Hardware Description, Jumpers and Switches | Connect Tech PCI-104

Connect Tech FreeForm/PCI-104 User Manual

Hardware Description

The following sections describe the function of all switches/jumpers and provide details on connector pinouts.

Jumpers and Switches

Slot Selection (RSW1)

This rotary switch selects a slot position in the PCI-104 stack. When mounting on a PCI adapter card, ensure slot one is selected.

Table 2: Slot Selection (RSW1)

Position	Slot
0,4	0
1,5	1
2,6	2
3,7	3

FPGA Configuration Settings (J1)

Jumper J1 is used to control FPGA configuration.

Table 3: FPGA Configuration Settings (J1)

Location Function

FPGA waits for configuration over JTAG (using P2)

FPGA reads configuration from SPI flash

FPGA is tri-stated, flash is isolated from FPGA and can be programmed directly

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FreeForm/PCI-104 Copyright Notice Limited Lifetime WarrantyTrademark Acknowledgment Telephone/Facsimile Customer Support OverviewContact Information Email/Internet Table of Contents List of Tables List of Figures Introduction Product FeaturesAbout this manual FreeForm/PCI-104 Block Diagram System Overview Jumpers /Switches Description Components Reference Design Fpga Configuration Settings J1 Location Function Jumpers and SwitchesSlot Selection RSW1 Position Fpga Configuration Settings J1 Hardware Description Connector Pinouts MTGRXN0112 RS-485 Port 2 Pinout P6 Signal Direction Gpio Header Pinout Signal Direction Gpio Header P7 Side View External Power Connector P8 External Power Connector Pinout P8 Signal Direction Connector’s Mating Components and Cables Heat Sink Installation Hardware InstallationStand-alone Operation PLX Software Development Kit SDK Software InstallationFpga Development Environment Reference Design & Application Examples Fpga Configuration Power and Thermal Considerations Reference Design Fpga power analysis Specifications Appendix a iMPACT Instructions for Fpga Configuration Launch ImpactPage Page Programming the Fpga Generating a Prom MCS File Page Revision Configuring the Fpga with the SPI Flash Configuring the Fpga / SPI flash AssociationPage Programming the Flash Elapsed time = Appendix B Power calculations Scenario 1 Heatsink attached, 250 LFM Scenario 2 No Heatsink, 250 LFM Scenario 3 No heatsink, 0 LFM Appendix C Hardware Changes from Revision B DDR2 Pinout Reference DesignRevision B Local Clock Generation Revision C Hardware Description Connector PinoutsRevision B Revision C Revision B Revision C Power Requirements SpecificationsRevision B