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3.6 Console Port
UART4 on the USB port is reserved for the console port. An onboard EIA/TIA 232
transceiver provides true EIA/TIA 232 signaling on the transmit and receive signals. RTS
and CTS are available at the connector but are connected directly to the MPC5200 (3.3 V
logic).
3.7 CAN
The MPC5200 provides two CAN controllers (Version 2.0 A/B). External transceivers
and termination are required. Each CAN interface requires only a receive and a transmit
signal. CAN 1 is multiplexed on the I2C1 interface. CAN 2 is multiplexed on the Timer
port.
3.8 J1850
The MPC5200 provides a J1850 controller. The J1850 signals are multiplexed on the
Ethernet port. An external transceiver is required. Unfortunately, the specific bits are
used for the MII interface. If J1850 is used, the Ethernet PHY must be configured in 7-
wire mode and is limited to 10 Mbit/s. See section 3.10 for more details.
3.9 I/O
The various I/O ports on the MPC5200 may be configured in several modes.
Configuration is performed at the port-level by selecting one of several modes, individual
pins within the port are defined as a particular function in each mode. Certain
combinations are reserved. The I/O is optimized for automotive applications. Only valid
port configurations are shown. Invalid bits within valid configurations are shown in gray.
Table 5. PSC 1 port description
MPC5200 Port Mode
Port Pin GPIO UART1 UART 1E AC97_1
PSC1_0 B11 GPIO UART1_TXD UART1_TXD AC97_1_SDATA_OUT
PSC1_1 A11 GPIO UART1_RXD UART1_RXD AC97_1_SDATA_IN
PSC1_2 C10 GPIO UART1_RTS UART1_RTS AC97_1_SDATA_SYNC
PSC1_3 B10 GPIO UART1_CTS UART1_CTS AC97_1_SDATA_BITCLK
PSC1_4 A10 GPIO_WKUP GPIO_WKUP UART1_CD AC97_1_SDATA_RES
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