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VME-PMC-CPU/2
Processor Board with 2 PMC Slots
Hardware Manual
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Date of print: 2015-08-12
Hardware version: from Rev. 1.4
Document History
The changes in the document listed below affect changes in the hardware as well as changes in
the description of the facts, only.
Revision Chapter Changes versus previous version Date
1.1 7
Updated chapter 'Order Information' (new order no. for VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC
CC + 32P2 → V.1917.14, removed VME-PMC-CPU/2 QNX BSP software
driver)
2012-11-08
1.2
- Safety Instructions and Informations revised
2015-08-12
1.3.3,
3.2
Figures of -CC version new (coding switches are equipped on the bottom
layer)
3.1 Figures new (coding switches are equipped on the bottom layer)
3.3 Text revised,description of SW100 inserted
3.4 new figure
3.5 new figure, default setting of contact 2 is OFF
Technical details are subject to change without further notice.
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Safety Instructions
● When working with VME-PMC-CPU/2 follow the instructions below and read the manual carefully to protect yourself
from injury and the VME-PMC-CPU/2 from damage.
● The device is a built-in component. It is essential to ensure that the device is mounted in a way that cannot lead to
endangering or injury of persons or damage to objects.
● The device has to be securely installed in the control cabinet before commissioning.
● Protect the VME-PMC-CPU/2 from dust, moisture and steam.
● Protect the VME-PMC-CPU/2 from shocks and vibrations.
● The VME-PMC-CPU/2 may become warm during normal use. Always allow adequate ventilation around the VME-
PMC-CPU/2 and use care when handling.
● Do not operate the VME-PMC-CPU/2 adjacent to heat sources and do not expose it to unnecessary thermal radiation.
Ensure an ambient temperature as specified in the technical data.
● Do not use damaged or defective cables to connect the VME-PMC-CPU/2 .
● In case of damages to the device, which might affect safety, appropriate and immediate measures must be taken, that
exclude an endangerment of persons and domestic animals and property.
● Current circuits which are connected to the device have to be sufficiently protected against hazardous voltage (SELV
according to EN 60950-1).
● The VME-PMC-CPU/2 may only be driven by power supply current circuits, that are contact protected. A power supply,
that provides a safety extra-low voltage (SELV) according to EN 60950-1, complies with this conditions.
Danger!
Hazardous Voltage - Risk of electric shock due to unintentional contact with uninsulated live parts with
high voltages inside of the system into which the VME-PMC-CPU/2 is to be integrated. Disconnect all
hazardous voltages (mains voltage) before opening the system.
Attention !
Electrostatic discharges may cause damage to electronic components.
To avoid this, please discharge the static electricity from your body before you touch the VME-PMC-
CPU/2.
Qualified Personal
This documentation is directed exclusively towards personal qualified in control and automation engineering.
The installation and commissioning of the product may only be carried out by qualified personal, which is authorized to
put devices, systems and electric circuits into operation according to the applicable national standards of safety
engineering.
Conformity
The VME-PMC-CPU/2 is a sub-assembly intended for incorporation into an apparatus by a manufacturer and NOT by
the end user. The manufacturer of the final system must decide, whether additional EMC or EMI protection requirements
are necessary.
Data Safety
This device is equipped with an Ethernet or other interface which is suitable to establish a connection to data networks.
Depending on the software used on the device, these interfaces may allow attackers to compromise normal function, get
illegal access or cause damage.
esd does not take responsibility for any damage caused by the device if operated at any networks. It is the responsibility
of the device's user to take care that necessary safety precautions for the device's network interface are in place.
Intended Use
The intended use of the VME-PMC-CPU/2 is the operation as as VME Processor Board with 2 PMC slots. .
The guarantee given by esd does not cover damages which result from improper use, usage not in accordance with
regulations or disregard of safety instructions and warnings.
● The VME-PMC-CPU/2 is intended for installation in VMEbus systems only.
● The operation of the VME-PMC-CPU/2 in hazardous areas, or areas exposed to potentially explosive materials is not
permitted.
● The operation of the VME-PMC-CPU/2 for medical purposes is prohibited.
Service Note
The VME-PMC-CPU/2 does not contain any parts that require maintenance by the user. The VME-PMC-CPU/2 does not
require any manual configuration of the hardware except the coding switch setting (see from page 20). Unauthorized
intervention in the device voids warranty claims.
Disposal
Devices which have become defective in the long run have to be disposed in an appropriate way or have to be returned
to the manufacturer for proper disposal. Please, make a contribution to environmental protection.
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Content
1. Overview...................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Description of VME-PMC-CPU/2...........................................................................................7
1.2 General..................................................................................................................................7
1.3 Characteristics of the Available Hardware Options................................................................8
1.3.1 Option “-32P2”: Changed I/O-Pin Routing on P2...........................................................8
1.3.2 Option “-T”: Extended Temperature Range...................................................................8
1.3.3 Option: “-CC”: Conduction Cooled.................................................................................9
1.4 Technical Data.....................................................................................................................10
1.4.1 General Technical Data...............................................................................................10
1.4.2 Microprocessor and Memory.......................................................................................11
1.4.3 Real-time Clock...........................................................................................................11
1.4.4 Serial Interfaces..........................................................................................................11
1.4.5 ETHERNET-Interfaces................................................................................................12
1.4.6 USB Host Interfaces....................................................................................................12
1.4.7 PMC Slots .................................................................................................................. 13
1.4.8 XMC Slots................................................................................................................... 14
1.4.9 Software...................................................................................................................... 14
2. Front Panel and LEDs................................................................................................................ 15
2.1 VME-PMC-CPU/2................................................................................................................15
2.2 VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC.......................................................................................................... 16
2.3 Declaration of the LEDs.......................................................................................................17
2.3.1 Front panel LEDs........................................................................................................17
2.3.1.1 VMEbus LEDs (only for VME-PMC-CPU/2)..........................................................17
2.3.1.2 USB LEDs (only for VME-PMC-CPU/2)................................................................17
2.3.1.3 Ethernet LEDs......................................................................................................18
2.3.1.4 PCI EXPRESS LEDs............................................................................................18
2.4 Reset Button........................................................................................................................19
3. PCB View with Coding Switches and Connectors......................................................................20
3.1 VME-PMC-CPU/2................................................................................................................20
3.2 VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC.......................................................................................................... 22
3.3 Default Setting of the Coding Switches................................................................................23
3.4 VMEbus Configuration (SW600)..........................................................................................24
3.4.1 Overview.....................................................................................................................24
3.4.2 VMEbus System Controller Setup...............................................................................25
3.4.3 VMEbus Power-Up Options.........................................................................................26
3.5 PMC Slot Configuration (SW800)........................................................................................27
4. Address Assignment of the VME-PMC-CPU/2...........................................................................28
5. Connector Assignment............................................................................................................... 29
5.1 Serial Interface RS-232 (X1940)..........................................................................................29
5.2 Adapter Cable 'VME-PMC-CPU/Cable'................................................................................30
5.3 Adapter Cable 'VME-PMC-CPU/Cable-Y'............................................................................31
5.4 USB (X1620, X1720)...........................................................................................................32
5.5 Ethernet IEEE 802.3 ...........................................................................................................32
5.5.1 VME-PMC-CPU/2 (X1400A+B)...................................................................................32
5.5.2 VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC (P0)..........................................................................................32
5.6 Recommended Cable Types................................................................................................32
5.7 VMEbus P1.......................................................................................................................... 33
5.8 Standard Assignment of I/O-Signals....................................................................................34
5.8.1 Standard Assignment VMEbus P2 (According to VITA 35, P4 V2- 64ac)....................34
5.8.2 Standard Assignment of Transfer Module with P2 Row a and c Signals....................35
5.8.3 Standard Assignment VMEbus P0..............................................................................36
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5.8.4 Standard Assignment of the I/O Connector J14 at PMC Slot 1....................................37
5.8.5 Standard Assignment of the I/O Connector J24 at PMC Slot 2....................................38
5.9 Assignment of the I/O-Signals using the‘-32P2’ Option........................................................39
5.9.1 Assignment VMEbus P2 using ‘-32P2’ Option.............................................................39
5.9.2 Assignment of a Transfer Module at ‘-32P2’ Option....................................................40
5.9.3 Assignment VMEbus P0 at ‘-32P2’ Option..................................................................41
5.9.4 Assignment of the PMC Connector J14 at ‘-32P2’ Option...........................................42
5.9.5 Assignment of the PMC Connector J24 at ‘-32P2’ Option...........................................43
5.10 Special Assembly: J24-I/O-Signals to d+z of P2 (acc. VITA 35, P4 V2-46dz)...................44
5.10.1 Assignment of P2 at Special Assembly with RC800, RC801, ...RC811....................44
5.10.2 Assignment I/O Connector J24 at Assembly with RC800, RC801, ...RC811............45
5.11 XMC Socket J15................................................................................................................46
6. References................................................................................................................................. 48
7. Order Information....................................................................................................................... 49
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Overview
1. Overview
1.1 Description of VME-PMC-CPU/2
Fig. 1: Block circuit diagram of VME-PMC-CPU/2 (V.1917.01, V.1917.02)
1.2 General
The VME-PMC-CPU/2 is a VME64-base board which can carry up to two PMC modules of normal
size. For the VMEbus connection the VME-PCI bridge Tsi148 by Tundra is used.
The Tsi148 is designed in a way that the board can either operate as slave or as master on the
VMEbus. If the board operates as master, it supports a 4-level arbiter. The VMEbus interrupt can
be applied to any of the seven interrupt-request lines. The first green LED signal indicates
VMEbus interrupt requests. The second green LED, which is located in the front panel, is active
during VMEbus access (not available for Conduction Cooled version). The VME-PMC-CPU/2 is
connected to the VMEbus by two 160-pin VG-connectors (acc. to DIN 41612) for VME64 systems
and one 95-pin I/O-connector (acc. to IEC 1076-4-101).
Both PMC slots are designed according to the standard IEEE Std 1386-2001 (except the standard
I/O pin routing). The slots are also designed for PPMC modules according to VITA32™. Slot 1 has
an XMC connector according to VITA42.3.
PMC modules, that use 3.3 V signalling only, can be used.
In addition to the connectors for the PMC address/data and control signals, every slot of the
VME-PMC-CPU/2 has an I/O-connector which applies the I/O-signals of the PMC modules to
VMEbus connectors P2 and P0.
The VME-PMC-CPU/2 is equipped with 2 USB-host interfaces (USB2.0) and 2 Ethernet interfaces
(IEEE802.3), which are accessible via front panel.
The front panel of the VME-PMC-CPU/2 has two cutouts for the front panels of the PMC modules.
A blank cover for unused slots is included in the scope of delivery.
Example libraries for the initialization of the board in C source code for VxWorks® are available for
a fee. Drivers for other operating systems are available on request. Please state your operating
system with the version number when you order.
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Overview
1.3 Characteristics of the Available Hardware Options
Note:
All options given below have to be specified when ordering. They can not be installed
later. For an overview of the possible combinations of the options see page 49.
1.3.1 Option “-32P2”: Changed I/O-Pin Routing on P2
The VME-PMC-CPU/2 is currently available with two different I/O-pin assignments:
•In the standard configuration each of the I/O-pins of the PMC slot 1 (J14) is connected to
exactly one pin of the VMEbus connector P2 (according to VITA 35 (P4V2-64ac)) and each
of the I/O-pins of the PMC slot 2 (J24) is connected with exactly one I/O-pin of the VMEbus
connector P0 (according to VITA 35 (P4V0-64)).
•In the VME-PMC-CPU/2 with the option '-32P2' the pins are assigned according to IEEE
Std.1386-2001, Table 8. In this option the I/O-signals of both PMC slots are connected with
the pin rows a+c of the VME connector P2:
The pins 33...64 of the PMC connector J24 are connected in parallel to this also to the
rows a and c of the P2 connector. This causes a double assignment of the pins a1..a16
and c1...c16 on P2. Furthermore by this both PMC slots are connected with each other
via 32 of their I/O-pins.
Note:
The advantage of this solution is the access via one standard VMEbus P2-I/O
adapter to each the half of the I/O-signals of both PMC slots.
Attention!
You have to pay attention that your choice of inserted PMC modules does not
lead to undesired interactions between the modules, due to the I/O-signal
connection between the slots!
1.3.2 Option “-T”: Extended Temperature Range
The VME-PMC-CPU/2 with this option is designed for the operation in the extended temperature
range of -40 °C ...+75 °C.
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Overview
1.3.3 Option: “-CC”: Conduction Cooled
The VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC is designed with covering heat sinks for heat dissipation in conduction
cooled systems. The slots of the PMC modules are designed to carry conduction cooled PMC
modules.
As a result of the heat sinks the front panel and with it the 10-pin har-link-connector with the serial
interfaces are not equipped. Furthermore the front panel LEDs are not equipped.
The conduction cooled version VME-PMC-CPU/2 is designed for operation in the extended
temperature range from -40 °C ...+75 °C as the VME-PMC-CPU/2-T version.
Fig. 2: Conduction cooled version VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC
Fig. 3: Block circuit diagram of VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC (V.1917.03)
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J11 J12
J14
J21 J22
J24
J13
J23
2eSST
P0 I/O
P0 I/O Signals to
PMC Module 2 / J24
(Standard Routing:
P4V0-64 acc. to
ANSI/VITA 35)
P1 VMEbus
P2 VMEbus
PCI
PEX
NAND
Flash
NAND
Flash
FPGA
32
J15
XMC
Optional FPGA-I/O
FPGA-I/O
15
Flash
RTC
DDR2
Freescale
MPC 8349
1x Ethernet Twisted Pair
10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX
1000BASE-T
2x Serial
Interface
RS-232
2x RS-232 Interface
Gigabit
Ethernet
Transceiver
5 V
3.3V
VME PCI
Bridge
Tundra
Tsi148
PMC Add On
Connectors
PMC/XMC Module
Slot 1
PMC Module
Slot 2
P2 I/O Signals to
PMC Module 1 / J14
(Standard Routing:
P4V2-64ac acc. to
ANSI/VITA 35)
VME
Address
Driver
VME
Control Logic
VME
Data
Driver
VME
Address
Driver
VME
Control Logic
VME
Data
Driver
64 bit at 66 MHz PCI bus
Overview
1.4 Technical Data
1.4.1 General Technical Data
VMEbus interface IEEE 1014 / Rev. D
Master or Slave functionality
Base address geographical addressing
Address modifier standard supervisory and non-privileged data access,
extended supervisory and non-privileged data access,
short supervisory and non-privileged access
VMEbus access - Legacy-protocols supporting the preservation of existing VMEbus
systems
- VME64 extensions
- 2eVME- and 2eSST protocols
VMEbus back plane compatible to VME32, VME64 and VME64x back planes
Ambient temperature
range
Standard: 0...50 °C (order no.: V.1917.01/.11)
Extended
temperature range: -40...+75 °C (order no.: V.1917.02 /.13)
Conduction cooled: -40...+75 °C (order no.: V.1917.03)
Humidity max. 90%, non-condensing
Connectors P1, P2 -
P0 -
160-pin VG-connector according to DIN 41612
in compliance with VME64 extension
95-pin I/O-connector according to IEC 1076-4-101
J11 to J24 - 64-pin PMC socket connectors:
J11, J12, J21, J22 - PMC address/data signals
J13, J23 - PCI (64 signals)
J14, J24 - PMC I/O-signals
J15 - 114-pin XMC socket
X1400 - 2x RJ45: IEEE802.3 Ethernet Port 1+2
X1630 -
X1720 -
USB-A-socket:
USB-A-socket:
USB Port 1
USB Port 2
X1940 - 10-pin har-link socket: 2x serial (RS-232)
(not at VME-PMC-CPU/2)
Service- and diagnostic connectors:
X1800 - socket connector 1x16: Debug CPU
X1801 - socket connector 1x7: JTAG-TSI148
X2120 - socket connector 1x7: JTAG-PCI
X2310 - socket connector 1x6: ISP-ADUC848
X2700 - socket connector 1x7: JTAG-FPGA
Dimensions 160 mm x 233 mm
Slot format 6 U high / 4 HP wide
Weight VME-PMC-CPU/2 (order no.: V.1917.01/.02/.11/.13):
VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC (order no.: V.1917.03):
ca. 610 g
ca. 650 g
Power supply voltage
(without PMC modules)
VMEbus P1, P2: 5 V ±5% / ca. 1.8 A
3.3 V not in use (see chapter. 1.4.7)
+12V ±5% ((only to PMC slots)
-12V ±5% ((only to PMC slots)
Table 1: General technical data
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Overview
1.4.2 Microprocessor and Memory
CPU Freescale MPC 8349
Clock rate Standard:
Optional:
533 MHz
667 MHz (only available for order no.: V.1917.01/.11)
NOR-Flash 128 MByte Flash
NAND-Flash-EPROM 2 GByte
RAM 512 MByte DDR2 RAM ECC
Table 2: Microprocessor and memory
1.4.3 Real-time Clock
Function Time and calendar (RTC RX8025SA)
Backup High Temperature Supercapacitor C = 0,85 F
Table 3: Real-time clock
1.4.4 Serial Interfaces
Number 2
Controller UART in MPC8349
Signals to X1940:
to VMEbus P0:
RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS (for each port)
RxD, TxD (for each port)
Bit rate 300 bit/s ... 115.200 bit/s
Physical interface RS-232
Connector X1940 (10-pin har-link) and VMEbus P0,
Adapter cable 10-pol har-link to 9-pin DSUB available
Table 4: Serial interfaces
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Overview
1.4.5 ETHERNET-Interfaces
Number 2, only one in CC-version
Bit rate 10 Mbit/s, 100 Mbit/s, 1000 Mbit/s
Controller MPC8349
Physical interface Twisted Pair (IEEE802.3)
Galvanic isolation via transmitters
Connector 8-pin RJ45-socket with LEDs in the front panel.
Table 5: ETHERNET-Interfaces
1.4.6 USB Host Interfaces
Number 2 (not available in CC-version)
Interface USB 2.0, host, high speed, 480 Mbit/s
Controller Integrated in MPC8349
Connector USB1: X1620, 4-pin USB-A-socket
USB2: X1720, 4-pin USB-A-socket
Table 6: USB host interfaces
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Overview
1.4.7 PMC Slots
PMC standard IEEE Std 1386-2001, IEEE Std 1386.1-2001
Equipment two single-size modules
VME-PCI-Bridge Tundra Tsi148
I/O-Signals to
VMEbus P2 and P0
Standard:
according to VITA 35 (P4V2-64ac, P4V0-46), i.e.
PMC slot 1 (J14) completely to P2 row a and c,
PMC slot 2 (J24) completely to VMEbus connector P0
Option ‘-32P2’:
PMC slot 1 (J14): as above but additionally on P2
parallel assignment with J24 pins 33...64,
PMC slot 2 (J24): as above but additionally on P0
parallel assignment with J14-pins 1...32
Signal voltage level 3.3V Attention!
If the 3.3V-supply of the whole VME-PMC-CPU/2
should be generated directly from the supply of the
VMEbus, you have to remove the SMD-resistors
RX2530 and RX2535 first!*
Power supply voltage
3.3V: The 3.3V supply voltage of the PMC modules is
generated from the +5V-supply of the VMEbus. A single
PMC slot has a max. current consumption of 1.5 A.
3.3V AUX:
+12V:
-12V:
max. 250 mA current consumption for both PMC slots
together
max. 1.0 A current consumption per PMC slot
max. 1.0 A current consumption per PMC slot
* At the moment this hardware option has no specific order no.. If you would like to order the
VME-PMC-CPU/2 with this option, please contact our sales team (sal[email protected]) before ordering.
Note:
The maximum permissible power consumption of one PMC module of 15 W for
double-sided modules is defined in the IEEE Std. 1386-2001.
Table 7: PMC Slots
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Overview
1.4.8 XMC Slots
XMC standard VITA 42.3,
Link-definition according to table 4-1: Single width, 4-Lane, only
connector P15 is used.
Bus system PCI-EXPRESS®
Connector Connector assignment according to VITA 42.3, table 4-2
Power supply UVPWR = 5V ±5 % (max. 1.0 A current consumption)
((alternatively, adjustable via solder bridges UVPWR = 12V ±5%) *
U3.3V = 3.3 V ±0,3V (max. 1.0 A current consumption)
U3.3VAUX = 3.3 V ±0,3V (max. 1.0 A current consumption)
U+12V = +12 V ±5 % (max. 1.0 A current consumption)
U-12V = -12 V ±5 % (max. 1.0 A current consumption)
Note:
The maximum permissible power consumption of one
PMC module of 15 W for double-sided modules is
defined in the IEEE Std. 1386-2001.
* At the moment this hardware option has no specific order no.. If you would like to order the
VME-PMC-CPU/2 with this option, please contact our sales team (sal[email protected]) before ordering.
Table 8: XMC Slots
1.4.9 Software
Board Support Packages (BSPs) are available for VxWorks 5.5 and VxWorks 6.7. Moreover esd
offers BSPs for Linux® and QNX® . If you need this hardware variant, please contact our sales
team ([email protected]) before ordering.
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Front Panel and LEDs
2. Front Panel and LEDs
2.1 VME-PMC-CPU/2
Fig. 4: Front of the VME-PMC-CPU/2
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Front Panel and LEDs
2.2 VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC
Fig. 5: Front of the conduction cooled version VME-PMC-CPU/2-CC
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Front Panel and LEDs
2.3 Declaration of the LEDs
2.3.1 Front panel LEDs
2.3.1.1 VMEbus LEDs (only for VME-PMC-CPU/2)
LED
Meaning (LED on)
Labelling on
front panel Name Colour
B BUSY green Access from VMEbus to VME-PMC-CPU/2
I IRQ green VME-PMC-CPU/2 triggers an interrupt on the VMEbus
F FAIL red VME-PMC-CPU/2 triggers FAIL on VMEbus
E BERR red VME-PMC-CPU/2 triggers Bus-Error on VMEbus
Table 9: Indication of the VMEbus LEDs
2.3.1.2 USB LEDs (only for VME-PMC-CPU/2)
LED
Meaning (LED on)
Labelling on
front panel Name Colour
U1 USB-Power 1 red USB-power at port 1 is active
1)*
LED1710
(MPH_PCLT0) red USB-port1-status-indicator bit 0
1)*
LED1711
(MPH_PCLT1) red USB-port1-status-indicator bit 1
U2 USB-Power 2 red USB-power at port 2 is active
1)*
LED1610
(MPH_PCLT0) red USB-port2-status-indicator bit 0
1)*
LED1611
(MPH_PCLT1) red USB-port2-status-indicator bit 1
Table 10: Indication of the USB-LEDs
1)* These LEDs have no function in the CC-version.
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Front Panel and LEDs
2.3.1.3 Ethernet LEDs
LED
Meaning (LED on)
Labelling on
front panel Name Colour
Left LED of a
socket
LINK1000 green Link status Ethernet 1Gbit/s
(connection to switch or hub resp. available)
Right LED of a
socket
LINK100 green Link status Ethernet 100 kbit/s
(connection to switch or hub resp. available)
2
LINK10 green Link status Ethernet 10 kbit/s
DUPLEX green Full duplex mode (LED off: half duplex mode)
RX green Receive traffic at Ethernet-port 2
TX green Transmit traffic at Ethernet-port 2
1
LINK10 green Link status Ethernet 10 kbit/s
green green Full duplex mode (LED off: Half duplex mode)
RX green Receive traffic at Ethernet-port 1
TX green Transmit traffic at Ethernet-port 1
Table 11: Indication of the Ethernet LEDs of the Ethernet-LEDs
The position of the LEDs is described at Fig. 6 on page 15, resp. Fig. 7 on page 16 (conduction
cooled version).
2.3.1.4 PCI EXPRESS LEDs
These LEDs indicate the status of the PCI-EXPRESS bridge for XMC- J15.
LED
Meaning (LED on)
Labelling on
front pane Name Colour
* PEX_LG0 red PCI-EXPRESS lane 0 is active
* PEX_LG1 red PCI-EXPRESS lane 1 is active
* PEX_LG2 red PCI-EXPRESS lane 2 is active
* PEX_LG3 red PCI-EXPRESS lane 3 is active
Table 12: Indication of the PCI EXPRESS-LEDs
*This LED is not located in the front panel. The position of the LED is described at Fig. 6 on page 20, resp.
Fig. 7 on page 22 (conduction cooled version).
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2.4 Reset Button
The reset can be enabled by pushing with a non-conducting bar-shaped object (<1.5 mm
diameter).
A local reset at the VME-PMC-CPU/2 and consequently at on the PMC modules is triggered. If the
CPU is configured as system controller, a reset is triggered at the VMEbus, too.
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PCB View with Coding Switches and Connectors
3. PCB View with Coding Switches and Connectors
3.1 VME-PMC-CPU/2
Fig. 6: Top layer view of VME-PMC-CPU/2
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