for my project, I would need to physically access pins BDBUS2 and BDBUS3 of the FTDI FT2232 chip on Arty A7 board.
I understand that the circuit part around the FT2232 chip is proprietary and not part of the released schematic. Is there any pin/pad on the board that would allow me to physically access these signals (i.e. solder there a piece of thin wire)? Or would I need to solder wires directly onto the pins of the FTDI chip?
Note: I do not yet have an Arty A7 board at my disposal so cannot investigate the physical connection myself.
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HonzaMat
Hello,
for my project, I would need to physically access pins BDBUS2 and BDBUS3 of the FTDI FT2232 chip on Arty A7 board.
I understand that the circuit part around the FT2232 chip is proprietary and not part of the released schematic. Is there any pin/pad on the board that would allow me to physically access these signals (i.e. solder there a piece of thin wire)? Or would I need to solder wires directly onto the pins of the FTDI chip?
Note: I do not yet have an Arty A7 board at my disposal so cannot investigate the physical connection myself.
Thank you, regards
Jan Matyas
The below picture is taken from the FT2232H datasheet (https://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/DataSheets/ICs/DS_FT2232H.pdf).
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