Trainer für BeagleBoard

• I2C interface (level translated to +3.3V or +5V)
• SPI interface (level translated to +3.3V)
• GPIO's (level translated to +3.3V)
• Standard prototyping area with 0.1" x 0.1" matrix
• An embedded ATmega328 processor that can be user programmed.  The ATmega328 can be jumpered to run at 3.3V or 5V
  
• The ATmega328 is Arduino compatible
• The BeagleBoard can communicate to the ATmega328 processor via its second RS232 serial port
  
• The BeagleBoard can turn the power to the ATmega328 on or off with one of it's GPIO pins

I²C Interface
The Trainer provides an interface to the BeagleBoard's I²C port.  The I²C signals are level translated to either +3.3V or +5V (user selectable with a jumper).  The I²C signals are located next the the prototyping area.

SPI Interface
The Trainer provides an interface the the BeagleBoard's SPI port and the signals are level translated to +3.3V.  The SPI signals are located next to the prototyping area.

GPIO Interface
The Trainer provides an interface to several of  the BeagleBoard's GPIO signals.  The GPIO signals are level translated to +3.3V and are located next to the prototyping area.

Prototyping / Breakout Area
The Trainer provides a standard prototyping / breakout area with a standard 0.1" x 0.1" matrix.  The user can use this area to prototype their design and interface it to either the BeagleBoard's level translated signals or to the ATmega328's I/O pins.

ATmega328 Embedded Processor
An ATmega328 embedded processor is located on the Trainer board that is user programmable.  The ATmega328 is compatible with the Arduino and the ATmega328's I/O signals are available next to the prototyping area.  The ATmega328 can be user jumpered to run at +3.3V or +5V.  One of the BeagleBoard's GPIO signals controls the ATmega328's power supply and can  turn on or off the power to the ATmega328.  The ATmega328 has an 8.0 Mhz oscillator.

• Four (4) board standoffs 
• Four (4) board to board spacers
  
• Eight (8) screws 
• 1 male expansion connector (2x14 male header - unshrouded) that will need to be soldered into the BeagleBoard's expansion header.
  

• Instructions and User Guide Information
• Trainer Rev-A1 schematic