3.4.12 Tamper and System Signal Connectors
Unused signals and PIOs provided by the MPU are routed to separate connectors, J73 and J74. System signals are also accessible externally on these connectors.
The SAMA7D65 Curiosity Pro board provides two tamper pins for static or dynamic intrusion detection on header J73. The audio clock, shutdown, and JTAGSEL signals are also present on the same connector.
Unused and available system signals are available on header J74.
The tables below provide a signal description of headers J73 and J74.
|
Signal Name |
Signal Description |
|---|---|
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AUX_IO0_0.PIOBU2 |
Tamper I/O 2 |
|
AUX_IO0_0.PIOBU3 |
Tamper I/O 3 |
|
AUX_IO0_0.AUDIOCLK |
Dedicated audio clock signal |
|
PMIC_0.SHDN |
Signal used to enable and disable an external power supply circuit |
|
AUX_IO0_0.JTAGSEL |
When pulled high, enables the JTAG boundary scan |
|
Signal Name |
Signal Description |
|---|---|
|
PMIC_0.HPM |
PMIC High-Power mode enable |
|
nRST0_0.nRST_OUT |
Peripheral reset output |
|
nRST0_0.nRST |
Processor reset input |
