Hardware Upgrades And Accessories; Pmc Module; Table 6 Possible On-Board Upgrades And Accessories Combinations - Motorola PPC/CPCI-690 Reference Manual

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Hardware Upgrades and Accessories

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The PPC/CPCI-690 itself allows an easy and cost-efficient way to adapt the

system board to your application needs.

The following table gives an overview on the possible product combina-

tions, described in Table 2 "Ordering Information Excerpt" page 1-7.

Note: If you use the PMC-244FD and if you want to use the IDE interface

via the RTB, the PMC module has to be installed into PMC slot 1.

Possible On-Board Upgrades and Accessories Combinations

Table 6:

Upgrade/Accessory

1 PMC module

2 PMC modules

1 PMC module, 1 Hard disk

1 PMC module, 1 CompactFlash disk

1 Hard disk, 1 CompactFlash disk

The board provides two PMC slots supporting a 64-bit data bus width with

a maximum frequency of 66 MHz. Both PMC slots provide

+/–12V and support non-monarch mode Processor PMC modules.

The slots can be used to install a PMC module with front panel interfaces

and rear interfaces (see "Connectors" page 3-7). The user I/O signals of

slot 1 are routed to the J3 connector, the user I/O signals of slot 2 are routed

to the J5 connector enabling access to these pins on the RTB.

Note:

• To ensure proper EMC shielding, either operate the board with the

blind panels for the PPC/CPCI-690 front panel or with the PMC mod-

ules installed.

• If the board is upgraded, ensure that the blind panels are stored in a

safe place in order to be used again when removing the PMC mod-

ules.

Installation

PMC Slot

1 or 2

1 and 2

1 and 2, respectively

PPC/CPCI-690

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