DSGW-210 serial connection

Referring to the DSGW-210 SDK quick start guide section 3 Target Setup. Can you confirm that the connection points (TP1100 and TP1101) for a serial connection are underneath the board (not as shown in the diagram)?

Please check it on your board, it should have some information on it (marked TP1100/TP1101), it is located underneath the board.

Thankyou - I found TP1100 and TP1101 underneath the board. Where should I use for a ground connection?

Regards
Allan

Can I confirm that the connection is 3.3V?

you need to power with 5V,and using USB-c port

I have connected power via the USB-C and the unit boots.

I need to connect to the serial connection. Your document says that I should use TP1100 and TP1101 for the serial connection. My questions are;

  1. where should I make a ground connection?
  2. is the serial connection 3.3V or 5V?

Thanks!

  1. The ground pin is TP1102.
  2. You do not need 3.3v or 5v for serial connection. Only those 3 pins.

Regards
Fernandez

Thank you for your response.

Regarding 3.3V or 5V. Can you confirm that the logic level is 3.3V?

Thanks
Allan

I believe is 5v, but do not input USB-c power if you use 5v port

The logic level is 3.3V.

Dusun is it possible to pick up the serial port on the other side of the PCB. This location is problematic as it means leaving the top off and disconnects all the lid mounted antennas.

I have connected TP1100, TP1101, TP1102 rightly to a usb to serial. However I want to interrupt the bootprocess by CTRL+C, as I don’t want it to go into the normal boot. I am sending 0x03 for the CTRL+C but I am not able to interrupt the bootprocess in any way. I am able to see all the logs. I you please help in this regard ?

Are you able to send anything to the hub? The reason I ask is that I had a similar problem - I could receive but not send. My problem was that I had connected the Tx line to the wrong pin. The labels for TP1100, TP1101 and TP1102 are misleading. Could you get someone at Dusun to check you have the correct connections?

If you take out the circular insert in the top, you can drill a small hole and bring the wires out through the top of the box. That way you can use the serial port with the top in place.

Thank You Allanj,

Can you please help me with a picture to let me what which the TP1100, TP1101 and TP1102 pins are ? I have tried for hours and have not been successful.

I’m sorry, I no longer have the image - it was work that I did for a previous client. Do you have a contact a Dusun who could check you have the correct connections?