UPD301C is a Multi-Chip Module (MCM) consisting of a SAMD20 and a UPD350 packaged in a 40-pin VQFN package. It helps in reducing the BOM cost and implementing two full function PD ports with the help of an external UPD350.
EVB-PSF is designed to work with the UPD301C Plug-In Module (PIM). The PIM can be installed over the SAMD20 and Port 1 UPD350 headers as shown in Figure 4-1.
Replacing the discrete SAMD20 + UPD350 with a UPD301C requires remapping of a few Port 1 PSF GPIOs due to the pin out of the UPD301C.
The PIM mates with the outer row of pins on the PSF-EVB as shown in Figure 4-2, thereby replacing the onboard SAMD20 and Port 1 UPD350 with the MCM. This allows for firmware development on the native SAMD20 of the EVB-PSF while allowing a migration path for reducing the BOM cost when going to production. The UPD301C PIM offers the same flexibility of GPIO mapping as in case of EVB-PSF through dedicated GPIO mapping headers.
Ensure that the chamfered edge of the UPD301C PIM matches the markings on EVB-PSF while mounting. When installed correctly, all the pins of the PIM should align with the socket on the EVB-PSF and the small white triangle markings on both the boards should line up as seen in Figures 4-1 and 4-2.
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