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MioLink revisions comparsion
There are currently 2 hardware revisions of the MioLink board (rev.A
and rev.B
), this page describes their differences.
Note: The information on this page applies only to MioLink and is not relevant to MioLink_Pico.
In rev.A
, there is a hardware bug that causes the current value provided by the device on pin 1 (Vtref) of the debug connector to be unlimited, as pin 5 of the TPS2553 is mistakenly connected to ground (pin 2) instead of the input voltage (pin 1).
As a result, the current is limited only by the LDO (LP5907MFX-3.3), which means approximately 250mA of total current on the 3.3V line.
This problem was fixed and rev.B
.
Also rev.B
uses a DC-DC converter to get 3.3V from 5V, and the current supplied to the debug connector is limited to around ~350 mA (min. 300, max. 400).
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In rev. A
, the TMS_DIR and TCK pins are not consecutive, which prevents changing the value of the TMS_DIR pin using side-set.
Instead, an additional set pins
command is required.
In rev. B
, this has been fixed. The side-set pins are now TCK and TMS_DIR, allowing the TMS direction to be changed and the direction of the external level shifter to be switched with a single PIO command (set pindirs, x side y
) instead of the two commands required in rev. A
(set pindirs, x
and set pins, y
).
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In rev. A
, the order of the LEDs (from left to right) is as follows: PWR, ACT, SER, ERR, which does not match the standard order in the Blackmagic Probe (PWR, ERR, ACT, SER).
Therefore, in rev. B
, the LED order was changed to match the order in the Blackmagic Probe.
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rev. A
devices have two buttons: BOOT and RST.
In rev. B
, the RST button was removed, as USB-MSC boot mode can be triggered by holding the BOOT button while the device is powered off, then powering it on (i.e., plugging in the USB cable).