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--- en:hardware:arm-can:user_interface [2010/05/27 14:38] – mikk.leini
+++ en:hardware:arm-can:user_interface [2020/07/20 09:00] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== User-interface ======
+[{{  :images:hardware:arm-can:modules:user-interface_enclosure.jpg?250|User-interface module}}]
+/*
+[{{  :images:hardware:arm-can:modules:user-interface.jpg?250|User-interface}}]
 [{{  :images:hardware:arm-can:userinterface_pcb_1.jpg?250|User-interface front view}}]
 [{{  :images:hardware:arm-can:userinterface_assembled.jpg?250|User-interface in enclosure}}]
 [{{  :images:hardware:arm-can:userinterface_board_1.png?250|Rendered view}}]
+*/
 ===== Features =====
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 **Speaker**
-  * 0,5 W
+  * 0.5 W
   * 95 db at 10 cm
   * 800 Hz resonant frequency
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 ===== Connector =====
+[{{  :images:hardware:arm-can:connectors:userinterface_connectors.png|User-interface connectors}}]
+ARM-CAN User-interface connects only to the controller board with COMM connector. This one and only connector has all the pins necessary to use with on-board LCD, buttons, speaker and joystick. The correct way to look at the user-interface is shown in the illustration on the right.
+~~CL~~
+===== COMM =====
+[{{:images:hardware:arm-can:connectors:userinterface_communication.png|COMM connector}}]
+~~CL~~
+Both the controller and user-interface COMM connectors are identical, except the names of the pins are different. Blue colored names represent microcontroller pin names to help use features.
+~~CL~~
+/*
+===== Schematics =====
+  * {{:datasheets:arm-can:userinterface.pdf|Schematics}}
+*/

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