174 R154 MC74HC04A
10 11
U122
MC74HC04A
3 4
R207 0.000 R251
U131 U122
1 12 13 MC74HC04A
10.K 11
J124-11
10.K
J124-6
1.K 2 6
R208
J124-8
8
USB R2391
J124-7
7
DNP
0.000 R228 TCK J124-5
R111 D128 5
0.000 2 2
USB_VBUS 1 J121-1 MCU_DE J124-12
1
R112 12
0.000
USB_D_PLUS 3 J121-3
TRST J124-14
1
R113 14
0.000
USB_D_MINUS 2 J121-2
TDO J124-3
1
3
4 J121-4 J124-13
3 4 DSP_DE
13
VR122 3V J124-1
TDI
6.47 G1 J121-5 1
5 TMS J124-10
G2 J121-6 10
0.000 R229 RESET_IN J124-9

D132 9
2
3V J124-2
100.p
C763 2
RS232 J124-4
4
CABLE U123
1.u
C135
MAX3238 26
28 1.u C136
VCC
100. C1POS
DCD R1003 5 25
J120-1 1 T1OUT C1NEG
RXD 100. 2 R1004 6 1
J120-2 2 T2OUT C2POS
DSR 100. R1005
2 7 3 1.u C137
J120-6 6 T3OUT C2NEG
CTS 100. R1006
2 10 24 0.000 R126
J120-8 8
RI 12
T4OUT T1IN
23 0.000 R121
DCD
2
100. 2
R1007
J120-9 9 T5OUT T2IN
22 0.000 R127
RXD
1
2
15
T3IN
19 0.000 R124
DSR
2
16
INVALID T4IN
17 0.000 R125
CTS
2
POS POS POS POS POS VR120
R1OUTB T5IN
14
RI
VR121 VR121 VR120 VR120 FORCEOFF
21 13
J120-5 5 C151 C149 R1OUT FORCEON
C155 C154 C153 C147 20 8 1 1 1 1
1.n 39.p 1.n 1.n 1.n 1.n R2OUT R1IN C127 C128 C130 C120 C131
18 9
J120-10 G1 R3OUT R2IN
NEG NEG NEG NEG NEG 11
C152 C150 C148 C146 R3IN 39.p 39.p 39.p 39.p 39.p
39.p 27
J120-11 G2 39.p 39.p 39.p VPOS
4 1.u
GND
VNEG4 C138
1.u
C139
TXD 100. R1008

J120-3 3
RTS 100. 2 R1009
J120-7 7
DTR 100. 2 R1010
J120-4 4
2 0.000 R122
TXD
1
0.000 R123
RTS
0.000 R120
POS POS POS DTR
2
VR121 VR120 VR121
C145 C143 C141 1 1 C122

1.n 1.n 1.n C126 C125 39.p
39.p 39.p
NEG NEG NEG C140
C144 C142
39.p
39.p 39.p
UART-1
PROJ.

DIGITAL-1 DESCRIPTION:
APPROVED
KIT NO.
XXX-XXXXX
DRAWN XXXX
XXXX
NAME
XXXX
XX/XX/XX
XX/XX/XX
CHECKED
RELEASED
PCB_NO:
XXXX
XXXX
XXXX
XX/XX/XX
XX/XX/XX
X X D X X X X X G X X - X SHEET OF
X X
UART2_DIRECTION O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
P50-3 P50-2 P50-1 A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
8489459V01_1
3V 3V
3 2 1 B XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
C XXXXX XX|XX XXXX

47.K 47.K
1 2
D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
R280 R281
3V
UART2_BT UART2_GPS
U404
NC7SZ125L6X
6
VCC
UART2_GPS 1 OE
0.000 R221
2 A Y 4
RTS2
5
GND
3V NC C767
47.K
3
39.p
U403
NC7SZ125L6X R1012
6
VCC
0.000 R282
OE 1 UART2_BT
4 Y A 2
DNP
3V
5
GND
NC
3
RS232 U408
NC7SZ125L6X
6
VCC
3V
UART2_BT 1 OE
PORT2 100.p
C221 2 A Y 4
GND
3V NC
1.u
C220
3
U405
NC7SZ125L6X
6
100.
2_CTS R214
VCC
J123-8 8 UART2_GPS
1 OE 1
100.
2_RXD R212
J123-2 2 0.000 R223
1 4 Y A 2
CTS2
5
GND
NC C765
U135 47.K
J123-1 1 POS POS MAX3223EEAP
19
3
39.p
100n
VCC
R287
J123-6 6 VR123 VR123 C236
C230 C222 C233 2 3 100n C234
1.n 39.p NEG
1.n
NEG 100n 4
C1POS VPOS DNP
C1NEG 0.000 R283
J123-4 4 C225 C237
39.p 5 7 100n C235
C2POS VNEG
6
C2NEG 3V
J123-9 9
13 17
T1IN T1OUT
U407
12 8 NC7SZ125L6X
6
T2IN T2OUT
VCC
100. R211
2_RTS 16 15 UART2_GPS 1 OE
J123-7 7 R1IN R1OUT
1
100. 0.000 R222
2_TXD R213 9 10 2 A Y 4
J123-3 3
1
R2IN R2OUT TXD2
3V
3V 5
GND
NC C766
1 11
47.K
J123-5 5 3V EN INVALID
3
0.000 0.000 U406 39.p
14 20 NC7SZ125L6X
6
J123-10 G1 FORCEON FORCEOFF R288
VCC
R286 R215 0.000 R284
OE 1 UART2_BT
GND
J123-11 G2
4 A 2 DNP
18
GND
NC 3V
3
U410
NC7SZ125L6X
6
VCC
UART2_BT
1 OE
POS POS 2 A Y 4
3V
VR123 5
GND
VR123 NC
C231 C232
1.n 1.n
3
NEG NEG U409
NC7SZ125L6X
6
C223 C224
VCC
39.p 39.p
OE 1 UART2_GPS
0.000 R224
4 Y A 2
RXD2
5
GND
NC C764
47.K
3
39.p
DNP R289
0.000 0.000 R285

FORCEOFF
R216 DNP
PROJ.
DIGITAL-2
DESCRIPTION:
XXX-XXXXX XXXX XXXX

X X
4V
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
GREEN_LED
TP60 TP_VCC 8489459V01_1 A
B
XXXXX
XXXXX
XX|XX
XX|XX
XXXX
XXXX
RED_LED
QTLP651C-7 TP54 C XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
1
QTLP651C-4 3 2
D3 D2 BAT_VCC
D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
1
GRN RED
RXD RI RTS DTR
TP11 TP23 TP9 TP19
D127
CTS DSR DCD TXD
1
LGST677
TP15 TP13 TP17 TP21
BI-COLOR CTS2 RTS2 TXD2 RXD2
GREEN (DNP) RED (DNP)
8
R38 10. TP35 TP33 TP31 TP29
1
54 J1-54 RED_LED
J1-5
J1-6
J1-7
J1-8
2
2
60 J1-60 GREEN_LED
1
R35 10. 2 33.p 233.p 233.p 2 33.p 2 2 233.p 2
33.p 33.p 33.p
2 33.p 2 33.p
5
C15 C16
SIM_DIO SIM_RST SIM_PD
TP52 TP44 TP50 C28 C27 C26 C25 C24 C23 C22 C21
3 4
VR135
1
VR134
SIM_VCC SIM_CLK
SIM Holder 1 5
6.47
C266
DNP
TP48 TP46 6.47
CTS J1-15 15 CTS
33.p 2
1
RXD J1-11 11
4009060S03 RXD
3
DSR J1-13 13 DSR
RI J1-23 23 RI
SIM_PD P4 2 50 J1-50 SIM_PD DCD J1-17 17 DCD
SIM_CLK P4 3 46 J1-46 SIM_CLK
RTS
SIM_RST P4 4 44 J1-44 SIM_RST RTS J1-9 9
TXD
SIM_VCC P4 5 48 J1-48 SIM_VCC TXD J1-21 21
DTR
SIM_DIO P4 6 52 J1-52 SIM_DIO DTR J1-19 19
DNP 0.000
P4
P4
7
8 0.000
R997 S3 ON_OFF
TP53
J1-35
J1-33
35
33
CTS2
RTS2
2
P4 1
DNP J1-31 31 TXD2
1
R990 J1-29 29 RXD2
2 1
53 J1-53 ON_OFF
4 3 MUX_CTRL
GND1 GND MUX_CTRL J1-43 43
1
33.p IGN TP43
SWITCH 1 MUX_CTRL 3V 3V
4V
S1 C261 TP51 OP_SEL_2 J1-64 64
1
OP_SEL_1 J1-62 62
1 R114 2 2 33.p 2 33.p

2 10.000 1 TP64
51 J1-51 IGN 33.p
OP_SEL_2
2
SWITCH S5
S5
3 2 33.p 1
S5
4
4
70 Pin Male
S5
C14 C18 C19 C20 TP62 OP_SEL_1
2 3 4
SWITCH
SWITCH
SWITCH
SWITCH_ET01 VR128 VR124
33.p
5
BOOT C171
39.p
C188
6.47 TP41
BOOT
Brd to Brd Connector 5
6.47
2887581U01
1
3V TP57
S6
JTAG_CTRL
3
MUX_CTRL
1
MIC_P
TP59
1 1
41 J1-41 BOOT MIC_M TP_ALRT_P TP65
2 1
TP67 TP_ALRT_N TP63
3 2 33.p 1 1
C17 SPKR_M
1
TP69 TP_MIC TP61
SWITCH_ET01 1 SPKR_P
OPTION_V+ HDST_INT TP55
2 1
TP27 JTAG_CTRL
33.p
C4 2
33.p
C172
1
39.p SPKR_P J1-69 69 SPKR_P
C13 SPKR_M J1-67 67 SPKR_M
MIC_M J1-57 57 MIC_M
MIC_P J1-59 59 MIC_P
OPTION_V+ 27 J1-27 OPTION_V+ 33.p
2 33.p 2 2 2
HDST_INT J1-55 55 33.p 33.p
100.n L41
MIC J1-61 61
1
1 C12
HOST_SLP_STATUS TP56 56 J1-56 C11 C10 C245
1 100.n L42
MODULE_SLP_STATUS TP58 58 J1-58 ALRT_N J1-63 63
1
1 100.n L43
MODULE_WAKE_UP TP16 16 J1-16 ALRT_P J1-65 65
1
1
HOST_WAKE_UP TP26 26 J1-26 33.p 33.p
2 2 2 33.p 2 33.p 2 2
33.p 33.p
1 3 4
RESET_OUT TP25 25 J1-25
1 C46 C47
TX_EN TP39 39 J1-39 C44 C42 C43 C45 VR126
3 4 1
WiDEN_DET TP49 49 J1-49 6.47
1
VR129 ENT_MUTE TP37 37 J1-37
1 5
6.47
1 5 1
KBC0 TP30 30 J1-30 PCM_DIN J1-18 18 TP18 PCM_DIN
1
KBC1 TP28 28 J1-28 PCM_DOUT J1-20 20 TP20 PCM_DOUT
1 1
KBC2 TP32 32 J1-32 PCM_CLK J1-22 22 TP22 PCM_CLK
1 1 USB_D_MINUS
KBC3 TP34 34 J1-34 PCM_FS J1-24 24 TP24 PCM_FS TP14
1 1
USB_D_PLUS
KBC4 TP36 36 J1-36 TP12
1
1
KBC5 TP38 38 J1-38
USB_VBUS
1 1
KBR0 TP40 40 J1-40 ADC1_GPIO1 J1-45 45 TP45 TP10
1
1
1
KBR1 TP42 42 J1-42 ADC2_GPIO2 J1-47 47 TP47
1
1
KBR2 TP66 66 J1-66
1
KBR3 TP68 68 J1-68 J1-10 10 USB_VBUS
1
KBR4 TP70 70 J1-70 J1-12 12 USB_D_PLUS
1
J1-14 14
1 J1-1
2 J1-2
3 J1-3
4 J1-4
USB_D_MINUS
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
VR130 VR131 VR132 VR133 VR127 VR125

6.47 6.47 6.47 6.47 6.47 6.47
1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5
TP_GND 1
PROJ.
DESCRIPTION:
MODEM INTERFACE DRAWN

KIT NO.
XXX-XXXXX
XXXX XX/XX/XX
NAME
XXXX
CHECKED
PCB_NO:
XXXX
XXXX XX/XX/XX

OF X
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
4V Linear Regulator D60 A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
10 to 14V
V_SUPPLY
SH1
SHIELD
1.5n C65
1
C63 330.n C XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
1 2 D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
10.u
L60
INT_4V
2
U60
LT13741HVIR 1
1
VC
R60
6 3.32K
V_SUPPLY BOOST
5 2
VIN SINC_SHDN_
3
VSW
7
FB_SENSE_
GND
C66
1
1
4 100.0u
1 RV60 1 1 1 C64
100.p
VR60 C61 C62 R61
28. 22.u 22.u 5.11K
C60
100.0u D61
VOLTAGE
1A
AMP
F1
MODEM_4V_SELECT
MODEM POWER
DC Connector P60-1 1
INT_4V 3.15A
F2
4V_MODEM R242
10-12V Input
1 2
4V Direct input P60-2 2
2 1
BAT_VCC
0.
P1-2 P1-3 EXT_4V VOLTAGE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
P1-1 P60-3 3 AMP 1 2
1
1
C67 C68 C69 C70 C71 C72 C73 VR61 C74
1
39.p 220.u 1.n 10.n 100n 1.u 100.p 5.6 220.u C217
220.u
EXT_4V
2
1
100.0n
C2
100.0n
C1
4V
EVB_4V_SELECT
1
D131
SWITCH_ET01
S4
U140 P66-3 3
4V_EVB
3
2
EVB POWER
P66-2 2
GND 1 D62
QTLP651C-7
C2 EXT_4V
P66-1 1
C1
12V from AC Transformer R64

2.2K
3V for Interface circuits

3V
4V LPK Holders
U142 M1 M2
3 LP2981
ON_OFF* PLTD_HOLE2_5X5_0 PLTD_HOLE2_5X5_0
1 5
VIN VOUT
GND
GND
4
1
GND
NC BLM21A121S
L405 3
4.7u
2
2
C258 C257
2
39.p 1
1.u C256 C259 OPTION_V+ 39.p
S8 SWITCH_ET01
39.p
C173
OPTION_V+
PROJ.
POWER SUPPLY
DESCRIPTION:
XXX-XXXXX XXXX XXXX

X X
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX

10 to 12V
A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
V_SUPPLY
8489459V01_1
3V
B XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
U402
100.n
C XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
R97 C438
U401
1.K 39.p
MC78L08A 1
22.u 39.p 100n C428 C429 D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
OUT
8 4 3.n
IN NC1
NC2
5
39.p
C246
C253 C249 15.p
C431 DNP 15.p
C426
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND4
C454
C455
C456
1.U
1.U
1.U
C185 15.p R245
2
3
6
7
10.K
C248
R244
3 5 C247 100.n
R250 L91
Mic_Jack 4
1.U 10.K 1
MIC_P
R168
1.K
2 U141 100. 1.U
C252 LMV931MFX
3 39.p
39.p
39.p
4 100.n C202 C250
2 L85
2
10.u
1
5 2 1
1
120.K R267
2
C192 39.p
C424 C425
C440
J122 39.p 39.p
C184 C187
15.p 15.p
VR80
6.2 R171
C427 39.p R170 1.K 22.u 39.p 100n
10.u
1.K
15.p C190 C200 C195
C205
Headset_Jack C186
GND 1 1.n C432
100.n
C167
DNP U124
L86 R165 LMV931MFX
SP 3
2
R164 100.K
BRK 5 1.U 220.K
L84
100.n C86 1.K
MIC 4 3 5 C157 100.n
R173 L81
4
1
SWI 2 100.p C169
2 1 1.U
R167
1
MIC_M
1 2 2 100. 1.U
C437
1
1 C113
J80 C423 39.p C208 39.p C420 C112 39.p
82. C90
C212 39.p
2 39.p R411
VR81 15.p 15.p
39.p 15.p
4V 6.2
C213
120.K 10.u 39.p C439 4V
DNP R268
39.p
C254 C255
C436 L87
100.n 39.p C419 4V
U143 100.n
C107 C434
C106 C442 39.p C448 39.p C447
15.p
C104
C176
22.000U
22.000U
10.u
C163
C262
100.n 22.u 15.p
15.p
C435 39.p
22.u
100n 39.p 1.U 39.p C417
100.n
C166 C181 C158 C156 L88 15.p
U80 2 39.p
LM4991MA
6
R422 8 Ohm Speaker
VDD
C433
100.n 1
0.000 1 C178 Connector
C449 C108 39.p C418 SHUTDOWN U128
C177 2 8
39.p 680.p DNP 100.n
C164
39.p
C165
R94
3
BYPASS
INPOS
VO2
2
1 P61-1
22.u 15.p 4 5
R186 39.p 10.u C452 39.p INNEG VO1 4 P61-4
2
GND
10.K U127
220.n 100.n
C451
10.K C194 0.000 3 P61-3
U126
7
C441 C421 C109 C110 2 P61-2
LMV931MFX R423 C422
SPKR_M L89
C198
R185 U125 5 P61-5
3 5 LM4991MA C443
6
R418 39.p 39.p 15.p 6 P61-6

15.p
4
DNP
VDD
100.n
100n 10.K 1 1 C105 1.n
1.K 39.p 2 SHUTDOWN 220.n 20.K
R240
DNP C168 0.000 C197
39.p
2
3
BYPASS VO2
8
C263 DNP DNP
DNP R178
62.K
C204
33.p C416 R157
4
INPOS
INNEG VO1
5
C445
R95
C180
GND
15.p R414 39.p 22.K

SPKR_P C238
220.n 10.K 22.000U
L90 R238
7
C444 39.p
R419 39.p
C179
R188
100.n
39.p C450
100n 10.K R409 DNP
C458
C453
R415 220.n 20.K

10.K 39.p SH3 SH2
DNP
33.
680.p 0.000
DNP C446
C214
DNP
SHIELD SHIELD
C430 DNP
R180 39.p 3.n
62.K 1 1
10.u R190 12.K
C182
DNP DNP
R416 R417
0.000 0.000
R408
30.K
PROJ.
AUDIO
DESCRIPTION:
FCN6529A AUDIO CIRCUITS 8488528V01_P3
DRAWN Doron.L 19-AUG-04 CHECKED XXXX XX/XX/XX

APPROVED Yerach.K XX/XX/XX RELEASED XXXX XX/XX/XX
3 4
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX

C XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
GPS Antenna Connector iDEN Antenna Connector

LPK Connector
J403
J404-2 J404-3 J404-1 J404-4 J404-5
5
J401
4V
5
4
3
2
3
2
1
4V
R410
0
C406 C407 C408 C409 C410 C411

33.p 33.p
0.1uF 1000pF .01uF 22pF 33.p 33.p
C414 C415
2113743M24 2113743L41 2113743N34
3 1
HI_FREQ LO_FREQ
2
R412 R413 FL401
6 LFD21874
COM L403
GND1
GND2
GND3
1
0.000 0.000 8.2n
L402
2
5
7
6.8nH
DNP
U400
TPS76901DBVR R406
C405 150. C457
3V Output L401
1 5
IN OUT
3 4 2 1 2 1 2
GND
EN FB 27n
22.p 22.p
R405 R407
C401 C402 5.6n
2
1.0uF C403
150.p 68. 68. L404
2187893N01
R401
R402
274.K
10.u
C404
DNP
0 150.p
R403 182.K
GND
PROJ.
DESCRIPTION:
iDEN and GPS Antennas for LPK EVB KIT NO.

FCN6529A
NAME
RF+GPS Circuits
PCB_NO:
8488528V01_P3
DRAWN Shuki.L 14-NOV-04 CHECKED XXXX XX/XX/XX

OF X
4V 4V 4V 4V
O XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
A XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
8489459V01_1 B
C
XXXXX
XXXXX
XX|XX
XX|XX
XXXX
XXXX
RS232-RXD2 RS232-CTS2 RS232-RTS2 RS232-TXD2
U136 U138 U139 D XXXXX XX|XX XXXX
QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7
U137
QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7
10.K
10.K R236 10.K
R230 R232 R233
R235 2.2K 1 10.K 2.2K R237 2.2K
R231
1 2.2K R42 1 4V 4V 4V 4V 4V 4V 4V 4V
Q15 1
Q16 Q17 Q18

D6 D12 D8 D9 D10
QTLP651C-7 D11 U132 D7
QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7 QTLP651C-7
QTLP651C-7
RS232-RX RS232-RI
RS232-DTR RS232-CTS RS232-DSR RS232-DCD
Q15 10.K RS232-RTS
RS232-TX R270
10.K
RXD2 5 TXD2 R45 R57 R53
CTS2
5 RTS2
5 5 10.K
2.2K 10.K R55 R56 1 R43 10.K R47 10.K R49 10.K R51 10.K
RXD2 Q16 Q17 Q18 R44 2.2K 2.2K 2.2K 2.2K 2.2K 2.2K 2.2K
R54 1 R46 R48 R271 R52
1 1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 Q6 Q12 Q5 Q7
33.p 33.p 2 33.p Q11 Q9 Q10
C241 C242 33.p C244
C243 Q8
Q5 Q7 Q9
CTS2 Q12
Q6 Q11 Q10
5 5 5 5 5
RXD 5 TXD 5 Q8 5
DTR
DSR RI
RTS2 DCD RTS
CTS
TXD2
2
2 2 2 2 2
33.p 33.p
C41 C34
33.p 33.p 33.p
C36 C37 33.p
C38 C39
UART-2
2
2 33.p
C40
33.p
C35
RTS
4V
DCD
BOOT RI
D4
QTLP651C-7
Place By S6
R41 DSR
2.2K
BOOT 10.K R39 CTS

1
Q4
BOOT
33.p
C33 4.7K 4V
R40
DTR
MODEM_ON
2
QTLP651C-7 TXD
D130
Place by S1 RXD
R32
2.2K
10.K R258
Q20
OPTION_V+
1
UART-1
4.7K 33.p
R259 C260
PROJ.
LED’s DESCRIPTION:
KIT NO.
XXX-XXXXX
DRAWN XXXX XX/XX/XX

NAME
XXXX
CHECKED
PCB_NO:
XXXX
XXXX XX/XX/XX

X X
Top Side Components View
S3
3 4
TP60
1 2 2 TP54
1
R35 R38 3 2 P1
1
1
1 4 1 1
D127
6 7 8 9
3
2 1
3 2
g1 g2
G1 G2 D3 D2
S6
1 2 3 S8
1 2 3 S1
1 2 3
J120
1 2 3 4 5
1 2
1 2
2
4 3 1 C1 2 1 C2 2
2 2 2 2
TP41
1 2 2 1
2 TP27
1
2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 C17 C4 R39 C172 2 1 R114 C188 C171
R1003 R1005 R1004 R1009 R1008 R1006 R1010 R1007 J121
1 2 U140
1
1 C173 TP51
1 1 1 1 F1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 L405
D4 D130
1
2
2
4 3
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C261
1
C155 C154 C151 C153 C152 C143 C142 C145 C144 C149 C148 C140 C141 C146 C147 VR128 2
C150 14 13 12 11 10 9 8
TP12
1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
5 1
1 C138 2
1 5 2 1 1 1
2 2 1
1 1 1
R112 R122 R121 2 1 D131 2
2 VR122 2
1 3 5 7 1 3 5 7 1 2 2
C33 R40 Q4 3
R154 R243 C174 U122 R41 TP53
1
3 4 2 2 2 1
1 D132 2 R32
VR120 VR121 1 1
2 2 2 TP14 2
1 2 R258 C260 R259
Q20 3 1
2 4 6 8 2 4 6 8 2 2
1 1 1
R113 1 1
2C7631 1 C126 C120 2
2 2 VR60
2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 C135 2 2 1
C60
2
5 2
R1011 Q14
2 1 1 28 R161 C219 2
1 TP10
1
C139 C137 2 27
1 C136 2 1 2 1 D128 2
3 2 1
2 1
1 2 3 26
R228 R251
R209 1 2 2
4 25 2R1261
J404
1 U133
5 24 2
RV60 1
1C1312
6 23
2R1111 4 3 1
1
7 22 1
2
U123 U142 2
8 21
4 3 C257
1C1302
9 20 5 1
2 3 1
10 19 2R1271 3 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
C240
Q19 1
11 18
1 U131
12 17
1 2
R207 1 C259 2 2 C258 1
2
13 16 2 1 2
C415
1 14 15 J124
1 3 5 7 9 11 13
2
2 2 2 8 7 6 5
2 L403 1 2 2
C239 R234 R156 C129 R145 1 C256 2
2 R208 1
2 1 1
1 1 1
C414
2 3 2 1
1 1R1202 1C1222
C18
VR124
1
2
2 4 5
2 1 C62 2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 R229 R239
2 2 1
2
C127 C125 1
C128 3
D12 1 1 1 2 2
D11 D6 U132 D10 D7 D9 D8
C20 C19 2 C64 1
1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2
R125 R124 R123
1 1 1
2 F2 1
2 7
R55 R45 R43 R53 R57 R47 R51 R49
TP37
1 S5
1 2 3 4
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
6
TP_GND
1 1 C61 2
2
TP21
1 TP11
1 TP15
1 TP9
1 TP19
1 TP13
1 TP17
1 TP23
1
TP63
1 P60
1 5
2 2
TP25
1
U60 4
TP62
1 TP64
1 TP43
1
1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6
3 C66
2 Q11 5 2 Q6 5 2 Q5 5 2 Q10 5 2 Q12 5 2 Q7 5 2 Q9 5 2 Q8 5
TP65
1
C68 C74
2 2 1
3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4
2
C44 TP45
1 TP39
1
C45 L42
1 5 1 5
TP_VCC
1
1 1 2
2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 VR125 2 VR133 1
5 4
1 D61 2
R997 R54 C40 R44 C35 R270 C34 R52 C39 R56 C41 R46 C36 R271 C38 R48 C37 3 4 3 4 1
SH1
VR126
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1
1 2 3
2 2 1 TP47
1
TP49
1
1 C65 2
C43 L43 C42
1 C63 2
1 1 2
TP55
1
2 C217 1
1 R242 2
2 2 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
C47 L41 C46
C14 C13 C25 C22 C21 C24 C28 C26 C27 C23
TP48
1
1 2
1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3
2
2 2
TP61
1 1
2 2 1 1 D60
1 2 2 1 R61 R60
2 1 C436 2
1 C245 2 R409 C458 R408 R178
C450 R180 C182
C430 1 2
1 1
1 1 2 2 1 L60 2
2 1 1
TP44
1
2
C156 1 C419 2
1 C12 2 1
3 2 1 2 1
8 5 1 1 1 1 1
1 U143
1
VR134 C73 C72 C71 C70 C69 C67
VR61 1 L90 2 1 2 2 C181 1
1 C11 2 2 1 1 C238 2 1 R238 2 1 1 5
2 2 2 2 2
4 5 69 67 65 63 61 59 57 55 53 51 49 47 45 43 41 39 37 35 33 31 29 27 25 23 21 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1
R240 C204
3
2 U126
TP46
1 1 L89 2 2 1 C198 2 1 R185 2 2 2 C166 1 5 4
1 C10 2
7 4
3 4 1 C416 2 1 1
TP69
1
P4 J1 6 3
1 1 C15 2 2 C451 1 1 C158 2
1
U401
C16 1 C168 2
R416 1 R186 2 7 2
C455 C456
6 3 2 5 4
TP52
1 2
70 68 66 64 62 60 58 56 54 52 50 48 46 44 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2
TP67
1 2 R414 1
VR135 1 C433 2 8 1 2 1 R97 2 2
1
1 2 3
1 R417 2
1
1 R415 2
1 1
C197
TP50
1
C165 C443
2 1 1
2 2 C266 1 2 2
1 2 R190 1 C179 C444 1 C454 2
1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5
2
2 C452 2 R157 1
2 VR130 2 VR129 2 VR131 2 VR132 2 VR127 1 1 1 1 2 2
3 4 3 4 3 4 R188 2 2 C214 1
3 4 3 4 R94 R418 C445 C176 C104
1 1 R990 2
2 2 2 2 P66
1 2 3
1
TP42
1 TP24
1 TP16
1 1
2 1 2 2
5 4 2 C248 1 2
1 C177 2 SH2
C180 R419 C429 C438
1 R422 2 2 C202 1
1 2 1 1
6 3
2 C263 1 2 1 C205 1 1 2 1
S4
1
U125
C440 R244 C195 C200 R173 C90
TP40
1 TP22
1 TP26
1 7 2
1 2
1 2 1 C252 2 1 C192 2 1 2 2 1 2
4 3 2 1 1
R423 C446
1 C453 2 SH3
8 1 U402
2 1 2
2 2
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
2 2 3 2 1 1 1
2 2
C243 R42 C241 R235 C244 R237 C242 R236 1 1
1 C236 2 TP36
1 TP18
1 TP58
1 R267 R268
R95 C105 U80 C434 C447
2R2151 2R2161 D62
2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 C431 R245 U141 5 4 2 2
1 1 2 C194 1 2 2
2 1 1 1 C108 2
2 2 2 3
1 C220 2 1 R164 C432
C234
1 20 4 5 U124 2 R64 1 1
4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 C255 C254 1 1
2
1 2 C441 1
2 19 1C2212
5 Q17 2 5 Q15 2 5 Q18 2 5 Q16 2 5 6 7 8
L87 2
1
3 18 TP38
1 TP20
1 TP56
1 1 2 3
1 6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 1
1R2212 1 C449 2 2 1 1
4 17
C237 2 C262 1 C250 R250
5 16 2 2 1
1R2822 1C7672 1
2 U135 1 2
6 15 2 C164 1 C246
R171 C249 C253 C428
2 2 C112 1
7 14 2R2861 1 1 2
TP33
1 TP31
1 TP35
1 2 C163 1 2
2 C235 1 TP29
1 L88
TP34
1
8 13 1 1 1 1 1 C418 2 2
1C7642 2 2 2 2 1 1 2 1
9 12 C448 C107
C106 1 1 R167 R165 C439
R232 R230 R233 R231
2 1 10 11 1R2242 2 2
C442 2 R411 1
1 1 C157 C247 2 1 2
R222 R284 2
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 2
2 C435 C417 2 2
1R2232
2 2
R287 TP32
1 2 2 2
2 1 C185 2
1 1C7662 1R2852 1R2832 1C7652 U138 U136 U139 U137 2 2 1 C86 C167
1 2 2
R288 C427 C186 C190 1 1

L81 L91 R170
4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 2 C426 1
2 2 2 2 2 1 1 2
5U4072 5U4092 5U4052 5U4042 1 1 1
6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1
TP30
1
TP57
1
2
1 1 2
2 R168 1
R405 R407 L404 1
1C4052 2 1R4062 2 1 1C4572 R1012 1

R289 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3
1 3 5 7
5U4102 5U4062 5U4032 1 5U4082 R281 2 C109 1
2 1 C110 2
6 1 6 1 6 1 6 1 2 VR123
2 L401 1
1 TP28
1 TP59
1
2 4 6 8
2 C421 1
1 C422 2
R280
1 2 3
2
FL401 1 1
2 C208 1
7 6 5 1C4042 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 U128 U127 2 C187 1
3 2 P50
1 C222 C230 C223 C231 C224 C232 C233 C225 TP68
1 2 2 C178 1 2
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 C113 1
2
R413 1 C425 2
2 C403 1
1
2 2 2 2
R214 R213 R211 R212 2 C423 1 2
2 L402 1 1 C437 2
1 1 1 1 1 C424 2
1 L84 1
TP66
1
2 1 R403 2 1 R402 2 6 5 4
C213 2 C212 1 1 L85
R412 1 C420 2
1 2 2 2 C184 1
1
R410
2 1 2 1 5 4
C402 C401 5 4 3 2 J123
1
1
2 1 TP70
1 1
2 U400
L86
4
1C4102 3 4
g2 g1 2 VR80 3
5
1C4112 3 2 2
2 5 9 8 7 6
1R4012 M1
1 M2
1 3
3 2 P61
1
1C4092
VR81
1C4082
1 2
J401
1 2 J403
1 3 1
1C4062
J122
J80 C169
3 2
1C4072
5 1
3 4
2 1
Schematics and Placement Diagrams
52 6802978C55-C
INDEX
A I
Abbreviations 3 Introduction 5
Antenna Installation 2
Audio Interfaces 17
Headset 18 J
Microphone 17
J1 Signals 25
Speaker 17
J3 32
C L
Communication Interfaces 15
LED Indicators 20
RS232-1 15
RS232-2 16
USB 16
Configuration Options 13
M
Connector Pinout 25 Main Board-to-Board Connector Pinout 25
Copyrights 2 Microphone 17
D O
Developer’s Kit Option Select Switches 18
Description 5 Overview 9
Overview 9
P
E Package Contents 6
Electrical Specifications 37 Parts List 43
Evaluation Board. See EVB 10 Placement Diagrams 51
EVB Power Supply Sources 13
Components 10 Precautions 1
Configuration Options 13
Electrical Specifications 37
Initial Setup 22 R
Parts List 43
RS232-1 15
EVB SIM Connector Pinout 32
RS232-2 16
H S
Headset 18
Safety
Antenna Installation 2
6802978C55-C 53
Precautions 1
User Operation 2 T
Schematics 51
Terms 3
Setup 22
Test Points 20
SIM Connector Pinout 32
Trademarks 2
SPDT Control Switches 19
Speakers 17
U
USB 16
User Operation 2
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Revision Date Purpose

A 1 September 2005 Initial release

B 15 March 2006 Additional GPS guidelines

C 15 December 2006 Minor update to Table 18

3. EVALUATION BOARD AND

5. EVALUATION BOARD PARTS LIST

6. SCHEMATICS AND PLACEMENT DIAGRAMS

1.1 SCOPE OF THIS MANUAL

1.2 WHO SHOULD USE THIS MANUAL

1.4.1 ESD Protection

1.4.2 User Operation

1.4.3 Antenna Installation

1.5 TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS

1.6 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

Table 1. Terms and Abbreviations

1.7 HOW THIS MANUAL IS ORGANIZED

2.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

RS232 (DB9) USB DC Power

GPS RS232 (DB9) Speaker Headset Microphone

Figure 1. Evaluation Board Block Diagram

2.2 PACKAGE CONTENTS

Table 2. iO270 Developer's Kit Package Contents

Figure 2. Evaluation Board with Accessories

3.1 CHAPTER ORGANIZATION

3.2.1 Evaluation Board Components

25 (F1) 2 (P60, P66)

14 (RS232 LEDs) 9 (P50)

Figure 3.Evaluation Board Components

No. Designation Description Reference

3 J122 Visor Microphone Connector - Use microphone FMN5514B. 3.3.3.2

4 J80 Headset Connector - Use headset AAYN4264A or equivalent. 3.3.3.3

6 iO270 Connected to J1 Main connector on EVB. J1 is a 70-pin B2B connector. 3.5

9 P50 Jumper - Must be in GPS position. --

10 J403 U. FL Connector - Use to connect the RF cable. 3.6

12 P4 SIM Card Holder. 3.4 step 2

16 J121 USB Connector for data connection and programming. 3.3.2.3

18 J124 JTAG Connector - For Motorola use only. --

Table 3. EVB Components Description (Continued)

No. Designation Description Reference

19 S6 Programming/Normal Mode-selection Switch. For normal operation, it must be 3.3.5

21 S5 SPDT Dip Switches Block: 3.3.4

23 F2 Fuse 3.15A – Protects 4 VDC to iO270. --

24 P1 External DC Input Terminal Block Connector – 12 VDC or 4 VDC can be 3.3.1.2

25 F1 Fuse 1A – protects external 12VDC power supply input. --

3.3 DETAILED DESCRIPTION AND CONFIGURATION OPTIONS

3.3.1 Power Supply Sources

3.3.1.1 AC/DC Adapter Operation

Pin # Pin Name

3.3.1.2 DC Power Source Operation

Pin # Pin Name

3.3.1.3 Power Source Selection

Table 6. iO270 Power Source Selection Jumper (P60)

P60 Jumper Position iO270 Power Source

On-board regulated 4VDC (default)

External 4VDC supply

Jumper pin 1 is marked with a small “o”.

Table 7. EVB Power Source Selection Jumper (P66)

P66 Jumper Position EVB Power Source

External 4VDC supply

On-board regulated 4VDC (default)

Jumper pin 1 is marked with a small “o”.

3.3.2 Communication Interfaces