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EVK-JODY-W1 Evaluation kits for JODY-W1 host-based multiradio modules User Guide

Abstract

This document describes how to set up the EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation kits to evaluate JODY-W1 series multiradio (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) host-based modules.

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Document Information Title EVK-JODY-W1

Subtitle Evaluation kits for JODY-W1 host-based multiradio modules

Document type User Guide

Document number UBX-16025670

Revision and date R04 18-Jan-2019

Disclosure Restriction

This document applies to the following products: Product name Type number Firmware version PCN reference

EVK-JODY-W164 EVK-JODY-W164-00A-00 N/A N/A

EVK-JODY-W163 EVK-JODY-W163-00A-00 N/A N/A

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Contents Document Information ................................................................................................................................ 2

Contents .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

1 Evaluation kit description ................................................................................................................... 4 1.1 Overview ........................................................................................................................................................ 4 1.2 Kit includes ................................................................................................................................................... 4 1.3 Software and documentation................................................................................................................... 5 1.4 System requirements ................................................................................................................................ 6 1.5 Specifications .............................................................................................................................................. 6

2 Getting started ....................................................................................................................................... 7 2.1 Host interface for Wi-Fi through PCIe .................................................................................................... 8 2.2 Host interface for Wi-Fi through SDIO ................................................................................................... 9 2.3 Host interface for Bluetooth ...................................................................................................................10

3 Board description .................................................................................................................................. 11 3.1 Block diagram ............................................................................................................................................11 3.2 Connectors .................................................................................................................................................11

3.2.1 Power supply configuration ............................................................................................................11 3.2.2 PCIe interface ....................................................................................................................................13 3.2.3 SDIO interface ...................................................................................................................................13 3.2.4 USB connector for Bluetooth UART interface ............................................................................14 3.2.5 Bluetooth audio interfaces .............................................................................................................15 3.2.6 LTE coexistence interface ..............................................................................................................15 3.2.7 Control lines .......................................................................................................................................15 3.2.8 Bootstrapping ....................................................................................................................................16 3.2.9 Antenna connectors .........................................................................................................................16

3.3 LEDs .............................................................................................................................................................17 3.4 Design files .................................................................................................................................................17

Appendix ....................................................................................................................................................... 20

A Known issues ........................................................................................................................................ 20

B Glossary .................................................................................................................................................. 21

Related documents .................................................................................................................................... 22

Revision history ........................................................................................................................................... 22

Contact .......................................................................................................................................................... 23


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1 Evaluation kit description

1.1 Overview The EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation kits provide a simple way to evaluate the JODY-W1 host-based multiradio modules with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. For more information about the JODY-W1 modules, see the JODY-W1 series Data sheet [1]. The EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation boards come with on-board SMA antenna connectors. Two external dual-band antennas for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are included in the kits.

The evaluation kits include either a Mini PCI Express adapter board or a standard full-size SDIO adapter board (compatible with host sockets designed for SD memory cards) for Wi-Fi host communication. A USB connector and on-board USB-to-UART adapter is provided for Bluetooth communication.

The main features of the EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation kits are:

• EVK-JODY-W164: PCIe host interface for Wi-Fi communication and USB interface for Bluetooth • EVK-JODY-W163: SDIO 3.0 host interface for Wi-Fi communication and USB interface for

Bluetooth • On-board SMA antenna connectors • External dual-band 2.4/5 GHz antennas for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth • All module interfaces externally available via pin headers • Multiple power supply options

Table 1 lists the different evaluation kit versions:

Evaluation kit Description Suitable for evaluation of

EVK-JODY-W164-00A Evaluation kit for the JODY-W164 host-based module with dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), 5 GHz Wi-Fi 2x2 MIMO and Bluetooth 4.2+EDR (ANT0: 5 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, ANT1: 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi). PCIe host interface for Wi-Fi

JODY-W164-03A

JODY-W164-04A, JODY-W164-05A (in RSDB mode, no MIMO)

EVK-JODY-W163-00A Evaluation kit for the JODY-W163 host-based module with dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) and Bluetooth 4.2+EDR (ANT0: Bluetooth, ANT1: 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi). SDIO host interface for Wi-Fi

JODY-W163-04A, JODY-W163-05A

Table 1: List of available EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation kits

1.2 Kit includes Table 2 shows the content of the EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation kits. Additionally, it includes two dual-band antennas, a micro-USB cable and the Quick Start card.



Part Picture Description

JODY-W1 evaluation board (EVB)

Evaluation board for the JODY-W163/JODY-W164 series modules (showing EVK-JODY-W164)

Mini PCIe adapter

(EVK-JODY-W164)

Mini PCI Express adapter and cable for Wi-Fi host communication

Order codes:

152 mm flat cable: Würth Elektronik 687650152002

SDIO adapter

(EVK-JODY-W163)

SDIO adapter and cable for Wi-Fi host communication

Order codes:



Antennas (2x)

Dual Band Wi-Fi/BT Antenna

Linx Technologies ANT-DB1-RAF-SMA

Table 2: Content of the EVK-JODY-W1 evaluation kits

1.3 Software and documentation The Android/Linux drivers for the JODY-W1 series modules are distributed by Cypress under the terms of a software license agreement. Contact u-blox support for your area as listed in the Contact section for information about how to obtain the driver package. Recipes for integrating the driver into Yocto-based projects can be provided on request by u-blox. Refer to the JODY-W1 System Integration Manual [2] for a description of how to build and install the drivers and basic usage examples.



1.4 System requirements • Host (PC or embedded system) with

o Mini PCIe slot or SDIO 3.0 capable, full-size SD card socket o USB 2.0 interface for access to the Bluetooth UART interface via a USB-to-UART bridge

• Operating System: Linux (3.x/4.x) or Android (4.4)1

1.5 Specifications Table 3 and Table 4 list the absolute maximum ratings and operating conditions for the JODY-W1 evaluation boards.

Parameter Description Min. Max. Unit

VBAT Power supply voltage -0.5 6.0 V

VIO I/O supply voltage 1.8 V/3.3 V -0.5 3.9 V

VIO_SD SDIO supply voltage 1.8 V/3.3 V -0.5 3.9 V

TSTORAGE Storage temperature -40 +85 ºC

Table 3: Absolute maximum ratings for the JODY-W1 EVBs

Parameter Description Min. Typ Max. Unit

VBAT Power supply voltage 3.2 - 4.8 V

VIO I/O supply voltage 1.8 V/3.3 V 1.62 - 3.63 V

VIO_SD SDIO supply voltage 1.8 V/3.3 V 1.62 - 3.63 V

TA Ambient operating temperature -40 - +85 ºC

Ripple Noise Peak-to-peak voltage ripple on VBAT and VIO supply lines

- - 10 mV

Table 4: Operating conditions for the JODY-W1 EVBs

1 Refer to the JODY-W1 System Integration Manual [2] for a list of verified kernel versions.


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2 Getting started This section describes the evaluation board connectors and configuration settings that are required to get started.

Figure 1: Overview of all connectors on the JODY-W1 evaluation boards (with PCIe jumper positions)

Designator Connector Description

J10 Power supply configuration Jumper settings for power supply configuration (3.2.1)

J3 LPO enable Jumper to enable the external sleep clock crystal oscillator (LPO)

J1 WLAN enable Jumper to enable Wi-Fi (WL_EN) pull-up to VIO

J2 Bluetooth enable Jumper to enable Bluetooth (BT_EN) pull-up to VIO

J4, J5, J6 Bootstrapping Pin headers for SDIO host interface selection (3.2.8)

J12 LTE coexistence Connector for LTE coexistence interface (3.2.6)

J18 Control lines Connector for wake-up, Wi-Fi/BT enable control lines (3.2.7)

J14 PCIe Connector for PCIe host interface on EVK-JODY-W164 (3.2.2)

J13 SDIO Connector for SDIO host interface on EVK-JODY-W163 (3.2.3)

J17 Blueooth audio Connector for the PCM/I2S audio interface (3.2.5)

J16 LED enable Jumper to enable/disable the power LED D1 (for current measurements)

J14: PCIe connector (EVK-JODY-W164)

J19: Micro-USB (Bluetooth)

J13: SDIO connector (EVK-JODY-W163)

J18: Control lines

J1: WLAN enable

J2: BT enable

J3: LPO enable

A1: SMA connector

J4-J6: Bootstrapping (EVK-JODY-W163)

A0: SMA connector

J17: PCM/I2S

J12: LTE coex

J10: Power supply configuration



Designator Connector Description

J20 FTDI VIO enable Jumper to enable/disable the FTDI VIO power supply (for current measurements)

J21 Bluetooth UART UART connector for Bluetooth host interface (3.2.4)

A0, A1 SMA SMA coaxial RF connectors for ANT0, ANT1 (3.2.9)

J19 Micro-USB USB connector for Bluetooth host interface (via USB-to-UART bridge) (3.2.4)

Table 5: Overview of connectors on the JODY-W1 evaluation boards

Figure 1 shows an overview of the evaluation board and its connectors. The board makes all the interfaces of the JODY-W1 series modules accessible via connectors or pin headers, as listed in Table 5. Refer to section 3.2 for a detailed description of the available connectors.

For Wi-Fi communication with the host system, the boards can either be connected through PCIe or SDIO 3.0. A USB interface connector and USB-to-UART bridge (FTDI FT232R) is provided for Bluetooth communication with the host system. The evaluation kit includes adapter cards and cables for all possible host interfaces. Two external dual-band 2.4/5 GHz antennas for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are provided in the evaluation kit.

Follow the steps mentioned below to start evaluation of the JODY-W1 series module:

1. Configure power supply and host interface for Wi-Fi host communication as described in sections 2.1 or 2.2.

2. Connect the two antennas to the SMA connectors A0 and A1 on the evaluation board.

If you do not use antennas, make sure that the RF ports are properly terminated to a 50 Ohm load.

For coexistence testing of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, use coaxial antenna cables to increase the distance between both the antennas for proper isolation.

1. Connect the evaluation board to the host system via the included Mini PCIe or SDIO adapter card. The evaluation board uses zero insertion force (ZIF) connectors and flat cables to connect the adapters. To connect the cable, gently flip up the small locking flap of the connector, properly align and insert the cable with the blue marking pointing upwards and close the locking flap.

2. The LED D1 turns green if the board is powered on and the module should be detected by the host system.

3. For evaluation of the Bluetooth features, connect the evaluation board to the host system via the included USB cable as described in section 2.3.

4. Install the necessary driver software for the JODY-W1 series modules as described in the System Integration Manual [2].

2.1 Host interface for Wi-Fi through PCIe To select the PCIe interface for power supply and Wi-Fi host communication on the EVK-JODY-W164, set the jumpers on the evaluation board as shown in Figure 2 and as described in Table 6.

The VIO and VIO_SD voltages are set to 1.8 V by default, provided by an internal LDO. Refer to the JODY-W1 System Integration Manual [2] for a description of the voltage domains and section 3.2.1 for the different power supply configuration options on the evaluation board.



Figure 2: Power supply configuration for PCIe, VIO_SD = VIO = 1.8 V

Designator Placed bridge Description

J4, J5, J6 - Bootstrapping: PCIe host interface selection

J10 5-6

11-12

Select 3.3 V from PCIe source for VBAT power supply

J10 13-15 Select 1.8 V from internal LDO for VIO supply

J10 17-19 Select 1.8 V from internal LDO for VIO_SD supply

J3 1-2 Enable 32.768 kHz LPO for sleep clock

J1, J2 1-2 Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

J16 1-2 Enable power supply LED

Table 6: Jumper settings for PCIe

Connect the included Mini PCIe adapter card with the flat ribbon cable to the PCIe connector (J14) on the board. Connect the evaluation board to the host system by inserting the adapter card into a PCI Express Mini connector of the host system.

2.2 Host interface for Wi-Fi through SDIO The JODY-W1 series modules allow selection between 1.8 V and 3.3 V for SDIO I/O voltage supply. To select the SDIO interface for power supply and Wi-Fi host communication on the EVK-JODY-W163, set the jumpers on the evaluation board as shown in Figure 3 for VIO_SD=1.8 V or Figure 4 for VIO_SD=3.3 V and as described in Table 7.

The VIO voltage is set to 1.8 V by default, provided by an internal LDO. Refer to the JODY-W1 System Integration Manual [2] for a description of the voltage domains and section 3.2.1 for the different power supply configuration options on the evaluation board.

The SDIO supported modes are not capable of supporting the full 2x2 802.11ac throughput capability of the module. If maximum performance is needed, it is recommended to use a module variant supporting the PCIe interface instead.

When SDIO modes are selected, the host interface signal voltage must match the voltage provided on the VIO_SD domain during both card identification process and data transfer mode.



Figure 3: Bootstrapping and power supply configuration

for SDIO, VIO_SD = VIO = 1.8 V

Figure 4: Bootstrapping and power supply configuration

for SDIO, VIO_SD = 3.3 V, VIO = 1.8 V

Designator Placed bridge Description

J4, J5

J6

1-2

1.8 V: -

3.3 V: 1-2

Bootstrapping: SDIO host interface selection

SDIO 1.8 V; or

SDIO 3.3 V

J10 9-10

11-12

Select 3.3 V from SDIO source for VBAT power supply

J10 13-15 Select 1.8 V from internal LDO for VIO supply

J10 1.8 V: 17-19

3.3 V: 17-18

Select 1.8 V from SDIO source for VIO_SD supply; or

Select 3.3 V from SDIO source for VIO_SD supply

J3 1-2 Enable 32.768 kHz LPO for sleep clock

J1, J2 1-2 Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

J16 1-2 Enable power supply LED

Table 7: Jumper settings for SDIO

Connect the included SDIO adapter card with the flat ribbon cable to the SDIO connector (J13) on the board. Connect the evaluation board to an SDIO capable host by inserting the adapter into the SD card slot. The JODY-W1 series modules use an SDIO host interface, so only an SDIO capable card reader (not just a common SD card reader) will be able to transfer the data and interrupts correctly. You can use either a built-in reader (found in most laptops – but not all models support SDIO), or a separate reader in one of the extension slots.

Be careful while inserting the SDIO adapter into the SDIO slot of a laptop. Such built-in readers might be designed poorly and can be damaged easily compared to the ones found on the development platforms, which are more compact.

2.3 Host interface for Bluetooth The JODY-W1 series modules support a high speed UART interface for Bluetooth communication. A USB-to-UART bridge (FTDI FT232R) is included on the evaluation board to easily connect it to a host system via USB.

Connect the USB cable to the Bluetooth USB connector (J19) on the board and connect it to the host system. Jumper J2 must be bridged (default setting) to enable Bluetooth on the JODY-W1 module.

The 4-pin UART interface of the JODY-W1 series modules can be directly accessed through the Bluetooth UART connector J21. Refer to section 3.2.4 for information on how to use the Bluetooth UART on the evaluation board.


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3 Board description This section describes the JODY-W1 evaluation boards and the available connectors and configuration settings.

3.1 Block diagram The block diagram of the evaluation board for the JODY-W1 series modules is shown in Figure 5. The single band antenna is not supported with the JODY-W164 and JODY-W163 modules.

Figure 5: General block diagram of the JODY-W1 evaluation board

3.2 Connectors

3.2.1 Power supply configuration

The JODY-W1 series module is supplied with 3.3 V (VBAT) and two I/O voltages (VIO, VIO_SD), that can be either 3.3 V or 1.8 V. Power supply for the evaluation board is provided from external sources. The board features an LDO that generates 1.8 V from a 3.3 V input. The 3.3 V supply voltage can be



selected from the SDIO, PCIe, USB, or an external supply. The 1.8 V (for VIO and/or VIO_SD) can be selected from the on-board LDO or an external supply.

Figure 6: Power supply connector

The power supply connector (J10) enables configuration of the VBAT, VIO, and VIO_SD supplies on the JODY-W1 series module. The jumper settings for the different power supply options are shown in Table 8 and Table 9.

Be careful when configuring the power supply settings, as wrong configurations can cause short circuits and damage the evaluation board and host system.

Power supply must be configured for both VBAT and VIO/VIO_SD.

Jumper setting Description

VBAT from external source

Use a 2- or 4-pin wire to connect an external power supply (3.2 – 4.8 V).

1,2 = GND

4 = VCC_EXT

VBAT from PCIe source (EVK-JODY-W164)

VBAT from USB source2

VBAT from SDIO source (EVK-JODY-W163)

Table 8: VBAT power supply configuration options

2 The USB host port must be able to deliver a current of up to 1000 mA for Wi-Fi operation. The current provided by a standard USB 2.0 interface is sufficient for Bluetooth only operation.

2

1

4

3

6

5

8

7

10

9

12

11

14

13

16

15

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17

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19

J10

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1

4

3

6

5

8

7

10

9

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11

14

13

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J10

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1

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5

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1

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6

5

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11

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J10



Jumper setting Description

VIO = VIO_SD = VBAT (3.3 V)

Example for VBAT from SDIO

VIO = VIO_SD = 1.8 V

Example for VBAT from PCIe

VIO = VBAT (3.3 V), VIO_SD = 1.8 V

Example for VBAT from PCIe

Table 9: VIO, VIO_SD power supply configuration options

3.2.2 PCIe interface

The PCIe host interface connector (J14) is shown in Figure 7. All the highlighted signals except VCC_MPCIE are directly connected to the JODY-W1 module. VCC_MPCIE is connected to the power supply connector J10 and is used for supplying 3.3 V for VBAT from the PCIe interface.

Figure 7: PCIe interface connector

The PCIe interface is available only on the EVK-JODY-W164.

3.2.3 SDIO interface

The SDIO host interface connector (J13) is shown in Figure 8. All signals except VCC_SDIO are directly connected to the JODY-W1 module pins via 22 Ω series resistors. VCC_SDIO is connected to the power supply connector (J10) and is used for supplying 3.3 V for VBAT from the SDIO interface. The SDIO interface has 50 Ω impedance.

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19

J10



Figure 8: SDIO interface connector

The SDIO interface is only available on the EVK-JODY-W163.

3.2.4 USB connector for Bluetooth UART interface

The Micro USB connector (J19) is used for Bluetooth communication with the JODY-W1 series modules. A USB-to-UART bridge (FTDI FT232R) is included on the evaluation board to connect to the high speed UART interface of the JODY-W1 series modules. VUSB from the USB connector is converted by a DC-DC to 3.3 V and connected to the power supply connector (J10) for supplying VBAT from the USB interface.

The 4-pin UART interface of the JODY-W1 series modules can be directly accessed through the Bluetooth UART connector J21. To use the UART interface, remove the jumpers from J21 and connect the UART host interface to the respective module side pins of J21 (1-TXD, 3-RXD, 5-RTS, 7-CTS, 9-GND).

The Bluetooth interface of the JODY-W1 series module can be accessed on the Micro USB connector through the USB-to-UART bridge by placing the jumpers on J21 at positions 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8. A jumper must be placed on J20 to enable VIO power supply for the FTDI bridge.



Figure 9: Bluetooth UART interface connector

3.2.5 Bluetooth audio interfaces

The Bluetooth audio connector (J17) is shown in Figure 10. J17 connects to the primary PCM/I2S audio interface of the JODY-W1 series module. The PCM/I2S function is switchable via HCI commands.

Figure 10: Bluetooth audio interface connector

3.2.6 LTE coexistence interface

The connector for the LTE coexistence interface (J12) is shown in Figure 11. It provides the coexistence UART interface from the JODY-W1 series module.

Figure 11: LTE coexistence interface connector

3.2.7 Control lines

The connector J18, as shown in Figure 12, provides various control lines from the JODY-W1 series module, such as device and host wake-up signals, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth enable signals and bootstrapping signals.



Figure 12: Control lines connector

3.2.8 Bootstrapping

The pin headers J4, J5 and J6 are used to configure the SDIO host interface for Wi-Fi of the JODY-W1 series module. The configuration pins of the module can be set to 0 by placing jumpers on the pin header. The supported host interface options for Wi-Fi are listed in Table 10.

J4 (PCIE_EN) J5 (SD_DES) J6 (SD_VDD_SEL) Jumper position Wi-Fi interface mode

1 1 1 - PCIe (EVK-JODY-W164)

0 0 1

SDIO 1.8 V

(EVK-JODY-W163)

0 0 0

SDIO 3.3 V

(EVK-JODY-W163)

Table 10: Host interface selection options

3.2.9 Antenna connectors

The evaluation board includes two 50 Ω female SMA antenna connectors, which are used to connect external antennas or measurement instruments to the antenna pins of the JODY-W1 series module. Table 11 lists the available antenna connectors and how they are connected to the JODY-W1 series module.

Designator Purpose

A0 (J8) EVK-JODY-W164-00A: ANT0, 5 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

EVK-JODY-W163-00A: ANT0, Bluetooth

A1 (J9) EVK-JODY-W164-00A: ANT1, 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi (RSDB operation supported)

EVK-JODY-W163-00A: ANT1, 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi (RSDB operation supported)

Table 11: SMA antenna connectors

For coexistence testing of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, use coaxial antenna cables to increase the distance between both the antennas for proper isolation.



3.3 LEDs Table 12 lists the available LEDs on the JODY-W1 evaluation boards:

Function Description Designator Color

Main power Main power supply (VBAT) status indication D1 Green

Table 12: LED description

3.4 Design files The schematics for the JODY-W1 evaluation boards are shown in Figure 13 and Figure 14. Other design files for the EVK-JODY-W1 are available via u-blox support. To obtain these documents, send an email to the support team email address for your area, as listed in the Contact section.



Figure 13: Schematic of the JODY-W1 EVB, page 1/2 (DNI means the component is not installed)



Figure 14: Schematic of the JODY-W1 EVB, page 2/2 (DNI means the component is not installed


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Appendix

A Known issues The isolation between the antennas - A0 and A1 is too low for coexistence testing of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when the included antennas are directly connected to the EVK-JODY-W1. Use coaxial antenna cables to increase the distance between both the antennas to achieve a proper isolation (> 30 dB isolation or about 30 cm separation).


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B Glossary Abbreviation Definition

BT Bluetooth

EVB Evaluation Board

EVK Evaluation Kit

HCI Host Controller Interface

I/O Input/Output

I2S Inter-Integrated circuit Sound

LED Light-Emitting Diode

LDO Low-Dropout Regulator

LPO Low-Power Oscillator

LTE Long-Term Evolution

MAC Medium Access Control

MIMO Multiple Input Multiple Output

MMC Multimedia Card

PC Personal Computer

PCI Peripheral Component Interconnect

PCIe Peripheral Component Interconnect Express

PCM Pulse-Code Modulation

SD Secure Digital

SDIO Secure Digital Input Output

UART Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter

USB Universal Serial Bus

Wi-Fi Wireless Local Area Network

Table 13: Explanation of the abbreviations and terms used


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Related documents [1] JODY-W1 series Data sheet, document number UBX-16013635 [2] JODY-W1 System Integration Manual, document number UBX-16012621 [3] Sample card reader for Linux: Sonnet SDXC UHS-I Pro Reader/Writer ExpressCard/34 -

http://www.sonnettech.com/product/sdxcproreader.html

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Revision history Revision Date Name Comments

R01 20-Dec-2016 mzes, kgom Initial release.

R02 7-Dec-2017 mzes, shoe Updated for prototype 2 (rev.B) of the EVK-JODY-W1. Updated the system requirements (section 1.4). Included a footnote in Table 8 with respect to limited current when powered via USB.

R03 12-Apr-2018 mzes, kgom Renamed this document as this User Guide will be applicable for EVK-JODY-W164 evaluation kit. Updated for Prototype 3 (rev. C) of EVK-JODY-W164. Added a list of known issues in the Appendix section.

R04 18-Jan-2019 mzes, kgom Updated this document for EVK-JODY-W164 (PCIe) and EVK-JODY-W163 (SDIO) evaluation kits.



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