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R28 100 2K2 R16 100 R11 +3V VCC VCC VCC VCC CP2 100Nf TCK TDI TDO TMS TRST BC Cmdin Cmdout Dout Reset 100Nf CP1 ASDBLR Nsen +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V CPA101CPA102CPA103CPA104CPA105CPA106CPA107CPA108CPA109CPA110CPA111CPA112CPA113CPA114CPA115CPA116 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V CPN101CPN102CPN103CPN104CPN105CPN106CPN107CPN108CPN109CPN110CPN111CPN112CPN113CPN114CPN115CPN116 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 17 18 19 20 21 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut +3V+3V _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut CmdIn1 _Dout17 CmdIn1 _Dout18 CmdIn1 _Dout19 R21 CmdIn1 _Dout20 CmdIn1 _Dout21 CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout _CmdIn1 Dout17 _CmdIn1 Dout18 _CmdIn1 Dout19 _CmdIn1 Dout20 _CmdIn1 Dout21 _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout 2k2 R23 100 BC1 BC1 BC1 BC1 BC1 BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In _BC1 _BC1 _BC1 _BC1 _BC1 _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In R27 ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In NM ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC MonB MonB MonB MonB MonB 2k2 Address0 Address0 Address0 Address0 Address0 TDI TDO1 TDO2 TDO3 TDO4 Address1 TDI Address1 TDI Address1 TDI R30 Address1 TDI Address1 TDI TDO1 TDO2 TDO3 TDO4 TDO5 Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO TCK TCK TCK -3V TCK TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK TMS TMS TMS TMS TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS TRST TRST TRST TRST TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST 22 23 24 25 26 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut1 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut1 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut +3V+3V _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut +3V+3V CmdIn1 _Dout22 R29 CmdIn1 _Dout23 CmdIn1 _Dout24 CmdIn1 _Dout25 CmdIn2 _Dout26 R20 CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout _CmdIn1 Dout22 _CmdIn1 Dout23 _CmdIn1 Dout24 _CmdIn1 Dout25 _CmdIn2 Dout26 _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout 2k2 2k2 R34 100 R22 100 BC1 BC1 BC1 BC1 BC2 BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In _BC1 _BC1 _BC1 _BC1 _BC2 _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In R35 R24 ASDBLR_GNDsense_In NM ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In NM MonEn1 Mon1 MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC _Mon1 MonB MonB MonB MonB MonB 2k2 2k2 Address0 Address0 Address0 Address0 Address0 TDO5 TDO6 TDO7 TDO8 TDO9 Address1 TDI R33 Address1 TDI Address1 TDI Address1 TDI Address1 TDI R28 TDO6 TDO7 TDO8 TDO9 TDO10 Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO TCK -3V TCK TCK TCK TCK -3V Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK TMS TMS TMS TMS TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS TRST TRST TRST TRST TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST 27 28 29 30 31 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut +3V+3V _Reset _CmdOut CmdIn2 _Dout27 CmdIn2 _Dout28 CmdIn2 _Dout29 CmdIn2 _Dout30 R15 CmdIn2 _Dout31 CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout _CmdIn2 Dout27 _CmdIn2 Dout28 _CmdIn2 Dout29 _CmdIn2 Dout30 _CmdIn2 Dout31 _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout 2k2 R16 100 BC2 BC2 BC2 BC2 BC2 BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In _BC2 _BC2 _BC2 _BC2 _BC2 _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In R17 ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In NM ASDBLR_GNDsense_In MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC MonB MonB MonB MonB MonB 2k2 Address0 Address0 Address0 Address0 Address0 TDO10 TDO11 TDO12 TDO13 TDO14 Address1 TDI Address1 TDI Address1 TDI Address1 TDI R19 Address1 TDI TDO11 TDO12 TDO13 TDO14 TDO15 Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO TCK TCK TCK TCK -3V TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK TMS TMS TMS TMS TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS TRST TRST TRST TRST TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST 32 33 34 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut2 Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut Reset CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut2 _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut _Reset _CmdOut +3V+3V CmdIn2 _Dout32 CmdIn2 _Dout33 CmdIn2 _Dout34 R10 CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout CmdIn Dout _CmdIn2 Dout32 _CmdIn2 Dout33 _CmdIn2 Dout34 _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout _CmdIn _Dout 2k2 R11 100 BC2 BC2 BC2 BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In BC ASDBLR_Psense_In _BC2 _BC2 _BC2 _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In _BC ASDBLR_Nsense_In R13 ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In ASDBLR_GNDsense_In NM MonEn MonA MonEn MonA MonEn MonA VCC VCC VCC MonB MonB MonB 2k2 Address0 Address0 Address0 TDO15 TDO16 TDO17 Address1 TDI Address1 TDI Address1 TDI R14 TDO16 TDO17 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO Address2 TDO TCK TCK TCK -3V Address3 TCK Address3 TCK Address3 TCK TMS TMS TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS Address4 TMS TRST TRST TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST Address5 TRST _Temp RG1 RG9 RG17 RG25 Rtemp 0 0 0 0 temp GNDA1 GN Temp GNDA2 GN +3V -3V +3V VCC GNDA3 GN RG2 RG10 RG18 RG26 0 0 0 0 GNDA4 GN Conn1 VCC Conn2 -3V +3V GNDA5 GN NAIS-60-male Molex-6 GNDA6 GN R1 R2 47 R3 100 100 100 _CmdOut2 1 60 _CmdIn2 6 GNDA7 GN CmdOut2 2 59 CmdIn2 5 RG3 RG11 RG19 RG27 R30 0 0 0 0 GNDA8 GN _BC2 3 58 _Dout34 4 D1 D2 D3 GNDA9 GN BC2 4 57 Dout34 3 GNDA10 GN _Dout33 5 56 _Dout32 2 GNDA11 GN Dout33 655Dout32 1 RG4 RG12 RG20 RG28 0 0 0 0 GNDA12 GN _Dout30 754_Dout29 GNDA13 GN Dout30 853Dout29 GNDA14 GN _Dout26 952_Dout24 CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 GNDA15 GN Dout26 10 51 Dout24 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF RG5 RG13 RG21 RG29 0 0 0 0 GNDA16 GN _Dout22 11 50 _Dout20 0 R125 GNDA17 GN Dout22 12 49 Dout20 GNDA18 GN _Dout18 13 48 _Dout17 +3V VCC GNDA19 GN Dout18 14 47 Dout17 RG6 RG14 RG22 RG30 0 0 0 0 GNDA20 GN _CmdOut1 15 46 _CmdIn1 Conn3 GNDA21 GN CmdOut1 16 45 CmdIn1 Molex-5 TPP3V1 TPVCC1 GNDA22 GN 17 44 R31 5 TDI 0 GNDA23 GN _BC1 18 43 _Temp 4 TDO RG7 RG15 RG23 RG31 TPP3V2 TPVCC2 0 0 0 0 GNDA24 GN BC1 19 42 Temp 3 TCK Shield_con GNDA25 GN _Reset 20 41 _Dout19 2 TMS TPN3V1 TPAGND1 TPDGND1 GNDA26 GN Reset 21 40 Dout19 1 TRST GNDA27 GN _Dout21 22 39 _Dout23 RG8 RG16 RG24 RG32 TPN3V2 TPAGND2 TPDGND2 0 0 0 0 GNDA28 GN Dout21 23 38 Dout23 R123 0 GNDA29 GN _Dout27 24 37 _Dout28 FB2 C13 C14 C15 C16 C17 GNDA30 GN Dout27 25 36 Dout28 1nF 1nF 1nF 1nF 1nF GNDA31 GN -3V _Dout25 26 35 _Dout31 GNDA32 GN Dout25 27 34 Dout31 MonEn1 28 33 _Mon129 32 Mon1 30 31 VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC CPD1 CPD2 CPD3 CPD4 CPD5 CPD6 CPD7 CPD8 CPD9 CPD10 CPD11 CPD12 CPD13 CPD14 CPD15 CPD16 CPD17 CPD18 CPD19 CPD20 CPD21 CPD22 CPD23 CPD24 CPD25 CPD26 CPD27 CPD28 CPD29 CPD30 CPD31 CPD32 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC VCC CPDD101CPDD102CPDD103CPDD104CPDD105CPDD106CPDD107CPDD108CPDD109CPDD110CPDD111CPDD112CPDD113CPDD114CPDD115CPDD116CPDD117CPDD118 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V +3V CPA1 CPA2 CPA3 CPA4 CPA5 CPA6 CPA7 CPA8 CPA9 CPA10 CPA11 CPA12 CPA13 CPA14 CPA15 CPA16 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V -3V CPN1 CPN2 CPN3 CPN4 CPN5 CPN6 CPN7 CPN8 CPN9 CPN10 CPN11 CPN12 CPN13 CPN14 CPN15 CPN16 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF 100nF.
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