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Pin Description

The CI230X chip pin diagram is shown in Figure P-1:

CI230X芯片引脚图

Figure P-1 CI230X Chip Pin Diagram

The functions of each pin of the chip are described in the following table:

Table P-1 Chip Pin Function Description

Pin Number Pin name Pin type IO 5V-Tolerant IO power-on default state Description and alternate functions
1 RFIO IO - - WIFI RF transmitter/receiver
2 VDDA33 P - - 3.3V power input, external 4.7uf and 0.1uf capacitors
3 VDDA33 P - - 3.3V power input, external 4.7uf and 0.1uf capacitors
4 XOUT O - - 40MHz external crystal pin XOUT
5 XIN I - - 40MHz external crystal pin XIN
6 RSTn I - - Reset pin
7 EN I - - Enable pin
8 PE0 IO - IN,PU GPIO PE0 Note1
9 PE1 IO - IN,PU GPIO PE1 Note1
10 PE2 IO - IN,PU 1. GPIO PE2
2.WIFI firmware download TX Note1
11 PE3 IO - IN,PU 1. GPIO PE3
2.WIFI firmware download RX Note1
12 PE4 IO - IN,PD GPIO PE4 Note1
13 PE6 IO - IN,PD GPIO PE6
14 PE7 IO - IN,PD GPIO PE7
15 PE9 IO - IN,PU 1. GPIO PE9
2. WIFI BOOTMODE1 Note1/Note2
16 VDD33W P - - IO power input pin, 3.3V recommended, external 0.1uf capacitor
17 VDD11W P - - 1.1V LDO output pin, external 0.1uf capacitor
18 AIN3 IO - IN,T+D 1. GPIO PC3 (power on default state)
2 IIC_ SDA
3. PWM1
4. PDM_ DAT
5. SAR ADC input channel 3
19 AIN2 IO - IN,T+U 1. GPIO PC4 (power on default state)
2 IIC_ SCL
3. PWM0
4. PDM_ CLK
5. SAR ADC input channel 2
20 MICPL I - - Left Microphone P input
21 MICNL I - - Left Microphone N input
22 MICBIAS O - - Microphone bias output
23 MICNR I - - Right Microphone N input
24 MICPR I - - Right Microphone P input
25 VCM O - - VCM Output
26 AGND P - - Analog ground
27 HPOUTL O - - DAC output
28 AVDD P - - 3.3V analog LDO output pin, also an analog
power supply input pin, externally connected with 4.7uf capacitor
29 VIN5V P - - 5V power input, external 4.7uf capacitor
30 VDD33 P - - 3.3V LDO output pin, external 4.7uf capacitor
31 VDD11 P - - 1.1V LDO output pin, which is also an input pin for core power supply, with an external 4.7uf capacitor
32 PA0 IO - - GPIO PA0
33 PA1 IO - - GPIO PA1
34 PD0 IO IN,T+D GPIO PD0
35 PA2 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PA2 (power on default state)
2 IIS_ SDI
3. IIC_ SDA
4. PWM0
36 PA3 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PA3 (power on default state)
2 IIS_ LRCLK
3. IIC_ SCL
4. PWM1
37 PA4 IO IN,T+U 1. GPIO PA4 (power on default state)/PG_ EN (judge whether to program according to the level state at power on, and start the programming function at high power level)
2 IIS_ SDO
3. PWM2
38 PA5 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PA5 (power on default state)
2 IIS_ SCLK
3. PDM_ DAT
4. UART2_ TX
5. PWM3
39 PA6 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PA6 (power on default state)
2 IIS_ MCLK
3. PDM_ CLK
4. UART2_ RX
5. PWM4
40 PA7 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PA7 (power on default state)
2 PWM0
3. EXT_ INT[0]
41 PB0 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PB0 (default state of power on)
2 PWM1
3. EXT_ INT[1]
42 PB1 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PB1 (power on default state)
2 PWM2
3. UART2_ TX
43 PB2 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PB2 (default state of power on)
2 PWM3
3. UART2_ RX
44 PB3 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PB3 (power on default state)
2 PWM4
3. IIC_ SDA
45 PB4 IO IN,T+D 1. GPIO PB4 (power on default state)
2 PWM5
3. IIC_ SCL
46 PB5 IO IN,T+U 1. GPIO PB5 (power on default state)
2 UART0_ TX
3. IIC_ SDA
4. PWM1
47 PB6 IO IN,T+U 1. GPIO PB6 (power on default state)
2 UART0_ RX
3. IIC_ SCL
4. PWM2
48 PF3 IO - IN,PD GPIO PF3 Note1
49 PF4 IO - IN,PU GPIO PF4 Note1
50 PF5 IO - IN,PU GPIO PF5 Note1
51 PF6 IO - IN,PU GPIO PF6 Note1
52 PF7 IO - IN,PU GPIO PF7 Note1
53 PF8 IO - IN,PU GPIO PF8 Note1
54 PF9 IO - IN,PU GPIO PF9 Note1
55 VDDA33 P - - 3.3V power input, external 4.7uf and 0.1uf capacitors
56 VDDA33 P - -
57 GND P - - GND

The status of IO pin in the above table is defined as follows:

I Input

O Output

IO bidirectional

P Power and ground

T+D tri state pull-down

T+U tristate pull-up

OUT power on default output

IN power on default input

Note 1: The PE/PF interface is only used as the WIFI download debugging interface, and is not recommended for other purposes

Note 2: When the chip is powered on, the level of pin PE9 (WIFI BOOTMODE1) will be used as the judgment signal of WIFI upgrade mode. When the judgment is high, the WIFI part will be started directly from the internal Nor Flash. When the power on is judged to be low, start the serial port upgrade service. At this time, use the matching upgrade tool to program the NOR Flash of the WIFI part inside the chip

Note 3: The 57th pin of the chip is the heat dissipation pad on the bottom of the chip, which is also the encapsulated grounding pad and needs to be grounded