uMIDI
The swiss army knife for quick and easy developement of MIDI applications.
Pin mapping

MIDI

Pin Value
PE2 (RXD0) MIDI in
PE3 (TXD0) MIDI out

General purpose connectors

All GPIO connectors are standard 2.54 mm (100 mil) 10-pin boxed headers commonly used to connect ribbon cables. The voltage across pins 1 and 10 (VGPIO) amounts to 3.3 V. Keep in mind the maximum load of the onboard LDO!

GPIO 1

All pins of this connector can be used for analog-digital-conversion.

Pin GPIO Header Pin
VGPIO 1
PA0 (ADC0) 2
PA1 (ADC1) 3
PA2 (ADC2) 4
PA3 (ADC3) 5
PA4 (ADC4) 6
PA5 (ADC5) 7
PA6 (ADC6) 8
PA7 (ADC7) 9
GND 10

GPIO 2

The TWI / I2C interface of Port C (TWIC) is accessible here.

Pin GPIO Header Pin
VGPIO 1
PB0 2
PB1 3
PB2 (DACB::DAC0) 4
PB3 (DACB::DAC1) 5
PC0 (SDA, TWIC) 6
PC1 (SCL, TWIC) 7
PC2 (C0::RXD0) 8
PC3 (C0::TXD0) 9
GND 10

GPIO 3

Pin GPIO Header Pin
VGPIO 1
PC4 (TCC1::OC1A) 2
PC5 (TCC1::OC1B) 3
PC6 (C1::RXD1) 4
PC7 (C1::RXC1) 5
PD0 (TCD0::OC0A) 6
PD1 (TCD0::OC0B) 7
PD2 (TCD0::OC0C) 8
PD3 (TCD0::OC0D) 9
GND 10

Solder Jumpers

The residual pins of the MCU were connected to four jumpers on the bottom layer of the PCB. Closing a jumper results in a connection of the corresponding MCU pin to GND.

Pin LED
PR0 JP2
PR1 JP3
PD4 JP4
PD5 JP5

Since sometimes there is no silkscreen, the jumper designators on the bottom layer are depicted below. Mind the mirrored top-layer silkscreen.

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Solder jumpers

Onboard LEDs

Pin LED
PE0 D7 (red)
PE1 D8 (green)