Intel cpb4612 manual Jumper Cross-Reference Table Function, PB1, +5V PMC I/O

Models: cpb4612 cpci borard with a intel pentuim M

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Jumper Options and Locations

The cPB-4612 contains a push-button switch on the faceplate and eight jumpers on the component side of the board. The jumpers are listed and briefly described in the "Jumper Cross-Reference" table below.

Factory default switch settings are shown in the "Default Jumper Settings" figure.

Jumper Cross-Reference Table

Jumper

Function

 

 

PB1

Reset (push-button on faceplate)

 

 

J16-1

BKT-GND to GND

 

 

J16-2

+12V to J5-pin D1

 

 

J16-3

+5V PMC I/O

 

 

J16-4

IMPI Disable

 

 

J17-1

Not Used

 

 

J17-2

CMOS Clear

 

 

J17-3

Disable Onboard Video

 

 

J17-4

Manufacture Test Mode

 

 

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Intel cpb4612, cpci borard with a intel pentuim M manual Jumper Cross-Reference Table Function, PB1, +5V PMC I/O

cpb4612, cpci borard with a intel pentuim M specifications

The Intel CPCI board equipped with the Intel Pentium M processor, specifically the CPB4612, represents a significant advancement in the realm of compact computing solutions tailored for embedded applications. This board is primarily designed to cater to industries requiring low-power, high-performance computing capabilities, such as telecommunications, medical equipment, and industrial automation.

One of the defining features of the CPB4612 board is its incorporation of the Intel Pentium M processor, known for its efficient architecture. The Pentium M operates on a low power envelope while delivering robust performance, thanks to its advanced Power Management capabilities, which can dynamically adjust frequency and voltage based on workload demands. This feature not only assists in maintaining optimal performance but also extends the operational lifespan of embedded systems by reducing unnecessary power consumption.

The CPB4612 boasts a modular design compliant with the CompactPCI (CPCI) standard, enhancing its versatility within various configurations. This modular structure allows easy integration with other CPCI-compliant boards, facilitating scalability for different application requirements. Furthermore, the board supports up to 1 GB of DDR RAM, which provides sufficient memory capacity for most embedded applications.

In terms of connectivity, the Intel CPB4612 features a wealth of interfaces including Ethernet for network connectivity, USB ports for peripheral devices, and serial ports for legacy support. This array of options ensures that the board can connect seamlessly to a variety of external devices, catering to the needs of diverse industry applications.

The board is also equipped with advanced thermal management technologies, ensuring it operates within safe temperature ranges even under heavy workloads. The design includes heat sinks and ventilation options that help dissipate heat effectively, mitigating the risk of thermal-related performance degradation.

In summary, the Intel CPCI board with the Pentium M processor, CPB4612, is an ideal choice for applications demanding a balance between power efficiency and high performance. With its modular design, ample connectivity options, and robust thermal management features, it provides a reliable and flexible solution for embedded computing needs across multiple industries. This board exemplifies Intel's commitment to innovation, allowing developers to harness the power of advanced computing in a compact form factor.