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Ampro Corporation 5001451A Serial TTL Option, Ampro Custom Serial Features, Serial Console Features

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Little Board P6d Module

2-15

Table 2-12. J8 and J11 Mating Connector

Connector Type Mating Connector

RIBBON 3M 3421-7600

Latching Clip 3505-8020

DISCRETE WIRE MOLEX HOUSING 22-55-2202

PIN 16-02-0103

Table 2-13. RS485 Termination

Jumper Result

W4 On Serial 1 Terminated

Off Serial 1 Unterminated

W5 On Serial 2 Terminated

Off Serial 2 Unterminated

W6 On Serial 3 Terminated

Off Serial 3 Unterminated

W7 On Serial 4 Terminated

Off Serial 4 Unterminated

Serial TTL Option

The TTL version of each of the four serial ports is brought out to the Utility co nnecto r. Serial 2

TTL can be configured to be output via the IrDA signals. The r emain ing thr ee TTL se rial po rts are

connected directly through the utility connector. The serial port signals app ear as sho wn in Table

2-38. Utility Connector (J19).

Ampro Custom Serial Features

The Ampro extended BIOS provides custom serial port features useful in embedded applications.

The serial console feature enables you to operate the Little Board P6d system from a standard

ASCII terminal, replacing the standard keyboard and display devices. See Serial Console Features,

below, for a description of the serial console capabilities.

The serial boot facility enables the Little Board P6d system to boot from code do wnlo aded th roug h a

serial port in a manner similar to booting from a local hard disk or from a network.

The serial download feature permits updating the OEM Flash memory device ove r a serial po rt.

Refer to Ampro Application Note AAN-9403 for a complete description of these feature s. Refer to

the Ampro Common Utilities manual for descriptions of SERLOAD and SERPROG, utility programs

used to support serial booting and serial downloading.

Serial Console Features

You can connect a device, such as an ASCII video terminal or PC running a video terminal

emulation program, to either serial port to act as your system console. To use the serial console

features, connect a serial console device to Serial 1 or Serial 2. Use Setup to enable the serial

console feature. When enabled, the serial console is set up for:

Contents

Main Revision Reason for Change Date Table of Contents Preface Introduction Product Reference Page Technical Specifications Standards Contact Information Cables Index Page Preface Introduction Technical Support Page Chapter 1 Introduction General Description Product Feature Summary CPU/Motherboard Enhanced Embedded-PC BIOS Modular PC/104-Plus Expansion Bus CompactFlash Disk Serial Ports Parallel Port Floppy Interface PCI-Bus EIDE Interfaces PCI Audio Interface Flat Panel/CRT Display Controller 100 MBps Ethernet LAN Interface Enhanced Reliability Software Designing Little Board Systems On-board MiniModule Expansion Little Board Development Platform And QuickStart Kit Figure 1-1. I/O Development Board Connector Descriptions J1 Utility J2 Power J3 Misc. J4 Keyboard Switch Descriptions (S1 S5) Figure 1-2. System Block Diagram Page Chapter 2 Product Reference Overview Mounting Dimensions 2-2 Figure 2-1. Little Board P6d Module with Mounting Dimensions Connector Summary Page 2-5 Figure 2-2. Little Board P6d Connector and Jumper Locations Jumper Summary DC Power Power Requirements Other Voltages Switching Power Supplies Powerfail NMI Cooling Requirements Thermal Sensor Fan Connector Figure 2-3. CPU Fan Connection (J21) System Memory ROM BIOS Shadowing BIOS Recovery Interrupt and DMA Channel Usage Page Battery-Backed Clock Serial Ports I/O Addresses and Interrupt Assignments ROM-BIOS Installation of the Serial Ports Serial Port Connectors (J8, J11) Page Serial TTL Option Ampro Custom Serial Features Serial Console Features Using a Standard PC Keyboard Using Arrow Keys During Setup COM Port Table Universal Serial Bus (USB) Ports Infrared (IrDA) Interface Requirements for an IrDA Interface IrDA Connector (Part of Utility J19) Multi-Mode Parallel Port I/O Addresses and Interrupts ROM-BIOS Installation of Parallel Ports Page IEEE-1284-compliant Cables Latch-Up Protection Parallel Port Registers Standard and Bidirectional Operation Using the Parallel Port in Bidirectional Mode Using the Control Lines for Additional I/O Enabling the Parallel Port Interrupt Page Floppy Disk Interface Floppy Drive Considerations Floppy Interface Configuration Floppy Interface Connector (J14) EIDE Hard Disk Interface Pin # Signal Name Function Pin # Signal Name Function IDE Interface Configuration CompactFlash Solid-State Disk Enabling the Drive Master/Slave Setting Solid-State Disk Preparation Audio Interface Audio Amplifier Figure 2-4. Little Board P6d Audio Interface Adapter Audio Interface Connector Page 2-31 Figure 2-5. Audio Interface Adapter Schematic HEAD PHONE MIC IN PHONE IN SPEAKER OUT Flat Panel/CRT Video Controller Connecting a Flat Panel (J15) Power Sequencing Advanced Power Management BIOS Support of Standard Flat Panels Connecting a CRT (J17) ZV Port Interface (J16) Disabling the Video Controller Ethernet Network Interface Hardware Description Ethernet RJ45 Interface Connector (J13) Ethernet Interface Software Manufacturer's Ethernet ID Network Operating Systems Network OS Drivers Ethernet Setup Watchdog Timer Utility Connectors (J19) Pin # Signal Name Function Pin # Signal Name Function LED Connection Speaker Connections Push-button Reset Connection Keyboard Connection PS/2 Mouse Connection PC/104-Plus Expansion Bus On-board MiniModule Expansion Details Figure 2-6. Stacking PC/104 Modules on the Little Board P6d Module Using Standard PC and AT Bus Cards Expansion Bus Connector Pinouts Page Page 2-47 Table 2-45. PC/104-Plus Expansion Bus Connector, J3 (A1-D30) PinABCD Notes: Setup Setup Help Page Setup 1 Main Menu Figure 2-7. Setup 1 Main Menu Setup 2 Standard CMOS Setup Figure 2-8. Setup 2 Standard CMOS Setup EIDE Hard Disk Drives Drive Selection Floppy Drives Drive Parameter Setup Video Error Halt Setup 3 BIOS Features Setup Figure 2-9. Setup 3 BIOS Features Setup Serial Console Operation during SETUP. Setup 4 Chipset Features Setup Figure 2-10. Setup 4 Chipset Features Setup Setup 5 Power Management Setup Figure 2-11. Setup 5 Power Management Setup Page Setup 6 PCI Configuration Setup Figure 2-12. Setup 6 PCI Configuration Setup Setup 7 Integrated Peripherals Setup Figure 2-13. Setup 7 Integrated Peripherals Setup Panel # Panel Class Other Setup Screens Load Setup Defaults Screen Figure 2-15. IDE HDD Auto Detection Screen Figure 2-14. Load Setup Defaults Screen IDE HDD Auto Detection Screen Save & Exit Setup Screen Figure 2-16. Save & Exit Setup Screen Exit Without Saving Screen Figure 2-17. Exit Without Saving Screen Chapter 3 Technical Specifications Little Board P6d Technical Specifications CPU/Motherboard Embedded-PC System Enhancements On-board Peripherals Support Software Mechanical and Environmental Specifications Flat Panel Displays BIOS Modes 3-5 Table 3-1. Supported CRT Video ModesStandard VGA 3-6 Table 3-2. Supported CRT Video ModesLow Resolution Note: All modes in this table are Graphical and Linear, except where noted. 3-7 Table 3-3. Supported CRT Video ModesExtended Modes 3-8 Hardware IRQ Map Page Appendix A Standards Contact Information EPP and ECP Operation Page Page Page Index A B C D I J K L M T U V W