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Use of the word “partner” in reference to ARM’s customers is not intended to create or refer to any partnership relationship with any other company.
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This appendix describes the technical changes between released issues of this book. Glossary The ARM Glossary is a list of terms used in ARM documentation, together with definitions for those terms. The ARM Glossary does not contain terms that are industry standard unless the ARM meaning differs from the generally accepted meaning.
™ The Juno r2 Development Platform, that is, the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard, is a development motherboard that provides access to the Juno r2 ARM Development Platform SoC. This is a development chip that supports ARMv8-A software tooling, evaluation, and development.
The mains supply powers the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard using the on-board connector, an external power supply unit, and a connector cable that ARM supplies with the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard. The external power supply unit converts mains power to 12V DC and this connects to the 12V DC connector on the rear panel of the case.
Varying the Juno r2 SoC PLL dividers during runtime supports frequency scaling. Note ARM recommends that you use this method to achieve frequency scaling and do not use external control of the clock generators through the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard SCP I C interface.
You can change the operational clock frequencies by modifying the configuration file. board.txt Note ARM recommends that you operate the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard at the default clock frequencies. Related concepts 3.3.3 Contents of the directory on page 3-72. 2.5.2 Juno r2 SoC and V2M-Juno r2 motherboard clocks The following figure shows the Juno r2 SoC clocks and clock domains.
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Figure 2-6 V2M-Juno r2 motherboard resets CB_nPOR This is the main powerup reset for the Juno r2 ARM Development Platform SoC, and the devices and peripherals on the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard including the IOFPGA. The CB_nPOR signal drives the nPORESET signal inside the Juno r2 SoC.
— Forward direction, that is, from the FPGA to the Juno r2 SoC: 246MBps. — Reverse direction, that is, from the Juno r2 SoC to the FPGA: 305MBps. Note ARM recommends that you operate the Thin Links interfaces at the default speeds. See 3.3.4 Contents of directory on page 3-73...
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2 Hardware Description 2.7 Thin Links Note Any Versatile Express LogicTile daughterboard fitted in the tile site that implements an ARM application note meets these timing requirements. Any design that you implement in a Versatile Express LogicTile daughterboard, or in your own daughterboard, must meet these timing requirements.
The same audio stream connects to both HDMI connectors. Note Software that ARM supplies with the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard configures the Juno r2 SoC and board to enable correct operation of the HDLCD interface and correct HDMI output. The following figure shows the HDLCD video system on the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard.
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Set UART0 SER0_CTS, pin 8, LOW to select system mode, or set it HIGH to select MCC mode. Remote UART0 control requires a full null modem cable that ARM supplies with the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard. The following figure shows the cable wiring.
ATX power connector The V2M-Juno r2 motherboard provides one power connector that enables connection of a unit that ARM supplies with the V2M-Juno r2 motherboard. This unit converts AC mains power to DC power to supply the board. The following figure shows the ATX power connector, J20.