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| Jumper DescriptionsThe jumpers used to configure the MCB2100 board are: - J1 - ISP: Enable for In-System Programming: lets the RTS line of the COM0 port generate a signal on P0.14 (EINT1). When RTS is active, P0.14 is driven low. This is used to enter In-System Programming (ISP) mode.
- J2 - AV: Analog Voltage for AIN0: connects the POT1 potentiometer to the analog input AIN0.
- J3 - 3.3V: Supply Voltage for CPU: connects the 3.3V Supply Voltage to the CPU.
- J4 - 1.8V: Supply Voltage for CPU: connects the 1.8V Supply Voltage to the CPU.
- J5 - V3A: Analog Reference Voltage for CPU: connects the 3.3V Supply Voltage to the CPU Analog Reference Input V3A.
- J6 - LED: Enable LED Driver: enables the LED driver connecting the on-board LEDs to GPIO Port1.16 - Port1.23.
- J7 - INT1: Enable Push Button INT1: connects the push button INT1 to the CPU I/O pin P0.14 (EINT1 input). Pushing the button generates a low signal.
- J8 - ETM: Enable Embedded Trace Module: enables the Embedded Trace Module (ETM). Port1.16 - Port1.23 LEDs cannot be used when J8 is set because these pins share the same ETM signals.
- J9 - JTAG: Enable JTAG Interface: enables the JTAG interface. This is required for ISP flashing and for debugging via Keil ULINK or other JTAG debuggers.
- J10 - RST: Enable Reset via COM0 Port: When RST is set, you may generate a CPU RESET signal using the DTR signal of the COM0 port. An active DTR signal generates a CPU RESET.
- J11 - CAN: Enable CAN Driver: When J11 is off, the CAN drivers (IC4 and IC5) are in standby mode.
- J12 - RD1: Connect CAN Receiver Input RD1: connects the RD1 input to the CAN driver (IC4).
- J13 - RD2: Connect CAN Receiver Input RD2: connects the RD2 input to the CAN driver (IC5).
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