User`s guide

Intel

StrongARM

SA-1110 Microprocessor Development Board

User’s Guide

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Introduction

• Phillips Semiconductor UCB1300* codec supports microphone, speaker, POTS line soft

modem DAA connections and touch screen

• Phillips Semiconductor UDA1341* stereo codec supports high quality 16 bit stereo audio

record and playback

• Infra-red interface for IrDA data links up to 4Mb

• Battery powered, using high efficiency DC-DC converters and a single Lithium ion (Li-ion)

cell

• Smart battery technology development platform and reference design when used with smart

battery packs

• Integrated 3.9” reflective color TFT LCD and touch screen

• Optional 8” color passive LCD for use with GFX companion chip

• Two expansion headers for the SA-1111 Development Module, the graphics accelerator board,

or other boards

• Built in mini speaker and two microphones

• Built in quiet alert vibration motor

• One type II Compact Flash socket (available only when the SA-1111 Development Module

and graphics accelerator boards are not present)

• USB slave port for PC synchronization and battery trickle charge

• RF module interface connector for CDMA, GSM and Bluetooth modules up to 4 Watts

• Base station connector for JTAG programming, RS232, power input, and telephone

The SA-1111 Development Module has the following features

• Expansion Flash bank. Up to 32MB socketed fast page mode StrataFlash memory

• Expansion SDRAM bank (up to 64MB 50MHz SDRAM)

• Supports UDA1341 stereo codec for high quality 16 bit stereo audio record and playback

• Supports AC97 stereo codec for high quality 16 bit stereo audio record and playback

• Form factor is six inches by five inches by 1.38 inches

• Built in microphone

• One type II PCMCIA socket

• One type II Compact Flash socket

• USB host port

• USB host plug and power control device

• Two PS2 ports

• Logic analyzer pods

• 32 LEDs to display program debug data

• 10BASE-T Ethernet controller

• Debug serial ports (RS-232)

1. For more information about the SA-1111 Development Module, see the Intel

StrongARM

SA-1111 Companion Chip Development Module

User’s Guide.