To avoid pin conflicts when Module GNSS is stacked with the main unit, the module uses a DIP switch to flexibly switch the connection of key pins. Users can adjust the corresponding pin configuration based on the host they are using (such as Core/Basic, Core2, or CoreS3) to ensure stable system operation.
The DIP switch is located at the specified position on the module, as shown in the diagram below:
As shown in the diagram, the DIP switch is used to switch three functional pins: TXD, RXD, PPS
The pin mapping options for different hosts are as follows:
CORE | CORE2 | CORES3 | |
---|---|---|---|
PPS | G34 | G34 | G14 |
G35 | G35 | G10 | |
G0 | G0 | G0 | |
TXD | G0 | G0 | G0 |
G12 | G27 | G6 | |
G15 | G2 | G13 | |
G17 | G14 | G17 | |
RXD | G35 | G35 | G10 |
G34 | G34 | G14 | |
G13 | G19 | G7 | |
G16 | G13 | G18 |
Note:
Please follow the steps below to adjust the DIP switch configuration:
Power Off
Before adjusting the DIP switch, make sure the module is completely powered off to avoid hardware damage.
Set the DIP Switch
Select the corresponding pin mapping according to the host you are using.
As shown in the image, the DIP switch is set as follows: ( Core (Basic) + Module GNSS )
PPS → G34
TXD → G34
RXD → G25