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Fastwel CPC307 Series User Manual (117 pages)
PC/104-Plus Vortex86DX Based CPU Module
Brand:
Fastwel
| Category:
Control Unit
| Size: 4.96 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
List of Tables
4
List of Figures
5
Notation Conventions
7
General Safety Precautions
8
Unpacking, Inspection and Handling
9
Three Year Warranty
10
Introduction
11
Purpose of the Device
11
CPC307 Versions, Delivery Checklist, Ordering Information
12
Versions and Ordering Information
12
Table 1.1: Module Configuration Depending on the Module Versions
12
Delivery Checklist
13
Table 1.2: Delivery Checklist of the Module
13
Table 1.3: Additional Accessories for СРС307
13
Table 1.4: Differences Among the Supplied Configurations
15
Technical Specifications
16
General Information on Module Functionality
16
Power Requirements
17
Operating Conditions
18
Mechanical
18
Table 2.1: Power Supply Requirements
18
Table 2.2: Ranges of Ambient Air Temperature Changes
18
Dimensions and Weight
19
Table 2.3: Module Weight
19
Figure 2.1: A) Overall Dimensions of CPC307 Components and Their Locations (this Figure Is Valid for Ver.3X)
20
Mtbf
21
Figure 2.2: B) Overall Dimensions of CPC307 Components and Their Locations (this Figure Is Valid for Ver.4.Х)
21
Intended Use of the Module
22
Figure 3.1: Connection of External Devices to the CPC307
22
Device and Operation
23
Structure and Layout of Main Elements
23
Figure 4.1: CPC307 Block Diagram
23
Figure 4.2: A) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM for the CPC307-02, CPC307-05 Versions (Valid for CPC307 V.3.X)
25
Figure 4.3 B) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM Sides of the CPC307-02, CPC307-05 Versions (Relevant to CPC307 V.4.X)
26
Figure 4.4 A) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM for the CPC307-03
27
Figure 4.5 B) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM Sides for the CPC307-03 Version (Valid for CPC307 V.4.X)
28
Figure 4.6 A) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM for the CPC307-04
29
Figure 4.7 B) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM Sides for the CPC307-04 Version (Relevant for CPC307 V.4.X)
30
Address Space Allocation
31
I/O Address Space Allocation
31
Table 4.1: Address Space Allocation of the First Megabyte of Memory
31
Table 4.2: I/O Address Space Allocation
31
Integrated Address Decoder
33
Table 4.3: Structure of GPCS0 and GPCS1 Registers
33
Table 4.4: Preset Address Value for CAN1 and CAN2 Interfaces
35
Table 4.5: Preset Address Values for COM5 and COM6 Ports
35
Distribution of Interrupt Lines
36
Table 4.6: Distribution of Interrupt Lines in the CPC307 Module
36
Distribution of Direct Memory Access Channels
37
Description of the Main Functional Elements of the Module
37
Vortex86Dx Soc
37
Table 4.7: Distribution of Direct Memory Access Channels
37
DDR2 Memory
38
IDE Interface
38
Figure 4.8: Block Diagram of Vortex86Dx Soc
38
Table 4.8: Possible Configurations for Connecting IDE Devices to the Module
39
Table 4.9: Pin Assignment of the XP13 for Connection of IDE Devices
39
Table 4.10.Recommended Configurations for IDE Devices
40
Figure 4.9 Numbering of the XP13 Connector Pins
40
Microsd
41
ATA Flash Disk Controller
41
Table 4.11: Pin Assignment of XS3 and XS4 for Connection of Microsd Cards
41
Figure 4.10: Numbering Pins of the Microsd Memory Card
41
PS/2-Keyboard and Mouse
42
Opto-Isolated Reset/Interrupt
42
Table 4.12: Pin Assignment of XP23 Connector for PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse Connection
42
Figure 4.11: Numbering Pins of the XP23 Connector
42
USB Interface
43
Figure 4.12: Reset Source Selection and Switching Diagram of the Opto-Isolated Input
43
Figure 4.13: Numbering Pins of the XP19 Connector
43
Ethernet-Port
44
Table 4.13: Pin Assignment of the XP12 for Connection of USB Devices
44
Figure 4.14: Numbering Pins of the XP12 Connector
44
Serial Ports
45
Table 4.14: Pin Assignment of the XP9 Connector of Ethernet-Port
45
Figure 4.15 Numbering Pins of the XP9 Connector
45
Figure 4.16: Pin Assignment of the XP18 Connector (for Module Versions 3.X and Lower)
46
Figure 4.17: A) the RS-422/485 Transmitter with Bias Elements and Termination Resistors (for Ver.3.X & Lower)
47
Figure 4.17: B) RS-422/485 Transmitter with Bias Elements and with Terminating Resistors (for 4X Versions)
48
Figure 4.17: C) Pin Assignment of the XP18 Connector (for Module Versions 4.Х and Lower)
48
Table 4.15 Pin Assignment of the XP10 Connector for COM1 Port
49
Table 4.16: Pin Assignment of the XP16 Connector for COM2 Port
49
Figure 4.18 Numbering Pins of the XP10 and XP16 Connectors
49
Figure 4.19: Connecting Several Devices Via RS-422 Interface
50
Figure 4.20: Connecting Several Devices Via RS-485 Interface
50
Table 4.17: Pin Assignment of the XP6 Connector for COM3 Port
51
Table 4.18: Pin Assignment of the XP7 Connector for COM4 Port
51
Table 4.19: Resources Assigned for COM5 and COM6 Controllers
52
Figure 4.21: Numbering Pins of the XP6 and XP7 Connectors
52
Figure 4.22: A) Pin Assignment of the XP15 and XP20 Connectors (for Module Versions Older than 4.Х)
53
Figure 4.22: B) Pin Assignment of the XP15 and XP20 Connectors (for Module Version 4.Х)
53
Figure 4.23 A) Transmitter with Protective Bias Elements and Terminating Resistors (for Ver. Lower than 4.X)
54
Table 4.20: Pin Assignment of the XP17 Connector for COM5 and COM6 Ports
55
Figure 4.23: B) Transmitter with Protective Bias Elements and Terminating Resistors (for Module Version 4.X)
55
Printer Parallel Port (LPT)
56
Table 4.21: Pin Assignment of the XP12 for Connection of the LPT1 Port
56
Figure 4.24: Numbering Pins of the XP17 Connector
56
PC/104-Plus Connector
57
Table 4.22: Pin Assignment of the XS1 Connector
57
Figure 4.25: Numbering Pins of the XP12 Connector
57
PC/104 Connector
60
Table 4.23: Pin Assignment of the XS2 Connector
60
Figure 4.26 PCI-104 XS1 Connector: A) Module Top View; B) Module Bottom View with Organizer Mounted on the Connector
60
CAN-Interfaces
62
Table 4.24: Assigned Resources of the CAN1 and CAN2 Controllers
62
Figure 4.27: Numbering the XS2 Pins: A) Top View of the Module; B) Bottom View of the Module with the Organizer Mounted on the Connector
62
Table 4.25: Pin Assignment of the XP5 Connector for CAN1 and CAN2 Ports
63
Figure 4.28: A) Pin Assignment of the XP4 and XP8 Connector (for Module Versions Lower than 4.X)
63
Figure 4.28.B) Pin Assignment of the XP4 and XP8 Connectors for Module Versions 4.Х
63
WDT Watchdog Timers
64
Figure 4.29: Numbering Pins of the XP5 Connector
64
Figure 4.30: Connection of the Fail-Safe Biasing on CAN Line
64
Table 4.26: Description of the WDT0 Watchdog Timer Control Registers
65
Table 4.27 Description of the WDT1 Watchdog Timer Control Registers
66
RTC, CMOS, FRAM, Hardware Reset and BIOS Backup
67
Connecting Power Supply to the Module
76
Table 4.28: Pin Assignment of the XP22 Additional Power Supply Connector
76
Figure 4.31 Numbering of XP22 Connector Pins
76
Module Power Supply Voltage Supervisor
77
GPIO Ports
77
Figure 4.32: Diagram of the Module's Power Supply Voltage Supervisor
77
Table 4.29: Description of GPIO Ports
78
Table 4.30: Description of GPIO Ports
78
Table 4.31: Pin Assignment of the XP14 Connector for GPIO0 Port
79
Figure 4.33: Numbering Pins of the XP14 Connector
79
Configuration Jumpers
80
Table 4.32: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP4 Connector
80
Table 4.33: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP8 Connector
80
Table 4.34: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP15 Connector
80
Table 4.35: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP15 Connector for Module Versions 4.Х
80
Table 4.36: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP18 Connector for Module Versions Lower than 4.Х
81
Table 4.37: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP18 Connector for Module Versions 4.Х
81
Table 4.38 Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP20 Connector for Module Versions Lower than 4.Х
81
Table 4.39 Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP20 Connector for Module Versions 4.Х
82
Table 4.40: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP24 Connector
82
Table 4.41: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP25 Connector
82
Table 4.42: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP21 Connector (for Module Versions Lower than 4.Х)
83
Table 4.43: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP26 Connector
83
Table 4.44: Description of Setting the Jumpers to the XP27 Connector
83
Leds
84
Table 4.45: Assignment of Module Leds
84
Table 4.46: Pin Assignment of the XP3 Connector
84
Figure 4.34: Connection of Leds to the XP3
84
Specific Features of Console Redirect Module Operation
85
Basic Input/Output System (BIOS)
86
Figure 5.1: Screen During the Module Boot (POST)
86
Main
87
Table 5.1: Description of the "Main" Menu
87
Figure 5.2: Screen of the "Main" Menu
87
Advanced
88
Table 5.2: Description of "Advanced" Menu
88
Figure 5.3: Screen of the "Advanced" Menu
88
Table 5.3: Description of the "CPU Configuration" Menu
89
Figure 5.4: Screen of the "CPU Configuration" Menu
89
Table 5.4: Description of the "IDE Configuration" Menu
90
Figure 5.5: Screen of the "IDE Configuration" Menu
90
Table 5.5 Description of the "Primary IDE Master" Menu
91
Figure 5.6: Screen of the "Primary IDE Master" Menu
91
Table 5.6: Description of the "Remote Access Configuration" Menu
93
Figure 5.7: Screen of the "Remote Access Configuration" Menu
93
Table 5.7 Description of the "USB Configuration" Menu
95
Figure 5.8: Screen of the "USB Configuration" Menu
95
Table 5.8: Description of the "USB Mass Storage Device Configuration" Menu
96
Figure 5.9: Screen of the "USB Mass Storage Device Configuration" Menu
96
Pcipnp
97
Table 5.9: Description of the "Pcipnp" Menu
97
Figure 5.10: Screen of the "Pcipnp" Menu
97
Boot
99
Table 5.10: Description of the "Boot" Menu
99
Figure 5.11: Screen of the "Boot" Menu
99
Table 5.11: Description of the "Boot Settings Configuration" Menu
100
Figure 5.12: Screen of the "Boot Settings Configuration" Menu
100
Security
102
Table 5.12: Description of the "Security" Menu
102
Figure 5.13: Screen of the "Security" Menu
102
Chipset
103
Table 5.13: Description of the "Chipset" Menu
103
Figure 5.14: Screen of the "Chipset" Menu
103
Table 5.14: Description of the "South Bridge Configuration" Menu
104
Figure 5.15: Screen of the "South Bridge" Menu
104
Figure 5.16: Screen of the "ISA Configuration" Menu
105
Table 5.15: Description of the "ISA Configuration" Menu
106
Figure 5.17: Screen of the "Serial/Parallel Port Configuration" Menu
106
Table 5.16: Description of the "Serial/Parallel Port Configuration" Menu
107
Table 5.17: Description of the "Watchdog Configuration" Menu
108
Figure 5.18: Screen of the "Watchdog Configuration" Menu
108
Table 5.18: Description of the "GPIO and I2C Configuration" Menu
109
Figure 5.19: Screen of the "GPIO and I2C Configuration" Menu
109
Table 5.19: Description of the "CAN and COM5,6 Configuration" Menu
111
Figure 5.20: Screen of the "CAN and COM5,6 Configuration" Menu
111
Exit
112
Table 5.20: Description of the "Exit" Menu
112
Figure 5.21: Screen of the "Exit" Menu
112
Guidelines on Operation and Use
114
Existing Limitations and Special Features of the CPC307 Module (ERRATA)
115
Annex a List of Changes in the Module Version 4.Х
116
Annex:b Disclaimer
117
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Fastwel CPC307 Series User Manual (113 pages)
PC/104-Plus Vortex86DX Based CPU Module
Brand:
Fastwel
| Category:
Control Unit
| Size: 4.22 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
List of Tables
5
List of Figures
6
Notation Conventions
7
General Safety Precautions
8
Unpacking, Inspection and Handling
9
Three Year Warranty
10
1 Introduction
11
Module Introduction
11
CPC307 Versions
12
Table 1.1: CPC307 Versions
12
Delivery Checklist
13
Additional Accessories
13
Table 1.2: CPC307 Supplied Set
13
Table 1.3: CPC307 Additional Accessories
13
Table 1.4: Configurations
14
2 Technical Specifications
15
General
15
Power Requirements
17
Environmental
17
Mechanical
17
Table 2.1: Power Supply Requirements
17
Dimensions and Weight
18
Table 2.2: Weight of the Module
18
Figure 2.1: A) Dimensions of Versions and Location of СPС307 Components (this Figure Is Relevant for the Versions 3.Х)
19
Mtbf
20
Figure 2.2: B) Dimensions and Location of СPС307 Components (this Figure Is Relevant for Versions 4.Х)
20
3 Intended Use of the Device
21
Figure 3.1: Connection of External Devices to CPC307
21
4 Functional Description
22
Structure and Layout
22
Figure 4.1: CPC307 Block Diagram
22
Address Space Allocation
23
Figure 4.2: (A) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP Side and BOTTOM Side for Versions CPC307-02, CPC307-05 (Relevant for CPC307 V. 3.(X)
24
Figure 4.3: B) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM Sides for the CPC307-02 and CPC307- 05 Versions (Relevant for CPC307 V. 4.X)
25
Figure 4.4: A) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP Side and BOTTOM Side for CPC307-03 (Relevant for CPC307 V. 3.X)
26
Figure 4.5: B) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP and BOTTOM Sides for CPC307-03 (Relevant for CPC307 V. 4.X)
27
Figure 4.6: A) Location of Connectors and Main Components on the TOP Side and BOTTOM Side for CPC307-04 (Relevant for CPC307 V. 3.X)
28
Figure 4.7: B) Location of Connectors and Main Components on TOP and BOTTOM Sides for the CPC307-04 Version (Relevant for CPC307 V. 4.X)
29
Allocation of I/O Address Space
30
Allocation of Memory Address Space
30
Integrated Address Decoder
30
Table 4.1: Allocation of the Address Space of the First Megabyte of Memory
30
Table 4.2: I/O Address Space Allocation
30
Table 4.3: Structure of GPCS0, GPCS1 Registers
31
Table 4.4: Preset Address Values for CAN1 and CAN2 Interfaces
32
Allocation of Interrupt Lines
33
Table 4.5: Preset Address Values for COM5 and COM6 Ports
33
Table 4.6: Allocation of Interrupt Lines in СPС307
34
Allocation of Channels for Direct Access to Memory
35
Table 4.7: Allocation of Channels for Direct Access to Memory
35
Description of the Main Functional Elements of the Module
36
Vortex86Dx System-On-Chip
36
Figure 4.8: Block Diagram of Vortex86Dx Soc
36
DDR2 Memory
37
IDE Interface
37
Table 4.8: Possible Configurations of Connecting IDE Devices to the Module
37
Table 4.9: the Purpose of the XP13 Contacts for Connecting IDE Devices
38
Figure 4.9: Numbering Contacts of XP13 Connector
38
Microsd
39
Table 4.10.Table of Recommended Configurations of IDE Devices
39
ATA Flash Disk Controller
40
PS/2-Keyboard and Mouse
40
Table 4.11: Purpose of XS3 and XS4 Connectors Contacts for Microsd Card Connection
40
Figure 4.10: Numbering Contacts of Microsd Memory Card
40
Optoisolated Reset/Interrupt
41
Table 4.12: Purpose of XP23 Connector Contacts for Connection of PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse
41
Figure 4.11: Numbering XP23 Connector Contacts
41
USB Interface
42
Figure 4.12: Diagram of Choosing the Source of Reset and Switching the Optoisolated Input
42
Figure 4.13: Numbering XP19 Connector Contacts
42
Ethernet Port
43
Table 4.13: Purpose of XP12 Connector Contacts for the Connection of USB Devices
43
Figure 4.14: Numbering XP12 Connector Contacts
43
Serial Ports
44
Table 4.14: Purpose of Contacts of XP9 Connector of Ethernet Port
44
Figure 4.15: Numbering Contacts of XP9 Connector
44
Figure 4.16: Pin Assignment of XP18 Connector (for Module Versions 3.X and Below)
45
Figure 4.17: A) RS-422/485 Transmitter with Offset Elements and Terminating Resistors (for the Module's Versions 3.X and Below)
46
Figure 4.17: B) RS-422/485 Transmitter with Offset Elements and Terminating Resistors (for Module's Versions 4.X)
47
Figure 4.17: C) Purpose of the XP18 Connector Contacts (for Module Versions 4.X and Below)
47
Table 4.15: Purpose of the XP10 Connector Contacts for COM1 Port
48
Table 4.16: Purpose of the XP16 Connector Contacts for COM2 Port
48
Figure 4.18: Numbering XP10 and XP16 Connectors Contacts
48
Figure 4.19: Combining Several Devices Via RS-422 Interface
49
Figure 4.20: Combining Several Devices Via RS-485 Interface
49
Table 4.17: Purpose of the XP6 Connector Contacts for COM3 Port
50
Table 4.18: Purpose of the XP7 Connector Contacts for COM4 Port
50
Table 4.19: Assigned Resources of the COM5 and COM6 Controllers
50
Figure 4.21: Numbering Contacts of the XP6 and XP7 Connectors
50
Figure 4.22: A) Purpose of the XP15 and XP20 Connector Contacts (for Module Versions up to 4.X)
51
Figure 4.22: B) Purpose of XP15 and XP20 Connectors Contacts (for Module's Version 4.X)
52
Figure 4.23: A) Transmitter with Protective Bias Elements and Terminating Resistors (for Module Versions up to 4.X)
52
Table 4.20: Purpose of the XP17 Connector Contacts for the COM5 and COM6 Ports
53
Figure 4.23: B) Transmitter with Protective Bias Elements and Terminating Resistors (for Module Versions 4.X)
53
Figure 4.24: Numbering the XP17 Connector Contacts
53
Parallel Printer Port (LPT)
54
Table 4.21: Purpose of the XP12 Connector Contacts for LPT1 Port
54
Figure 4.25: Numbering the XP12 Connector Contacts
54
PC/104-Plus Connectors
55
Table 4.22: Purpose of the XS1 Connector Contacts
55
PC/104 Connector
57
Table 4.23: Purpose of XS2 Connector Contacts
58
Figure 4.27: Numbering the XS2 Connector Contacts: A) Top View of the Module; B) Bottom View of the Module with the Organizer Installed on the Connector
59
CAN-Interfaces
60
Table 4.24: Assigned Resources of CAN1 and CAN2 Controllers
60
Figure 4.28: A) Purpose of XP4 and XP8 Connectors' Pins (for up to 4.X Module's Versions)
60
Table 4.25: Purpose of XP5 Connector Pins for CAN1 and CAN2 Ports
61
Figure 4.28: B) Purpose of XP4 and XP8 Connectors' Pins for 4.Х Module Versions
61
Figure 4.29: Numbering of XP5 Connector Pins
61
Figure 4.30: Connection of the Bias Resistor in the CAN Line
61
WDT Watchdog Timers
62
Table 4.26: Description of Control Registers of the WDT0 Watchdog Timer
62
Table 4.27: Description of the WDT1 Watchdog Control Registers
63
RTC, CMOS, FRAM, Hardware Reset and BIOS Backup
64
Connecting Power Supply to the Module
73
Module's Supply Voltage Supervisor
74
Table 4.28: Purpose of the XP22 Additional Power Connector Contacts
74
Figure 4.31: Numbering the XP22 Connector Contacts
74
GPIO Ports
75
Figure 4.32: Diagram of Module's Power Supply Voltage Supervisor
75
Table 4.29: Description of GPIO Ports
76
Table 4.30: Description of GPIO Ports
76
Table 4.31: Purpose of XP14 Connector Contacts for GPIO0 Port
77
Configuration Jumpers
78
Table 4.32: Description of Jumpers Installation to the XP4 Connector
78
Table 4.33: Description of Jumpers Installation to the XP8 Connector
78
Table 4.34: Description of Jumpers Installation to the XP15 Connector (for Module Versions up to 4.Х)
78
Figure 4.33:. Numbering the XP14 Connector Contacts
78
Table 4.35: Description of Jumper Installation on XP15 Connector for Module Versions 4.X
79
Table 4.36: Description of Jumper Installation on XP18 Connector for Module Versions up to 4.X
79
Table 4.37: Description of Jumper Installation on XP18 Connector for Module Versions 4.X
79
Table 4.38: Description of Jumper Installation on XP20 Connector for Module Versions up to 4.X
79
Table 4.39: Description of Jumper Installation on XP20 Connector for Module Versions 4.X
80
Table 4.40: Description of Jumper Installation on XP24 Connector
80
Table 4.41: Description of Jumpers Installation on XP25 Connector
80
Table 4.42: Description of Jumper Installation on XP21 Connector (for Module Versions up to 4.X)
80
Table 4.43: Description of Installing the Jumpers on the XP26 Connector
81
Table 4.44: Description of Installing the Jumpers on the XP27 Connector
81
LED Indication
82
Table 4.45: Purpose of the Leds on the Module
82
Table 4.46: Purpose of the XP3 Connector Contacts
82
Figure 4.34: Connecting Leds to XP3
82
Features of the Console Redirect Module
83
5 BIOS (Basic Input/Ouput System)
85
Figure 5.1: Screen View During the Module's Booting (POST)
85
Main
86
Table 5.1: Description of the "Main" Menu
86
Figure 5.2: Screen of the "Main" Menu
86
Advanced (Additional Settings)
87
Table 5.2: Description of the "Advanced" (Additional Settings) Menu
87
Figure 5.3: Screen of the "Advanced" Menu
87
Table 5.3: Description of the "CPU Configuration" Menu
88
Figure 5.4: Screen of the "CPU Configuration" Menu
88
Table 5.4: Description of the IDE Configuration Menu
89
Figure 5.5: Screen of the IDE Configuration Menu
89
Table 5.5 Description of the "Primary IDE Master" Menu
90
Figure 5.6: Screen of the "Primary IDE Master" Menu
90
Table 5.6: Description of the Remote Access Configuration (Console I/O Configuration) Menu
92
Figure 5.7: Screen of the Remote Access Configuration
92
Table 5.7 Description of the "USB Configuration" Menu
94
Figure 5.8: Screen of the "USB Configuration" Menu
94
Table 5.8: Description of the "USB Mass Storage Device Configuration" Menu (Configuration of USB Ports)
95
Figure 5.9: Screen of the "USB Mass Storage Device Configuration" Menu
95
PCIPNP (Additional PCI Plug and Play Configuration)
96
Table 5.9: Description of the "Pcipnp" Menu
96
Figure 5.10: Screen of the "Pcipnp" Menu
96
Boot (Boot Modes)
98
Table 5.10: Description of the "Boot" Menu (Boot Modes)
98
Figure 5.11: Screen of the "Boot" Menu
98
Table 5.11: Description of the "Boot Settings Configuration" Menu (Configuration of Boot Modes)
99
Figure 5.12: Screen of the "Boot Settings Configuration" Menu
99
Security
100
Figure 5.13: Screen of the "Security" Menu
100
Table 5.12: Description of the Security Menu
101
Chipset (Integrated Devices)
102
Table 5.13: Description of the "Chipset" Menu (Integrated Devices)
102
Figure 5.14: Screen of the "Chipset" Menu
102
Table 5.14: Description of the "South Bridge Configuration" Menu (South Bridge Configuration)
103
Figure 5.15: Screen of the "South Bridge" Menu
103
Description of the "ISA Configuration" Menu (ISA Bus Setting)
105
Figure 5.16: Screen of the "ISA Configuration" Menu
105
Table 5.16: Description of the "Serial/Parallel Port Configuration" Menu
106
Table 5.17: Description of the Watchdog Configuration Menu
108
Description of the "GPIO and I2C Configuration" Menu
109
Table 5.19: Description of the "CAN and COM5,6 Configuration" Menu (Configuration of CAN1,2 and COM5,6 Ports)
110
Exit
111
Description of the "Exit" Menu
111
Functional Constraints of BIOS Versions
112
Annex:a Disclaimer
113
Fastwel CPC307 Series User Manual (75 pages)
PC/104-Plus Vortex86DX Based CPU Module
Brand:
Fastwel
| Category:
Motherboard
| Size: 2.84 MB
Table of Contents
User Manual
1
Table of Contents
3
List of Tables
5
List of Figures
6
Notation Conventions
7
General Safety Precautions
8
Unpacking, Inspection and Handling
9
Three Year Warranty
10
1 Introduction
11
Module Introduction
11
CPC307 Versions
12
Table 1.1: CPC307 Versions
12
Delivery Checklist
13
Additional Accessories
13
Table 1.2: CPC307 Supplied Set
13
Table 1.3: CPC307 Additional Accessories
13
2 Technical Specifications
15
General
15
Power Requirements
17
Environmental
17
Mechanical
17
Table 2.1: Power Supply Requirements
17
Dimensions and Weight
18
Mtbf
18
3 Functional Description
19
Structure and Layout
19
Figure 3.1: CPC307 Block Diagram
19
Figure 3.2: Top Side: Connectors and Main Components Layout
21
Figure 3.3: Bottom Side: Connectors and Main Components Layout (CPC30704)
22
Functional Description
23
Vortex86Dx Soc
23
Figure 3.4: Vortex86Dx Soc Block Diagram
23
SDRAM Memory
24
IDE Interface
24
Table 3.1: IDE Channel: Devices Connection Variants
24
Table 3.2: XP13 Connector Pinout (IDE)
24
Figure 3.5: XP13 IDC44 Pins Numbering
24
Microsd
25
ATA Flash Disk
25
Table 3.3: XS3 and XS4 Microsd Sockets Pinout
25
Figure 3.6: Microsd Cards Contacts Numbering
25
PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse Interface
26
Optoisolated Reset/Irq Input
26
Table 3.4: XP23 Contacts Designation
26
Figure 3.7: XP23 Connector Contacts Numbering
26
Figure 3.8: XP19 Connector
26
Figure 3.9: Discrete Input Optoisolation and Reset or IRQ Source Selection
26
USB Interface
28
Table 3.5: XP12 Connector Pinout (USB)
28
Figure 3.10: Xp12Connector
28
Fast Ethernet Interface
29
Serial Ports
29
COM1 and COM2
29
Table 3.6: XP9 Ethernet Header Pinout
29
Figure 3.11: XP9 Connector
29
Figure 3.12: IDC10 Pins Numbering
29
Table 3.7: XP18 Pinpad Jumpers
30
Figure 3.13: XP18 Pinpad
30
Table 3.8: XP10 and XP16 Pin Assignments
31
Figure 3.14: RS485/422 Transmitter with Bias Elements and Terminating Resistors
31
Figure 3.15: Connection of Several Devices in RS422 Mode
32
Figure 3.16: Connection of Several Devices in RS485 Mode
32
COM3 and COM4
33
COM5 and COM6
33
Table 3.9: XP6 and XP7 Pin Assignments
33
Table 3.10: COM5 and COM6 Controllers Resources
33
Table 3.11: XP15 and XP20 Pinpads Jumpers
34
Figure 3.17: XP15 and XP20 Pinpads
34
Figure 3.18: Transmitter with Protective Bias Elements and Terminating Resistors
34
Parallel Printer Port (LPT)
35
Table 3.12: XP17 Pin Assignments (COM5 and COM6)
35
Table 3.13: XP12 (LPT) Connector Pinout
35
Figure 3.19: XP12 Connector
35
Expansion Buses: ISA and PCI
36
PCI Header
36
Table 3.14: XS1 Connector Contacts Designation (Rows A, B)
36
Figure 3.20: XS1 Connector Contacts Layout
36
Table 3.15: XS1 Connector Contacts Designation (Rows C, D)
37
ISA Header
38
Table 3.16: ISA XS2 Connector (Rows a and B) Contacts Designation
38
Figure 3.21: ISA Header Contacts Layout
38
Table 3.17: ISA XS2 (Rows C and D) Contacts Designation
39
Redundancy
40
Figure 3.22: Redundancy Pinpads Connection
40
Figure 3.23: XP11 Pinpad
40
CAN Ports
41
Table 3.18: XP11 Pinout (CPC307-01)
41
Table 3.19: CAN Controllers Addresses
41
Table 3.20: XP4 and XP8 Pinpads Jumpers
41
Figure 3.24: XP4 and XP8 Pinpads
41
Figure 3.25: XP5 Pins Numbering (CAN)
41
Watchdog Timers
42
RTC, CMOS, Serial FRAM and Reserved BIOS
42
Reserved BIOS
42
Table 3.21: XP5 Connector Pinout (CAN)
42
RTC, CMOS and Battery
43
Fram
43
BIOS Upgrade
43
Power Supply
43
Figure 3.26: XP22 Power Supply Connector
43
Power Supply Supervisor
44
Table 3.22: XP22 Power Connector Pinout
44
Figure 3.27: Power Supply Supervisor Diagram
44
GPIO Ports
45
Configuration Jumpers
45
Diagnostic Leds
45
Table 3.23: CPC307 Diagnostic Leds Function
45
Table 3.24: XP3 Contacts Function
45
Reset Button
46
Address Mapping
46
Memory Addressing
46
I/O Addressing
46
Table 3.25: Memory Address Mapping
46
Table 3.26: I/O Address Space
46
Figure 3.28: External Leds Connection (XP3)
46
Integrated Address Decoder
48
CAN Ports Addresses
48
COM5 and COM6 Ports Addresses
48
Interrupt Settings
49
Table 3.27: Interrupt Settings
49
DMA Channels
50
Table 3.28: DMA Channels
50
Overall and Mounting Dimensions
51
Figure 3.29: CPC307: Overall and Mounting Dimensions
51
4 External Connections
52
Safety Regulations
52
Connection of Peripheral Devices
53
Software Installation
53
Figure 4.1: External Devices Connection
53
5 Ami Bios
54
BIOS Setup Program. Introduction
54
Main Menu
54
Table 5.1: Main Menu Items
55
Figure 5.1: Main Menu Screen Image
55
Advanced
56
Figure 5.2: Advanced Screen Image
56
Table 5.2: Advanced Menu Items
56
CPU Configuration
57
Figure 5.3: CPU Configuration Menu Screen
57
Table 5.3: CPU Configuration Menu Items
57
Figure 5.4: IDE Configuration Menu Screen
58
IDE Configuration
58
Table 5.4: IDE Configuration Menu Items
58
Figure 5.5: Primary IDE Master Menu Screen
59
Table 5.5: Primary IDE Master Menu Items
59
Figure 5.6: Remote Access Configuration Menu Screen
60
Remote Access Configuration
60
Table 5.6: Remote Access Configuration Menu Items
61
Figure 5.7: USB Configuration Menu Screen
62
Table 5.7: Name
62
USB Configuration
62
PCI Plug and Play
63
Table 5.8: PCI Plug and Play Menu Items
63
Figure 5.8: PCI Plug and Play Menu Screen
63
Boot Options
65
Figure 5.9: Boot Menu Screen
65
Table 5.9: Boot Menu Items
65
Boot Settings Configuration
66
Figure 5.10: Boot Settings Configuration Menu Screen
66
Table 5.10: Boot Settings Configuration Menu Items
66
Security Options
67
Table 5.11: Security Menu Items
67
Figure 5.11: Security Menu Screen
67
Chipset Menu
68
Figure 5.12: Chipset Menu Screen Image
68
Table 5.12: Chipset Menu Items
68
Figure 5.13: North Bridge Configuration Menu Screen
69
North Bridge Configuration
69
Table 5.13: North Bridge Configuration Menu Items
69
Figure 5.14: South Bridge Configuration Menu Screen
70
South Bridge Configuration
70
Table 5.14: South Bridge Configuration Menu Items
70
Exit Menu
71
Table 5.15: Exit Menu Items
71
Figure 5.15: Exit Menu Screen Image
71
Functional Constraints of BIOS Versions
72
ANNEX A: BIOS Update
73
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