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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
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IBoard Pro is a unique Arduino board which features a WIZnet Ethernet port with POE, an XBee socket, ITDB02 Serial/Parallel LCD module interface, RTC, nRF24L01+ module interface, Micro SD socket and an ATMega2560. This board will add wireless XBee control as well as internet connectivity to your projects. It’s great for anything from home automation to robot control. The possibilities are endless!
 
  
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IBoard Pro can be used as an Ethernet, wireless communication project development platform. IBoard Pro support POE (power on Ethernet) power supply, and Micro SD for mass storage. There are some 3pin electronic brick/ sensor brick interface breakout on board, it offer an easy way for a quick prototyping. You can setup a web server through which you may communicate with a remote Arduino using XBee radios, bluetooth or APC modules. This information can be posted to a web site, or to Twitter.
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[[File:Iboardpro3.jpg|thumb|400px|right]]
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[[IBoard]] Pro is a unique Arduino board which features a WIZnet Ethernet port with POE, an XBee socket, ITDB02 Serial/Parallel LCD module interface, RTC, nRF24L01+ module interface, Micro SD socket and an ATMega2560. This board will add wireless XBee control as well as internet connectivity to your projects. It’s great for anything from home automation to robot control. The possibilities are endless!
  
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The board requires FTDI basic board to upload sketch, you can use our Foca board to do it. Iboard can be powered by a mini USB , power Jack or POE.
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[[IBoard]] Pro can be used as an Ethernet, wireless communication [[project]] development platform. [[IBoard]] Pro support POE (power on Ethernet) power supply, and Micro SD for mass storage. There are some 3pin electronic brick/ sensor brick interface breakout on board, it offer an easy way for a quick prototyping. You can setup a web server through which you may communicate with a remote Arduino using XBee radios, bluetooth or APC modules. This information can be posted to a web site, or to Twitter.
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The board requires FTDI basic board to upload sketch, you can use our [[Foca]] board to do it. [[IBoard|Iboard]] can be powered by a mini USB , power Jack or POE.
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The onboard POE is pseudo POE, because the pin 4, 5, 7, 8 in 100M network cable is not being used. So we only use POE to power Ibaord. If you want to use the network cable to power, you can buy [https://www.itead.cc/passive-power-over-ethernet-cable-injector.html injector] here.
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Or you can use DC7-23V to power.
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Go shopping [http://imall.iteadstudio.com/iboard-pro.html IBoard Pro (SKU:IM120905007)]
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==Spec==
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{| border="1"
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|-
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| PCB size
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| 124.46mm X 72.39mm X 1.6mm
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|-
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| Power supply
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| 7-23V DC
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|-
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| Microprocessor
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| Atmega2560
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|-
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| Indicators
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| PWR, Tx, Rx, COL, FDX, SPD, LINK,TEST
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|-
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| Communication Interface
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| Ethernet RJ45,XBee,nRF24L01+,UART,IIC
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|-
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| RoHS
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| Yes
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|}
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==Electrical Characteristics==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! Specification !! Min.!! Typical Value !! Max.!! Unit
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|-
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| Power Voltage || 7 || - || 23 || VDC
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|-
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| Input Voltage VH (Target Voltage = 3.3V)  || 3 || 3.3 || 3.6 || V
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|-
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| Input Voltage VL:  || -0.3 || 0 || 0.5 || V
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|-
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| Current Consumption || - || 100 || 500 || mA
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|}
  
 
==Hardware==
 
==Hardware==
 
[[File:Iboardpro1.jpg]]
 
[[File:Iboardpro1.jpg]]
  
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==Spec==
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Top View Map
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[[File:Iboardpro2.jpg]]
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==Pin Map==
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===ITDB02 Parallel LCD Module Interface===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Arduino'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin of Atmega2560'''
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|-
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| 1||GND||GND||GND
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|-
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| 2||DB0||D37||PC0
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|-
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| 3||VCC||5V||-
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|-
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| 4||DB1||D36||PC1
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|-
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| 5||NC||-||-
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|-
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| 6||DB2||D35||PC2
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|-
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| 7||LCD_RS||D38||PD7
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|-
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| 8||DB3||D34||PC3
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|-
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| 9||LCD_WR||D39||PG2
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|-
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| 10||DB4||D33||PC4
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|-
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| 11||LCD_RD||3V3||3V3
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|-
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| 12||DB5||D32||PC5
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|-
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| 13||DB8||D22||PA0
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|-
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| 14||DB6||D31||PC6
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|-
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| 15||DB9||D23||PA1
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|-
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| 16||DB7||D30||PC7
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|-
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| 17||DB10||D24||PA2
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|-
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| 18||Touch_CLK||D6||PH3
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|-
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| 19||DB11||D25||PA3
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|-
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| 20||Touch_CS||D5||PE3
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|-
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| 21||DB12||D26||PA4
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|-
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| 22||Touch_DIN||D48||PL1
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|-
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| 23||DB13||D27||PA5
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|-
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| 24||Touch_BUSY||-||-
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|-
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| 25||DB14||D28||PA6
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|-
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| 26||Touch_DOUT||D3||PE5
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|-
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| 27||DB15||D29||PA7
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|-
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| 28||Touch_IRQ||D2||PE4
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|-
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| 29||LCD_CS||D40||PG1
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|-
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| 30||SD_MISO||D50||PB3
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|-
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| 31||NC||-||-
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|-
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| 32||SD_SCK||D52||PB1
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|-
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| 33||LCD_RST||D41||PG0
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|-
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| 34||SD_MOSI||D51||PB2
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|-
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| 35||NC||-||-
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|-
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| 36||SD_CS||D53||PB0
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|-
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| 37||LED+||3V3||3V3
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|-
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| 38||NC||-||-
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|-
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| 39||LED-||GND||GND
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|-
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| 40||NC||-||-
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|}
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===ITDB02 Serial LCD Module Interface===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Arduino'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin of Atmega2560'''
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|-
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| 1||5V||5V||-
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|-
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| 2||GND||GND||-
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|-
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| 3||RESET||D37||PC0
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|-
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| 4||RS||D36||PC1
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|-
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| 5||SDA||D35||PC2
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|-
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| 6||SCL||D34||PC3
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|-
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| 7||CS||D33||PD4
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|-
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| 8||NC||-||-
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|}
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===ITDB02 EB Interface===
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{| class="wikitable"
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Arduino'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin of Atmega2560'''
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|-
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| 1||EB0||A0||PF0
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|-
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| 2||EB1||A1||PF1
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|-
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| 3||EB2||A2||PF2
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|-
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| 4||EB3||A3||PF3
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|-
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| 5||EB4||A4||PF4
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|-
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| 6||EB5||A5||PF5
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|-
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| 7||EB6||A6||PF6
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|-
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| 8||EB7||A7||PF7
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|-
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| 9||EB8||A8||PK0
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|-
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| 10||EB9||A9||PK1
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|-
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| 11||EB10||A10||PK2
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|-
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| 12||EB11||A11||PK3
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|-
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| 13||EB12||A12||PK4
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|-
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| 14||EB13||A13||PK5
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|-
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| 15||EB14||A14||PK6
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|-
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| 16||EB15||A15||PK7
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|}
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===nRF24L01+ Module Interface===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Arduino'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin of Atmega2560'''
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|-
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| 1||GND||-||-
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|-
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| 2||3V3||-||-
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|-
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| 3||CE||D12||PB6
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|-
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| 4||CS||D11||PB5
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|-
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| 5||SCK||D9||PH6
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|-
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| 6||MOSI||D8||PH5
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|-
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| 7||MISO||D7||PH4
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|-
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| 8||IRQ||-||PE7
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|}
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===Micro SD Socket===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Arduino'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin of Atmega2560'''
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|-
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| 2||SD_CS||D4||PG5
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|-
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| 3||SD_MOSI||D51||PB2
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|-
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| 4||3V3||-||-
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|-
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| 5||SD_SCK||D52||PB1
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|-
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| 6||GND||-||-
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|-
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| 7||SD_MISO||D50||PB3
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|}
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===W5100 Communication Interface===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Name of Interface'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Index of Arduino'''
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Pin of Atmega2560'''
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|-
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| 1||W5100_CS||D10||PB4
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|-
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| 2||SD_MOSI||D51||PB2
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|-
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| 3||SD_SCK||D52||PB1
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|-
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| 4||SD_MISO||D50||PB3
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|-
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| 5||W5100_RESET||D47||PL2
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|}
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==Software==
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[[IBoard]] Pro is compatible with SD and Wiznet libraries of Arduino.cc, and all demo codes could be downloaded directly and run on it.
 +
 
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With embedded bootloader, [[IBoard]] Pro is easy to use by Arduino IDE through [[Foca]] series. ISP of Atmega2560 is broke out for [[download]] firmware easily
  
 
==Download==
 
==Download==
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[ftp://imall.iteadstudio.com/Mainboard/IM120724002/DS_IM120724002_IBoardPro.pdf Datasheet for IBoard Pro]
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[ftp://imall.iteadstudio.com/Mainboard/IM120724002/SCH_IM120724002_IBoardPro.pdf Schematic for IBoard Pro]
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[ftp://imall.iteadstudio.com/Mainboard/IM120724002/DC_IM120724002_IBoardPro.zip Demo Code for IBoard Pro]
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[ftp://imall.iteadstudio.com/Mainboard/IM120724002/Fri_IM120724002_IBoardPro.zip Fritzing Parts for IBoard Pro]
  
 
==Useful Link==
 
==Useful Link==
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[http://neophob.com/2012/06/make-stripinvaders-cheaper-use-an-iboard/ By michu <Make StripInvaders Cheaper: Use An IBoard>]
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[https://github.com/andykarpov/iBoardRF24 Andy Karpov's GitHub Page <RF24 library that supports nRF24L01 on iBoard>]
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[https://github.com/andykarpov/iBoardRF24Network Andy Karpov's GitHub Page <RF24Network library that supports nRF24L01 on iBoard>]
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[http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,110400.msg829190.html#msg829190 By NI$HANT <IBoard not able to access A6 and A7>]
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[http://blog.iteadstudio.com/fritzing-parts-itead-development-board/ <Fritzing Parts: ITEAD Development Board>]

Latest revision as of 03:47, 23 June 2016

Overview

Iboardpro3.jpg

IBoard Pro is a unique Arduino board which features a WIZnet Ethernet port with POE, an XBee socket, ITDB02 Serial/Parallel LCD module interface, RTC, nRF24L01+ module interface, Micro SD socket and an ATMega2560. This board will add wireless XBee control as well as internet connectivity to your projects. It’s great for anything from home automation to robot control. The possibilities are endless!

IBoard Pro can be used as an Ethernet, wireless communication project development platform. IBoard Pro support POE (power on Ethernet) power supply, and Micro SD for mass storage. There are some 3pin electronic brick/ sensor brick interface breakout on board, it offer an easy way for a quick prototyping. You can setup a web server through which you may communicate with a remote Arduino using XBee radios, bluetooth or APC modules. This information can be posted to a web site, or to Twitter.

The board requires FTDI basic board to upload sketch, you can use our Foca board to do it. Iboard can be powered by a mini USB , power Jack or POE.

The onboard POE is pseudo POE, because the pin 4, 5, 7, 8 in 100M network cable is not being used. So we only use POE to power Ibaord. If you want to use the network cable to power, you can buy injector here. Or you can use DC7-23V to power.

Go shopping IBoard Pro (SKU:IM120905007)

Spec

PCB size 124.46mm X 72.39mm X 1.6mm
Power supply 7-23V DC
Microprocessor Atmega2560
Indicators PWR, Tx, Rx, COL, FDX, SPD, LINK,TEST
Communication Interface Ethernet RJ45,XBee,nRF24L01+,UART,IIC
RoHS Yes

Electrical Characteristics

Specification Min. Typical Value Max. Unit
Power Voltage 7 - 23 VDC
Input Voltage VH (Target Voltage = 3.3V) 3 3.3 3.6 V
Input Voltage VL: -0.3 0 0.5 V
Current Consumption - 100 500 mA

Hardware

Iboardpro1.jpg

Top View Map

Pin Map

ITDB02 Parallel LCD Module Interface

Index of Interface Name of Interface Index of Arduino Pin of Atmega2560
1 GND GND GND
2 DB0 D37 PC0
3 VCC 5V -
4 DB1 D36 PC1
5 NC - -
6 DB2 D35 PC2
7 LCD_RS D38 PD7
8 DB3 D34 PC3
9 LCD_WR D39 PG2
10 DB4 D33 PC4
11 LCD_RD 3V3 3V3
12 DB5 D32 PC5
13 DB8 D22 PA0
14 DB6 D31 PC6
15 DB9 D23 PA1
16 DB7 D30 PC7
17 DB10 D24 PA2
18 Touch_CLK D6 PH3
19 DB11 D25 PA3
20 Touch_CS D5 PE3
21 DB12 D26 PA4
22 Touch_DIN D48 PL1
23 DB13 D27 PA5
24 Touch_BUSY - -
25 DB14 D28 PA6
26 Touch_DOUT D3 PE5
27 DB15 D29 PA7
28 Touch_IRQ D2 PE4
29 LCD_CS D40 PG1
30 SD_MISO D50 PB3
31 NC - -
32 SD_SCK D52 PB1
33 LCD_RST D41 PG0
34 SD_MOSI D51 PB2
35 NC - -
36 SD_CS D53 PB0
37 LED+ 3V3 3V3
38 NC - -
39 LED- GND GND
40 NC - -

ITDB02 Serial LCD Module Interface

Index of Interface Name of Interface Index of Arduino Pin of Atmega2560
1 5V 5V -
2 GND GND -
3 RESET D37 PC0
4 RS D36 PC1
5 SDA D35 PC2
6 SCL D34 PC3
7 CS D33 PD4
8 NC - -

ITDB02 EB Interface

Index of Interface Name of Interface Index of Arduino Pin of Atmega2560
1 EB0 A0 PF0
2 EB1 A1 PF1
3 EB2 A2 PF2
4 EB3 A3 PF3
5 EB4 A4 PF4
6 EB5 A5 PF5
7 EB6 A6 PF6
8 EB7 A7 PF7
9 EB8 A8 PK0
10 EB9 A9 PK1
11 EB10 A10 PK2
12 EB11 A11 PK3
13 EB12 A12 PK4
14 EB13 A13 PK5
15 EB14 A14 PK6
16 EB15 A15 PK7

nRF24L01+ Module Interface

Index of Interface Name of Interface Index of Arduino Pin of Atmega2560
1 GND - -
2 3V3 - -
3 CE D12 PB6
4 CS D11 PB5
5 SCK D9 PH6
6 MOSI D8 PH5
7 MISO D7 PH4
8 IRQ - PE7

Micro SD Socket

Index of Interface Name of Interface Index of Arduino Pin of Atmega2560
2 SD_CS D4 PG5
3 SD_MOSI D51 PB2
4 3V3 - -
5 SD_SCK D52 PB1
6 GND - -
7 SD_MISO D50 PB3

W5100 Communication Interface

Index of Interface Name of Interface Index of Arduino Pin of Atmega2560
1 W5100_CS D10 PB4
2 SD_MOSI D51 PB2
3 SD_SCK D52 PB1
4 SD_MISO D50 PB3
5 W5100_RESET D47 PL2

Software

IBoard Pro is compatible with SD and Wiznet libraries of Arduino.cc, and all demo codes could be downloaded directly and run on it.

With embedded bootloader, IBoard Pro is easy to use by Arduino IDE through Foca series. ISP of Atmega2560 is broke out for download firmware easily

Download

Datasheet for IBoard Pro

Schematic for IBoard Pro

Demo Code for IBoard Pro

Fritzing Parts for IBoard Pro

Useful Link

By michu <Make StripInvaders Cheaper: Use An IBoard>

Andy Karpov's GitHub Page <RF24 library that supports nRF24L01 on iBoard>

Andy Karpov's GitHub Page <RF24Network library that supports nRF24L01 on iBoard>

By NI$HANT <IBoard not able to access A6 and A7>

<Fritzing Parts: ITEAD Development Board>

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