They are 3.3V signals connected directly to the FPGA. I wouldn't connect the
outside world to these as you may blow the FPGA if something goes wrong, or if
you have to: use resistors in series (10 k?) with the signals to limit current
at overvoltage or wrong polarity. Check the TS-752 main board schematics for a
better interface circuit.
oao
On Saturday 2. April 2011 06.29.19 you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Where can I find the electrical characteristic of TS-7500 DIO pins?
> Is it 5v I/O compatible?
>
> Regards,
> -- iBro
>
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