Instructions

87 C-Control Pro IDE
© 2013 Conrad Electronic
Example connect trimmer to ADC0 and ADC1 with external reference voltage 2.048V
Keypad
For user inputs a 5-button keypad (key cross) is available. The pins on the socket connector Y11 (6
pin) are connected to the switches T1 to T5. Through the jumper JP1 to JP5 the buttons T1 to T5
can be connected directly to the pins of the UNIT (P41 to P45). If another assignment is desired, the
jumper must be removed and the button are connected via jump wire from the socket connector Y11
to the UNIT. The switches are connected to the application board with 47 kOhm pull-up resistors. No
pull-up/down resistors need to be activated in software. Reading a switch in the idle state (not
pressed), a "1" is detected on the port, because of the 3.3V that is carried to the pin though the pull-
up resistor.
LAN Port / Ethernet
The LAN port can be directly connected with an FTP cable to a switch or router. With the Ethernet
interface of the C-Control PRO AVR32Bit a web server can easily be implemented (see Examples).
Furthermore, via the Ethernet bootloader the UNIT can be programmed across the network. The LAN
connector is permanently connected to the pins of UNIT (see pin assignment in the manual).
Relay
The pins on the socket connector Y13 are connected to the relay K1. The relay is switched by an
FET driver, and the "REL" connector of Y13 can be connected directly to a port of the UNIT. The re-
lay is used to switch smaller loads.