3. Jumpers to use for testing the GPD or GPIO pins if desired. The LM64 Evaluation Board, as shown in Figure 1 (without the socket lid for clarity), is a complete PCBA (printed circuit board assembly). The board has a USB connector, a voltage regulator circuit, a microcontroller, an EEPROM, and a LM64 Remote Diode Temperature Sensor with Integrated Fan Control.
A pair of wires from the power supply to a female header connector to connect with J2, Fan Power input, is suggested. If it is desired to run the software only, without the LM64 Evaluation board, omit items 2 and 3 and proceed to paragraph 2.3.
(+5 or +12 VDC). Turn the power supply off. 2. Connect the power supply to the LM64 Evaluation Board jack J2 as shown in Figure 2. Make sure that the positive terminal is connected to V+ and the negative terminal is connected to the GND of J2.
2.0 Getting Started (continued) 2.5 Test Setup – System For proper fan control follow the following procedure, using SensorEval as described in the SensorEval software manual. IMPORTANT! Registers 4A, 4B, 4D and then either 4C (PWM Value) or the Lookup Table in Registers 4F through 5F must be programmed in that order for the initial fan control setup.
(left vertical row of pins). TCRIT and ALERT# are the open drain LM64 output pins. A0, the LM64 input address pin, can be manually jumpered to the GND pin to test the A0 function. VDC (+3.3 VDC), and the SMBus Clock and Data signals are available to the user for system monitoring.
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