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--- resources:eval:user-guides:ev-cog-agile-900z [16 Sep 2019 13:07] – Added content with basic formatting. Images,tables and links need to be added. Aditya S
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 ===== FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM =====
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+Figure.1
 ===== EVALUATION BOARD HARDWARE =====
 The EV-COG-AGILE-900Z comes with the EV-MOD-AGILE-900Z assembled on board which provides multiple connectors, interfaces, buttons, and switches to power up, flash, and communicate with the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z board.
-Fig 2,3
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+Figure.2 Primary Side of the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z
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+Figure.3 Secondary Side of the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z
 ==== EVALUATION BOARD COMPONENTS ====
 The components in the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z are distributed between the primary side and the secondary side of the board (see Figure 4 and Figure 5).
-Fig 4,5
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+Figure.4 Components on the Primary Side of the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z
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+Figure.5 Components on the Secondary Side of the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z
 ==== EV-MOD-AGILE-900Z MODULE ====
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 Depending on the end application of the customer, the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z can be powered on through a USB, battery, or external supply. A three-position switch, S7, is used to select the power supply (see Figure 6). The S7 configurations for the different power options are described in Table 1.
-Fig 6, Table 1
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+Figure.6 Power Selection Switch
+Table 1
 The power sources can be used with or without the ADP5300 step-down regulator. The ADP5300 regulates the power supplied to the MCU, the radio, and components on the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z. The ADP5300 is configured to supply a constant 3 V output to the ADuCM4050 MCU processor and the ADF7030-1 radio. The bypass configurations for the different power options are described in Table 2.
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 The C1 expansion connector and C2 expansion connector provide signals from the SPI, UART, I2C, synchronous serial peripheral port (SPORT), and GPIO interfaces of the ADuCM4050. C1 and C2 are present on the bottom side of the board. These expansion connectors enable daughter boards to connect to the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z and enable the user to develop a variety of applications. The pinouts of the expansion connectors are seen in Fig 7, 8
-Fig 7,8
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+Figure 7. Pinout of Expansion Connector C1
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+Figure 8. Pinout of Expansion Connector C2
 ==== SENSORS ====
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   - Press the middle button labeled RST on the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z to reset the board and to run the new firmware.
-Fig 9,10,11
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+Figure 9. The EV-COG-AGILE-900Z with an Antenna Connected
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+Figure 10. DAPLINK Drive
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+Figure 11. Flashing Through Drag-and-Drop Procedure
 ====== FLASHING ANOTHER BOARD USING THE EV-COG-AGILE-900Z ======
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   - After resetting the board by pressing the on-board button labeled RST, reinstall the JH6 jumper that was removed in Step 3 to flash the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z board at any later point.
-Fig 12
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+Figure 12 Flashing a Different Board Using the EV-COG-AGILE-900Z

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