User`s guide

Intel

StrongARM

SA-1110 Development Board

User’s Guide

2-1

Getting Started

This SA-1110 Development Board is supplied as a mother board and functions as both a stand-

alone handheld PC device as well as a development platform when used with the SA-1111

Development Module.

This chapter provides a physical description of the SA-1110 Development Board and describes

how to:

• Unpack the card and give it a visual inspection

• Verify SA-1110 Development Board kit contents

• Install the required hardware

2.1 Physical Description

Figure 2-1 and shows the physical layout of the SA-1110 Development Board. The SA-1110

Development Board uses a 4-layer double-sided surface mount assembly technology.

The following components and systems are on side one of the SA-1110 Development Board:

• LCD cable connector—50-pin connector for Sharp 3.9” LCD display

• Touch screen header—Four-pin connector for touch screen connector

• Intel StrataFlash™—One of two 128 Mbit Intel StrataFlash for storage of the operating system

and applications

• Spare ADC input—An analog to digital converter that could be used as a photo-sensor input to

sense ambient light for background light control.

• Battery temperature sensor—Senses temperature of Li-ion battery

• Base station—14-pin connector for JTAG programming, RS232, power input jack, and

telephone

• Headset jack 2.5 mm—2.5 mm standard telephony headset connector

• Stereo jack 3.5 mm—standard stereo headphone 3.5 mm connector

• USB Type B connection—Universal Serial Bus, four-pin end point connector (slave) for host

communications

• Microphone connection—accepts Electret type microphone

• Radio connector—30 pin connector that accepts CDMA, GSM, or Bluetooth

radio modules

• SDRAM—One of two 128 Mbit SDRAM storage devices

• Intel

StrongARM

SA-1110 Microprocessor—Small size, low power, high performance, 32-

bit StrongARM processor.

1. For the phase 1 release of this document, formal Bluetooth interface specifications were not available. For more information, see section

Section 4.13.3.