Emerson CC1000DM user manual Fuses and Jumpers, CC1000dm Circuit Board

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J24:

Fuses and Jumpers

F1-F4:

Note:F5:

Fuses F5 through F10 are

located on the bottom side,

F6:

 

see Fig. 2-2.

 

F7:

 

 

 

 

F8:

 

 

F9:

 

 

F10:

 

JP1, JP2:

 

 

JP3:

 

 

JP5:

 

 

JP6:

 

 

JP7:

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This carries the 64-bit PCI extensions (secondary bus). See Table 3-10for the pin assign- ments.

This connector is for user I/O, which routes to J5. See Table 3-10for the pin assignments.

The CC1000dm has various jumpers, headers, and fuses. Please refer to Fig. 2-3on the following page for the jumper/header locations.

These are spare fuses on the top side of CC1000dm.

This fuse (.75 amp) provides protection for the 3.3 volt supply to the PMC JTAG header. This fuse (.75 amp) provides protection for the PLD JTAG header.

This fuse (.75 amp) provides protection for the 5 volt supply to the backplane. This fuse (.75 amp) provides protection for the 3.3 volt supply to the backplane. This fuse (.75 amp) provides protection for the +12 volt supply to the backplane. This fuse (.75 amp) provides protection for the -12 volt supply to the backplane. Each PMC slot has an associated 10-pin debug header (see Table 3-8).

This 10-pin jumper selects the following configurations: local VIO, Monarch, auto memory, oncard oscillator and bridge serial ROM (see page 2 -7).

This 4-pin jumper selects the mode: transparent, non-transparent, legacy (Artesyn CC1000), or no system controller (see page 2 -9).

The programmable logic device (PLD) uses this 10-pin JTAG header (see page 2-9). This is a spare header.

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Emerson CC1000DM user manual Fuses and Jumpers, CC1000dm Circuit Board