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CPC507 SoC AMD FP5 APU Based 6U Compact PCI CPU Module User Manual Rev. 002 August 2022 The product described in this manual is compliant with all related CE standards.
4.1.1 XMC interface………………………………………………………………………………………………………..21 4.1.2 PMC interface………………………………………………………………………………………………………..22 4.1.3 SATA interface………………………………………………………………………………………………………24 4.1.4 COM port…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…25 4.1.5 Connectors on the front panel of CPC507…………………………………………………………………….…25 4.1.6 LEDs on the front panel of CPC507……………………………………………………………………………..28 4.1.7 Using the module in CompactPCI system………………………………………………………………………..28 4.1.8 Compact PCI connectors…………………………………………………………………………………………..29 4.2 Timers ………………………………………………………………...……………………………………………………36 4.2.1 Watchdog Timer…………………………………………………………………………………………………….36...
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CPC507 Ownership rights This document contains information that is the property of Fastwel Group. It may not be copied or transmitted by any known means, nor may it be stored in information storage and retrieval systems without the prior written consent of Fastwel Group or one of its authorized agents. The information...
CPC507 Conventions Caution, High Voltage! This sign and text warn of the dangers associated with electrical discharges (> 60 V) when touching the device or any part of it. Failure to follow the precautions mentioned or prescribed in the regulations may endanger your life or health, and may result in damages to the equipment.
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CPC507 Safety requirements This Fastwel Group product has been developed and tested to ensure compliance with electrical safety requirements. Its design provides long-term failsafe operation. Mishandling the product during unpacking and installation may significantly affect the product's life cycle. Therefore, for your own safety and for ensuring proper operation of the device, you should follow the recommendations given below.
Fastwel Group other than those contained in this User Manual or received from the technical support service of Fastwel Group in the form of a set of instructions for their implementation will void the warranty.
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CPC507 Limitation of warranty obligations The above warranty does not apply to: - the products (including software) that have been repaired or modified by the employees who do not represent the Manufacturer. The exception is when the Consumer has made repairs or made changes to the product strictly in accordance with the instructions previously agreed and approved by the Manufacturer in writing;...
CPC507 Transportation, Unpacking and Storage Transportation The modules should be transported in the separate manufacturer’s packaging (container), consisting of an individual antistatic packaging and a cardboard box, in closed transport (road, rail, air in heated and sealed compartments) under storage conditions 5 according to the GOST standard 15150-69 or under storage conditions 3 for sea transportation.
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If a product should fail through Fastwel's fault during the warranty period, it will be repaired free of charge. For out of warranty repairs, the customer will be invoiced for repair charges at current standard labor and materials rates.
The CPC507 CPU module, implemented in accordance with the 6U CompactPCI standard, expands the line of Fastwel 6U modules. The most important feature of this module is the availability of two platforms for installation of PMC / XMC mezzanine modules. By using a single- chip solution based on AMD FP5 APU (Ryzen Embedded V-Series) SoC, together with 2 mezzanine modules, CPC507 can be used in compact and cost-effective computing systems.
● MTBF: - Min. 50,000 hours; Compatibility with the PICMG/VITA standards The CPC507 module is compatible with the following PICMG/VITA standards: - PICMG 2.0 CompactPCI R3.0 Specification; - PICMG 2.3 PMC on CompactPCI R1.0 Specification; - PICMG 2.16 CompactPCI Packet Switching Backplane R1.0 Specification;...
CPC507 2.3. Device dimensions Figure 2-1: Device dimensions 2.4. Delivery checklist The complete delivery checklist for CPC507 is specified in the Table 1-2. C P C 5 0 7 . U s e r M a n u a l...
- Product version; - Factory number of the product. 2.7 Packaging information The CPC507 Module is supplied in a box of the following size: 350х260х70 mm. Packaged weight of the device – no more than 0.8 kg. Note Keep the module’s anti-static bag and consumer packaging in their original form until the end of the warranty period.
CPC507 3 Design and operation 3.1 Block diagram The block diagram is specified in Figure 3-1 below. Fig. 3-1 – Block diagram of the device C P C 5 0 7 . U s e r M a n u a l...
CPC507 3.2 Specific performance features of functional nodes AMD Ryzen Embedded SoC APU 64-bit AMD CPU, manufactured on 14nm technology node, offering TDP of 25W and an industrial operating temperature range (from -40 to + 105°C). This CPU is a single-chip solution that combines 4 x AMD “Zen” processing cores, a 64-bit dual-...
Jumpers The board has a switch for resetting BIOS to default settings. 3.3 System expansion options The number of interfaces routed from the CPC507 module can be increased by installing 2 x XMC/PMC expansion modules. 3.3.1 PMC/XMC Modules PMC/XMC interface of the CPC507 board supports two expansion modules of the XMC/PMC standard, which ensures an easy and flexible adaptation of CPC507 in accordance with the requirements of various applications.
CPC507 Location of main components Figure 3-2: Location of the main components of CPC507 The appearance of the module versions may slightly differ from the one shown in this figure. C P C 5 0 7 . U s e r...
XS8 (P15) connectors. Figure 4-1: XMC XS7 (P15) and XS8 (P15) connectors Below you can find the pinout tables for XMC connectors. Table 4-1: Purpose of XMC1 XS7 (P15) and XMC2 XS8 (P15) connector pins on the CPC507 board RX0+ RX0- +3.3V...
J5 and J3 CompactPCI connectors. The PMC interface complies with the ANSI/VITA 39 specification, which defines the PCI-X electrical interface for the boards of the Common Mezzanine Card (CMC) form-factor. CPC507 allows operation of the 3.3V PCI bus.
CPC507 Table 4-2: PMC connector pin assignment Number of pin Number of pin Number of pin Number of XS9(P1)/XS11( XS10(P3)/XS12 XS13(P2)/XS Function Function Function (P3) 15(P2) XS14(P4)/ Function XS16(P4) P1_1 P2_1 +12V P3_1 P4_1 PMC_I/O P1_2 -12V P2_2 P3_2 P4_2...
(XS6); the second interface is used for connection of the integrated SSD. The XS6 connector (located on the top side of the CPC507 board, see Figure 3-2: Location of the main components of CPC507) enables installing a CFast drive on the CPC507 module together with the PMC/XMC expansion module.
4.1.5 Connectors on the front panel of CPC507 4.1.5.1 USB interfaces CPC507 has 3 x USB3.1 Gen 1 ports located on the front panel. The following modes are supported: high-speed, full-speed, and low-speed. USB 2.0 in the high-speed mode enables data transfer at the rates up to 480 Mb/sec, USB 3.1 Gen1 - up to 5 Gb/sec.
CPC507 Table 4-5: Assignment of USB connector pins on the front panel of CPC507 Circuit Function VBus +5V Power USB D- Differential USB- USB D+ Differential USB+ Ground for power return StdA_SSRX- SuperSpeed RX- StdA_SSRX+ SuperSpeed RX+ GND_DRAIN Ground for signal return...
4.1.5.3 DisplayPort The DisplayPort connector on the front panel of the CPC507 is designed for connecting digital monitors with resolution up to 4096x2160@60Hz. The output also makes it possible to connect DVI-D monitors via a passive adapter and VGA and other monitor types via an active adapter.
4.1.7 Using the module in CompactPCI system The CPC507 module has a flexible CompactPCI interface. If the board is installed into the system slot, then the PCIE-PCI bridge operates in the PCI bus master mode, and if the board is installed into the peripheral slot, the bridge operates in the “non-transparent”...
CPC507 4.1.7.3 Packet Switching Backplane PICMG 2.16 2 x Gigabit Ethernet ports are available on the XS21 connector of the device in accordance with the PICMG specification for CompactPCI Packet Switching Backplane Specification PICMG 2.16, version 1.0. By the CompactPCI Packet Switching Backplane these ports are connected with special-purpose Ethernet hub fabric slots.
CPC507 Figure 4-7: CompactPCI connectors (J1 – J5 in accordance with the CompactPCI specification) 4.1.8.1 Color code designations of CompactPCI connectors The CompactPCI connectors use guide lugs in order to ensure proper connection. To avoid wiring errors, color coding is also used for the various standard operating voltages. The color coding prevents 5V peripheral cards from being mounted into the sockets designed for 3.3V voltage, and...
(5 V and 3.3 V) 4.1.8.2 Pin assignment of CompactPCI XS20 and XS18 connectors CPC507 is equipped with 2 CompactPCI bus connectors, where the pins have a pitch of 22 mm – XS20 and XS18. Table 4-10: Assignment of pins of the CompactPCI XS20 (J1) system connector...
4.1.8.3 I/O CompactPCI XS21, XS19, XS17 connectors (J3 - J5) and their pin assignment In CPC507, part of the I/O signals are routed to the XS21, XS19 and XS17 connectors. A special backplane is required for using Rear I/O modules. The XS21, XS19 and XS17 connectors of the board are compatible with all standard 6U CompactPCI backplanes with I/O support through the corresponding connectors in the system slot.
CPC507 4.2 Timers The module is equipped with the following timers: RTC (Real-Time Clock) PCH includes a battery powered real time clock. Watchdog Timer See the description below. 4.2.1 Watchdog Timer The watchdog timer is implemented in the FPGA as a device based on the LPC bus. The watchdog timer is enabled and the hardware interrupt (IRQ) is selected in the BIOS Setup.
CPC507 4.2.2 Description of I/O registers of WDT controller Table 4-15: Timer Current Value Register [23:0] Base+0h Name Description Write/Read: Timer_Current_Value[7:0] Bits 7:0 of the counter initial value Base+1h Name Description Write/Read: Timer_Current_Value[15:8] Bits 15:8 of the counter initial value...
CPC507 Table 4-17: Status Register Base+6h Name Description Reserved Write/Read: Second timeout flag. It is set to “1” if TMF = 1. This flag initiates an interrupt. If the board reset is enabled RSTE = 1, a hardware reset is carried out. Can be reset by writing “1”...
CPC507 4.3 SPI controller / LEDs / GPIO 4.3.1 Description of SPI controller registers Table 4-19: Registers of the SPI controller I/O port address Type HARD RESET Configuration register Base+0 FRAM address value [7:0] Base+1 FRAM address value [14:8] Base+2...
CPC507 4.3.2 Programming SPI device The work with FRAM is carried out in the I/O area at addresses 310h-313h. Writing data byte (32h) to FRAM at the address (144h) DX, 310H AL, 44H DX, AL DX, 311H AL, 01H...
PCI-E Bridge PMC 4.5 Battery The CPC507 uses one 3.0 V lithium battery to power the real time clock. In case of prolonged use of the module in temperatures below -20C°, it is recommended to use an external clock synchronization (e.g. via NTP protocol) and to save all necessary BIOS settings as defaults. For details, see the section "Replacing the battery".
Please refer to the documentation attached to your operating system. Safety requirements When handling CPC507, you should strictly follow the safety requirements listed below. The manufacturer – Fastwel Group, shall not be responsible for any damages resulting from noncompliance with these requirements.
CPC507 installation procedure The below procedure refers to the installing the CPC507 into the system. The removal procedure is described in other subparagraphs. In order to install the board into the system, follow the below procedure: Make sure that the safety requirements listed in subparagraph 5.1 have been observed.
Installing peripherals to CPC507 A wide range of peripheral devices can be connected to the CPC507, where their installation methods can vary greatly. The following sections contain general installation instructions rather than detailed algorithms.
CPC507 5.4.1 Connecting USB devices CPC507 supports any Plug & Play USB computer peripherals (e.g. drive, keyboard, mouse, printer, etc.). Note All USB devices can be connected and disconnected while the power of these devices and the head system is on.
CPC507) is designed to reset the BIOS settings to the state specified by the manufacturer (factory defaults) if the system does not boot (e.g. due to the BIOS setup errors or invalid password). In order to reset the BIOS parameters of the CPC507 module, the sequence of actions should be as follows: De-energize the system;...
CPC507 AMI Aptio BIOS Setup Starting and Updating BIOS Setup An adapted version of the Aptio TSE (Text Setup Environment) BIOS is installed on your computer, which is the standard system for IBM PC AT-compatible computers. It supports Intel® x86 and compatible processors and provides low-level support for processor, memory, and I/O subsystems.
CPC507 Using this key the user can load the previous value into TSE. With this key, the user can load the optimum default settings into TSE. With this key, user can save current settings and exit the TSE. The <ESC> key enables you to discard the changes made and exit Aptio TSE.
CPC507 Advanced The tab is used for making additional module settings. 7.2.1 Fastwel Features This tab is used for configuring module’s devices. Table 7-2: Setting the Fastwel Features Function Purpose Default value Operation mode of the board’s Ejector switch function...
CPC507 CPC507 Troubleshooting Before contacting the service center, please read the troubleshooting information, since the problem may not be related to the device failure. Table 8-1: Causes of module faults and their rectifications Issue Cause Rectification The board does not...
CPC507 Power Consumption The CPC507 module is designed with due consideration of the optimum power consumption and distribution. However, we should pay attention to certain requirements that are vital to ensure stability and reliability. The table below shows the values of the maximum allowable voltages on the power lines, which, if exceeded, can result in module damages.
CPC507 ANNEX A Table A 1 – Terms, acronyms and abbreviations Term Value BIOS Basic Input-Output System cPCI CompactPCI DDR SDRAM Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory Error Correction Code EIDE Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics GPIO General Purpose Input Output.
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