
LPC3250 Developer’s Kit v2 - User’s Guide
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4.27 Usage of CPU Pins
Almost all pins of the LPC3250 are directly available on the expansion connectors. Only in a few cases
are pins used for dedicated functionality like Ethernet interface and chip select signals. Such pins are
not available on the expansion connector. The table below lists all pins and their possible restrictions.
OEM Base
Board signal
name
LPC3250 Pin (OEM
Board signal name)
LCDPWR signal to LCD expansion connector.
LCDLE signal to LCD expansion connector.
LCDDCLK signal to LCD expansion connector.
LCDFP signal to LCD expansion connector.
LCDENAB signal to LCD expansion connector.
LCDLP signal to LCD expansion connector.
Connected to push-button (for enabling service mode). Also
connects to LED (active low).
Connects to USB-to-serial bridge (for automatic service
mode functionality)
LCDCLKIN, an external clock signal can be feed to this pin.
Connects to RD1 for CAN channel #1, can also connect to
IrDA transceiver. Note that the LPC3250 does not have a
CAN peripheral.
Connects to TD1 for CAN channel #1, can also connect to
IrDA transceiver. Note that the LPC3250 does not have a
CAN peripheral.
Connects to USB-to-serial bridge (TxD on UART #5).
Connects to USB-to-serial bridge (RxD on UART #5).
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