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* 7 independent GPIO lines | * 7 independent GPIO lines | ||
* Programmable change of button sensitivity | * Programmable change of button sensitivity | ||
* Power supply: 3 | * Power supply: 3.3 V | ||
* Low power mode | * Low power mode | ||
* All 7 GPIO lines are available on Goldpin connector | * All 7 GPIO lines are available on Goldpin connector | ||
* The whole is located on an esthetic board with printed buttons | * The whole is located on an esthetic board with printed buttons | ||
===== Standard equipment ===== | ===== Standard equipment ===== | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 29 August 2018
Description
KamodTOUCH is a module based on AT42QT1060 controller from ATMEL with a 6-button contactless keyboard. It allows you to work in both stand-alone mode and using the I2C interface.
Basic parameters
- Contactless keyboard controller AT42QT1060 from ATMEL
- 6 buttons
- 6 LEDs
- Possibility to change device mode (stand-alone mode and using I2C).
- 7 independent GPIO lines
- Programmable change of button sensitivity
- Power supply: 3.3 V
- Low power mode
- All 7 GPIO lines are available on Goldpin connector
- The whole is located on an esthetic board with printed buttons
Standard equipment
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| KAmodTOUCH |
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Schematic
View of board
I2C connector
The KAmodTOUCH module is equipped with an I2C interface available on Con1 and Con2 connectors. The layout of the line on the Con2 connector is compatible with the Kamami standard (with, e.g. ZL15AVR, ZL30ARM, CAB_HU04 cable). Using the I2C interface, you can use the Con1 connector, which appears on the board as goldpin connector.
GPIO lines
All GPIO (IO0-IO6) lines of AT42QT1060 are available on the Con3 connector. When working with the use of I2C, their purpose depends on the programmer, while when working in standalone mode they depend on the state of touch sensors.
LEDs and buttons
KamodTOUCH module has 6 contactless sensors (Sw0-Sw5 buttons) and 6 LEDs (D0-D5) to indicate which button is currently pressed. It is also possible to control these diodes in the I2C operating mode independent of the state of the keyboard.
Device mode
The device is equipped with the possibility of independent work, i.e. without the use of a processor, in which the state of the buttons is on the Con3 connector of the PCB and on the corresponding LED diodes. When working with the use of I2C we have the possibility of more advanced use of the module's functions thanks to the corresponding software of the controller cooperating with KAmodTOUCH. Change of the operating mode are possible by setting jumpers JP1 and JP2 in one of two positions marked as "Standalone" or "I2C".
