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Logic Inputs

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The logic input channels are labelled 0-15, and are present in the following order on the
connector when looked at from the front:

15 14 13 ... 1 0

GND GND GND GND GND GND

All bo om pins are GND.

The logic inputs are connected to the SoC through a TI SN74LVCH16T245 logic buffer. The
74LVCH16T245 has two voltage rails. The AM335x side is fixed at 3.3V while the logic input
side is connected to an LDO that can be configured to output either .3V or 1.8V on the value of
a GPIO. If the GPIO is high, it outputs 3.3V, if it is low, 1.8V is output.
This allows BeagleLogic Standalone the flexibility to choose logic level threshold for the input -
selectable at 1.8V or 3.3V TTL I/O.

The inputs are protected from ESD via a ST DVIULC6-4SC6 diode array.

The inputs are connected via a series 33R resistor to a voltage divider whose primary purpose is
to limit the current through the ESD diode at 12V logic input. A capacitor in parallel to the series
resistor decreases the rise me of the signal allowing signals up to 100MHz to pass through.

As some of the pins used by the logic analyzer are also pins that are required by the processor
on boot, the OE pin of the 74LVCH16T245 is connected to another GPIO that is low on boot
and goes high on system startup, pulling the OE pin low to allow external logic signals.