Diamond Systems PR-Z32-EA-ST Panel Board Power Connections, J12 pinout to/from DC/DC power supply

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23.5 Panel Board Power Connections

Prometheus requires only +5V for operation. The panel boad is simply a connector board and requires no power. Make sure that the power supply used has enough current capacity to drive your system. The Prometheus CPU requires up to 1.1A. If you have a disk drive or other modules connected, you need additional power. In particular, many disk drives need extra current during startup. If your system fails to boot properly, or if disk accesses do not work properly, the first thing to check is the power supply voltage level. Many boot-up problems are caused simply by insufficient voltage due to excess current draw on the +5V supply.

The panel board has two external input power connectors, J11 and J13, to satisfy a variety of input power scenarios.

J11 is a circular jack with a 2.5mm post. This connector is intended for direct 5VDC +/-5% input from the Diamond Systems PS-5VUS-01 wall adapter or an equivalent supply. The polarity for the power connector is tip = +5V, ring = Ground.

J13 is a DB9 male connector with multiple input voltages and applications. If a latching connector is required, the DB9 can be used in place of the circular jack to provide +5VDC.

If multiple system voltages are required, for example +5V, -5V, +12V, and/or -12V, these voltages can be supplied through J13 as well. The +5V and +12V are controlled by the CPU’s ATX power circuit, while the -5V and -12V are connected directly to the PC/104 bus pins.

J13 can also be used with a DC/DC power supply, such as Diamond Systems’ Jupiter-MM modules, in applications where the supply voltage is different from the required +5V. In this scenario, the input voltage is fed to the DB9 and routed to the power supply with cable connected between the supply and connector J5 or J12 on the bottom side of the panel board.

J5 is used when the power is to be routed from the output of the power supply directly onto the PC/104 bus through the PC/104 bus connectors on the power supply. In this application use the 2-wire power cable no. 698011. This cable contains a blue positive wire and a black negative wire. Connect the blue wire to the + screw terminal on the JMM power supply input connector and connect the black wire to the – terminal. Either J4 or J5 on the JMM board may be used for the power connection.

J12 is used when the supply voltages are intended to be switched by the ATX circuit on Prometheus. In this application the input and output of the power supply are connected to J12. The +5V and +12V are controlled by the ATX function, while the -5V and -12V are connected directly to the PC/104 bus pins.

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Contents Prometheus Table of Contents 22.2 22.4Description CPUFeatures System FeaturesProcessor Section Analog Output Counter/TimersAnalog Input Digital I/OPrometheus Board Drawing Cable a Main I/O Connector J3O Headers Cable BLPT1 Connector Part NumbersCOM1 COM4 IR RX, IR TXInput Power J11 Output Power J12 Ethernet J4USB J5 Auxiliary Serial Port Connector J15 Watchdog/Failsafe Features J6Floppy Drive J7 IDE Drive J8Data Acquisition I/O Connector J14 Model PR-Z32-EA only Signal Name Definition11 PC/104 Bus Connectors J2 PC/104 16-bit bus connector J1 PC/104 8-bit bus connectorJumper Configuration J10 System ConfigurationCmos RAM J6 Watchdog Timer & System Recovery System Features System ResourcesCPU Chip Selects Console Redirection to a Serial Port Watchdog Timer System Reset Failsafe Mode / Bios RecoveryBackup Battery Flash MemoryBios Bios SettingsDOS Bios Download / Recovery Initial Setup Disk-On-Board Flash File StorageOperating System Formatting Known Limitations Life Cycle Management and CalculationsSystem I/O EthernetSerial Ports Parallel PortBooting to DOS From a Floppy Drive Installing an OS From a Floppy Drive onto a Flashdisk ModuleInstalling an OS from a Hard Disk onto a Flashdisk Module Data Acquisition Circuit Base + Write Function Read Function Data Acquisition Circuitry I/O MAPBase Address LSBData Acquisition Circuit Register Map AD7 AD6 AD5 AD4 AD3 AD2 AD1 AD0Command Register Register Bit DefinitionsBase + Base + Write Not Used Read Base + ReadValue = Base + 0 value + Base + 1 value AD9 AD8Base + Read/Write Channel Register Base + Write Analog Input Gain Base + Read Analog Input Status STS Wait Dacbsy OVF ScanenBase + Read/Write Fifo Threshold Base + Read/Write Interrupt / DMA / Counter ControlCKSEL1 CKFRQ1 CKFRQ0 Adclk Dmaen Tinte Dinte Ainte FT5 FT4 FT3 FT2 FT1 FT0Base + Read Channel and Fifo Status Base + WriteDA7 DA6 DA5 DA4 DA3 DA2 DA1 DA0 FD5 FD4 FD3 FD2 FD1 FD0DA9 DA8 Base + Write DAC MSB + Channel NoDACH1 DACH0 Base + Read Analog Operation StatusDioctr Dira Dirch Dirb Dircl Base + Read / WriteBase + Read / Write Digital I/O Control Register Dioctr =Base + Read/Write Counter/Timer D7 Base + Read/Write Counter/Timer D15Base + Read/Write Counter/Timer D23 Base + Write Counter/Timer Control Register Ctrno Latch Gtdis Gten Ctdis Cten Load CLRBase + Read Fpga Revision Code REV7 REV6 REV5 REV4 REV3 REV2 REV1 REV0Data Acquisition Circuit Configuration Analog Output Configuration Single-ended / Differential InputsUnipolar / Bipolar Inputs Overview Analog Input Ranges and ResolutionInput Range Resolution 1 LSB Input Range SelectionPerforming AN A/D Conversion Perform an A/D conversion on the current channel LSB = inpbase MSB = inpbase+1Input voltage = A/D value / 32768 * Full-scale input range 15.A/D SCAN, INTERRUPT, and Fifo Operation Prometheus A/D Operating Modes LOW, HighAinte Scanen Description Analog Output Ranges and ResolutionResolution LSB = Output voltage range16.4 D/A Conversion Formulas and Tables REF 1 LSBConversion Formulas for Bipolar Output Ranges Generating AN Analog Output 18.2 A/D unipolar offset Analog Circuit Calibration18.1 A/D bipolar offset 18.3 A/D full-scaleDigital I/O Operation COUNTER/TIMER Operation Counter 0 A/D Sample ControlCounter 1 Counting/Totalizing Functions Command Sequences CounterCounter Outpbase+15,0x01 Outpbase+15,0x81 Data Acquisition Specifications Power Supply ConfigurationUsing the Flashdisk with Another IDE Drive Flashdisk Module23. I/O Panel Board Location Type Description Panel Board I/O ConnectorsPanel Board Top Side / External Use I/O Connectors USB aPanel Board Power Connections J12 pinout to/from DC/DC power supplyJ3 Pinout J9 Pinout Installation J5 USBFlash Disk Programmer Board 25.I/O Cables Photo No Cable No DescriptionCable Kit C-PRZ-KIT VGA Accessory Board PL5 pin no PL5 Signal J25 pin no J25 SignalPL5 pin no DB15F pin no Signal Links Prometheus Connector Manufacturer Manufacturer Part NoMounting Prometheus on a Baseboard Website informationPage 28.PC/104 Mechanical Drawing

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