3 Comparison of ATWINC15x0 and WINCS02 Module Pins

Table 3-1. Comparison of ATWINC15x0 and WINCS02 Module Pins
Module Pin NumberATWINC15x0 ModuleWINCS02 ModuleCompatibility
1GPIO_6Not Connected (NC)Yes
2I2C_SCLReservedYes
3I2C_SDAReservedYes
4RESET_NMCLR_NYes
5NCPTA_WLAN_ACTIVE(1)

Yes

6NCPTA_BT_PRIO(1)

Yes

7NCYes
8NCNCYes
9GND_1GNDYes
10SDIO_SPI_CFGDFU_RX/STRAP1Yes
11(2)WAKEReservedYes
12GND_2GNDYes
13IRQNINTOUTYes
14UART_TXDUART1_TXYes
15SPI_MOSISDI1Yes
16SPI_SSNCS1Yes
17SPI_MISOSDO1Yes
18SPI_SCKSCK1Yes
19UART_RXDUART1_RXYes
20VBATTVDD(4)Yes
21GPIO_1PTA_BT_ACTIVE(1)/RTCC_OSC_IN(3)

Yes

22CHIP_ENRTCC_OSC_OUT(3)Yes
23VDDIOVDDIO(4)Yes
241P3V_TPTPYes
25GPIO_3NCYes
26GPIO_4DFU_TX/STRAP2Yes
27GPIO_5UART2_TXYes
28GND_3GNDYes
29Paddle GNDGND PaddleYes
Note:
  1. PTA is an enhanced feature for co-existence of the WINCS02 Module with Bluetooth® devices. For more details, refer to the WINCS02 Family Data Sheet (DS70005577).
  2. Pin 11 of the module is Reserved on the WINCS02 Module. The recommendation is to connect this pin with a tri-state pin on the host board/application board for future use.
  3. While using the PTA feature, the user cannot use the RTCC oscillator functionality. For more details, refer to the WINCS02 Software Release Notes.
  4. If VDD and VDDIO are connected within the 3.0-3.6V voltage range