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h1. multi-voltage dual USB UART This is a CP2105 based dual-port USB UART. As a very special feature, this device allows you to manually select the UART voltage levels to 1.8, 2.3, 2.5, 2.8, 3.0 or 3.3 Volts. It is thus ideal for a lab environment, where you frequently need to interconnect with various embedded electronics devices that have UARTs at unusual voltages. Both UART ports feature RxD/TxD/RTS/CTS signals and have TVS diodes for ESD protection. Miscellaneous CP2105 GPIOs are available on a separate header h2. Pictures !mv-uart-front.jpg! !mv-uart-back.jpg! h2. Annotated Pin-Out !mv-uart-pinout.png! ECI and SCI are the fancy names Silabs came up for the primary and secondary UART in their CP2105 chip. h2. Design Files / Schematics / Layout Layour The EAGLE design files for this open hardware project are available in the @osmocom-small-hardware.git@ repository and can be checked out using @git clone git://git.osmocom.org/osmo-small-hardware.git@. PDF renderings of schematics and component placement are attached below. !mv-uart.png! h2. Availability / Where to buy The general idea of Open Hardware projects is that anyone is allowed to build the design. So feel free to take the design files and build it yourself, either modified or unmodified. Please make sure you always * attribute the original author (Attribution) * release any changes to the design files under the same terms (Share Alike) A fully assembled circuit board can be obtained from http://shop.sysmocom.de/products/multi-voltage-usb-dual-uart
