PIC32 USB Plug-In Module for the Explorer 16 Development Board FIGURE 1: USB PIM INTERCONNECT DIAGRAM FOR PIC32MX460F512 DEVICES.

From this document you will learn the answers to the following questions:

What device , embedded host , and On - The - Go designs are examples of what?

What does the PIM use to demonstrate the capabilities of PICtail Plus daughter cards?

What does the PIM use to demonstrate the capabilities of the Explorer 16?

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PIC32 USB Plug-In Module for the Explorer 16 Development Board PIC32MX Overview The PIC32 USB Plug-In Module (PIM) demonstrates the capabilities of PIC32MX460F512 and PIC32MX795F512 microcontrollers using the Explorer 16 Development Board and the PICtail Plus Daughter Boards. This PIM supports USB device, embedded host, and On-The-Go (OTG) designs, when used in conjunction with the Explorer 16 and the USB PICtail Plus Daughter Board. The pinout for the PIC32 family of USB On-The-Go microcontrollers varies slightly from that of the General Purpose (GP) family. Therefore, on the USB PIM (MA320002), signals from the MCU are routed differently than those on the GP PIM (MA320001). This routing is intended to maximize the compatibility of the USB PIM with the Explorer 16 and its PICtail Plus daughter cards, therefore, some signals have changed location. See Figure 1 and Figure 3 for an overview of the PIM routing changes. Refer the PIM schematics (see Figure 2 and Figure 4 and the PIC32MX4XX (DS61143) and PIC32MX5XX/ 6XX/7XX (DS61156) family data sheets for additional details. FIGURE 1: USB PIM INTERCONNECT DIAGRAM FOR PIC32MX460F512 DEVICES PIC32MX460F512 USB PIM Explorer 16 J1/P1 Explorer 16 P9/J4 USB PICtail Plus *VBUSON/RB5 (20) (96) (67) SHDN RB8/AN8 (32) [OVERCURRENT] (32) (43) RB6 (26) RB6 (26) *USBID/RF3 (51) USBID (95) (68) *VBUS (54) VBUS (1) (65) *D-/RG3 (56) D- (89) (62) *D+/RG2 (57) D+ (90) (60) RG13 (97) [PGOOD] (97) (66) *VUSB (55) VDD J10 RB0/CN2 (25) RB0 (25) RG15 (1) RD9 (69) RC4/*SDI1 (9) RC4 (9) RF7/SDI1 (54) RE8/INT1 (18) RE8/INT1 (18) RA14/INT3 (66) RB2/C2IN-/AN2 (23) RB5/C1IN+/AN5 (20) RF8/*U1TX (53) U1TX/RF3 (51) RA14/SCL1 (66) RG2/SCL1 (57) RA15/SDA1 (67) RA15 (67) RG3/SDA1 (56) RD9/SS1 (69) RB2/SS1 (23) RD10/SCK1 (70) RD10 (70) RF6/SCK1 (55) RD0/*SDO1 (72) RF8/SDO1 (53) RD0 (72) RG1 (89) RG0 (90) RG14 (95) RG12 (96) Legend: *xxx - Pin function changed from the PIC32MX3XX family. [xxx] - Pin function is optional, based on the USB PICtail Plus (xx) pin number. Pins not listed are unchanged from the PIC32MX3XX family. Revision History: REVB: Initial release REVC: Removed short between RB6 and RB8 REV1: Added Jumper J10 to allow CN2 to be used with PGOOD. 2010 Microchip Technology Inc. DS51775B-page 1

FIGURE 2: PIC32 USB PLUG-IN MODULE SCHEMATIC FOR PIC32MX460F512 DEVICES U1 PIC32MX460F512L DS51775B-page 2 2010 Microchip Technology Inc.

FIGURE 3: USB PIM INTERCONNECT DIAGRAM FOR PIC32MX795F512 DEVICES PIC32MX795F512 USB PIM Explorer 16 J1/P1 Explorer 16 P9/J4 USB PICtail Plus *VBUSON/RB5 (20) *RB8/AN8 (32) *USBID/RF3 (51) *VBUS (54) *D-/RG3 (56) *D+/RG2 (57) *RG13 (97) *VUSB (55) VDD J10 (96) (67) (32) (43) (95) (68) (1) (65) (89) (62) (90) (60) (97) (66) [SHDN] [OVERCURRENT] USBID VBUS D- D+ [PGOOD] RB0 (25) RB0 (25) RG15 (1) RD9 (69) RC4/*SDI1 (9) RC4 (9) RF7/SDI1 (54) RE8/INT1 (18) RE8/INT1 (18) RA14/INT3 (66) RB2/C2IN-/AN2 (23) RB5/C1IN+/AN5 (20) RF8/*U1TX (53) U1TX/RF3 (51) RA14/SCL1 (66) RG2/SCL1 (57) RA15/SDA1 (67) RA15 (67) RG3/SDA1 (56) RD9/SS1 (69) RB2/SS1 (23) RD10/SCK1 (70) RD10 (70) RF6/SCK1 (55) RD0/*SDO1 (72) RF8/SDO1 (53) RD0 (72) VCAP (85) VCAP (85) RG1/C2TX (89) RG0/C2RX (90) RG14 (95) RG12 (96) C6 10 µf Legend: *xxx - Pin function changed from the PIC32MX3XX family. [xxx] - Pin function is optional, based on the USB PICtail Plus (xx) pin number. Pins not listed are unchanged from the PIC32MX3XX family. Revision History: REV1: Initial release 2010 Microchip Technology Inc. DS51775B-page 3

FIGURE 4: PIC32 USB PLUG-IN MODULE SCHEMATIC FOR PIC32MX795F512 DEVICES U1 PIC32MX795F512L DS51775B-page 4 2010 Microchip Technology Inc.

REVISION HISTORY Revision A (October 2008) This is the original released version of the document. Revision B (April 2010) This revision includes the following updates: Revised the Overview section Updated Figure 1 and Figure 2 Updated document to include information on the PIC32MX795F512 device Added Figure 3 and Figure 4 2010 Microchip Technology Inc. DS51775B-page 5

NOTES: DS51775B-page 6 2010 Microchip Technology Inc.

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