SYSMGMT-DEV-KIT Actel, SYSMGMT-DEV-KIT Datasheet

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide ...

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... Actel makes no warranties with respect to this documentation and disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Actel assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document. This document contains confidential proprietary information that is not to be disclosed to any unauthorized person without prior written consent of Actel Corporation ...

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Table of Contents 1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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Table of Contents 6 Demonstration Scripts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 General Setup . ...

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... M7AFS600 device. The board is essentially the same and only the FPGA has been changed result, this guide can also be used as documentation for the older SYSMGMT-DEV-KIT board that featured an ARM® CoreMP7-enabled device. The new M1-enabled board features a much larger AFS device with more embedded nonvolatile memory and a greater programmable silicon space. M1 System Management Board User’ ...

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The system management GUI • Board status • Application data • IPMI data • Graphical display of analog data The GUI helps users to: • Monitor power supplies • Monitor temperature sensors • Set LEDs and text for display • ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide Figure 3. Threshold Tab Figure 4. Graphs Tab 7 ...

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... Design examples for the older CoreMP7-enabled board, featuring the M7AFS600 device, may still be found on the Actel web site. Only Cortex-M1-enabled designs should be used with the M1-SYSMGMT-DEV-KIT board. The System Management software enables the user to run tests for demonstration purposes, using a laptop or PC connected via serial communications link to the board. These are the main features: • ...

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... The system requirements for the System Management Board and the System Management software: • ATX power supply, which can connect directly to the board • Actel M1AFS1500-FG484 Demonstrator Board • Serial communications cable (RS-232) • PC running Windows® XP. Windows XP is the only supported operating system. ...

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... Pin List” on page 47 A3P250-FG144 This device is an Actel FPGA used purely due to the limitation on the number of I/Os on the M1AFS1500-FG484 part. This device controls all user interfaces: LCD, key pads, DIP switch, LEDs, etc. The M1AFS1500-FG484 and the A3P250 device communicate via a UART interface using the Actel CoreUART IP. Refer to on page 63 for pin list information ...

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Hardware Components Clocks and Reset CLK Source A 50 MHz clock with 50 ppm stability is provided at location U5. This clock is the clock source for the A3P250-FG144 device at U24 (pin F12) and the M1AFS1500-FG484 device at location ...

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Table 2-2 · Jumpers Settings for In-System Programming (Continued) JP14 JP15 JP16 JP17 JP10 (If PCI1 is not in chain) JP11 (If PCI2 is not in chain) M1AFS1500-FG484 to A3P Programming The board can be configured to program an A3P250 ...

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Hardware Components External Programming The System Management Board can program an external JTAG compliant device with the M1AFS1500-FG484 device. Figure 2-3 shows the external programming setup. See JP24 JP21 JP22 JP23 Figure 2-4 shows the JTAG complaint device. DIP Switch, ...

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... PCI 2.3 specifications. Legacy Connector A 40-pin 0.100 in x 0.100 in connector ( J12) is provided for debug purposes. All Actel demonstration and evaluation boards are populated with this connector so they can interface with other Actel boards. All I/Os on the legacy connector are shared with the PCI signals. ...

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Hardware Components Santa Cruz Connector Header A set of three headers ( J8, J9, and J11), per the Santa Cruz header specification, are provided for debug purposes and installing compatible daughter boards. All I/Os on the Santa Cruz header are ...

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Ports RS232 This kit contains one RS-232 port with a MAX3221 transceiver that can be used for communications between the M1AFS1500-FG484 device and a common serial port found other RS-232 compatible device. Note: The RS-232 interface ...

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Hardware Components ATX Connector Supply The ATX connections demonstrate the analog function features of the M1AFS1500-FG484 device. The functional description and pin out information is shown in maximum M7AFS ...

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Note: Do not plug in the ATX supply to J73. M1 System Management Board User’s Guide Table 2-8 · ATX Main Power Connector Pinout (Continued) Pin Number Table ...

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Hardware Components Table 2-9 · ATX Main Power Connect Pinout by Function (Continued) PS_ON# Signal The ATX supply plugs in to the J72 connector. The PS_ON# signal is the main switch for the ATX supply. The signal logic is controlled ...

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Tristate On Note: The gate driver has to be configured as a constant current sink with a 10-μa or 30-μa drive level to get different ramp-rates. Power-Out Connectors The output voltage of the FETs goes to two different power-out connectors: ...

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Hardware Components Dummy Loads Dummy loads can be connected to the output voltages to demonstrate the capability of the M1AFS1500-FG484 device to monitor current in the absence of an external daughter board. Connect the dummy loads as shown in Reference ...

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using the knob control Tri-Color LED A tri-color LED (AAF5060PBESEEVG) is provided on the board. The LED has three colors—blue, orange, and green—controlled by three gate driver (AG) pins from the M1AFS1500-FG484 device. A ...

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Hardware Components Heater/FAN Loads The board has two loads controlled by the gate drivers from the M1AFS1500-FG484 device: heater and fan. AG Pads (M1AFS1500-FG484) Tristate On-High Current Drive Note: Set the AG pad in a high current drive mode, which ...

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EXT_VOL[3]. Identical switch positions are used for common division factors across all three switches. The table below applies to any switch. Numerical Switch Position Note external board has voltages greater than 12 V ...

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Hardware Components TRIM_VOL This pin is an input to the digital brick controlled by the M1AFS1500-FG484 I/O with a PWM control. The PWM output can be configured using different RC values on the surface mount pads This pin can be ...

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Charging and Discharging Routines The battery is charged/discharged using the two FET controls Off, the constant current source (20 mA) will slowly charge up the 7.2 V battery. When Q3 is turned Off and Q2 is turned On, the battery ...

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Hardware Components TP4 TP5 TP6 TP9 TP10 TP11 TP12 TP13 TP14 TP15 TP16 TP17 TP18 TP19 TP24 1.5 V 1.5 V 1.5 V EXT 5 V Analog 3.3 V Analog GND Analog GND ATX output 12 V ATX Output 3.3 ...

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Digital GND Main 3.3 V Main GND VIN VIN_D Prototype Section A prototype section is provided at the bottom of the board for debug and development purposes section is 20 holes x 20 holes large with the hole size at ...

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Hardware Components The following signals are provided in the debug area: • Power 3.3 V, 1.5 V and digital and analog GND are provided in this are for easy access. Ensure that the current consumption for any part ...

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... The software initially communicates via RS-232 serial communications. Baud rate is selectable from the Comms tab. The COM port is selectable, but Actel recommends you use COM port 1. There is limited self-testability in the absence of an actual board. You can use one copy of the software to generate serial communications traffic and to log that traffic with another running copy ...

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System Management Software Board Status The Board Status tab is split into ten panels that control the behavior of the board LEDs To turn on and off each LED on the board, click the corresponding LED button in the software. ...

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Controls To display the state (open or closed) of the on-board DIP switches, open and close the DIP switches on the board. The results are displayed in the software. To display the potential difference across the potentiometer, adjust the rotating ...

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System Management Software Graphs The Graphs tab generates the graphs for the various voltages, currents, and temperatures involved on the board 3-3). The Zoom box allows you to zoom in, zoom out, zoom fit, or zoom reset the graphs. To ...

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The events show all crossing of thresholds (including returning to normal). See To upload the stored event log from the target board, click the Update button. Refer to logging:” on page 46 Comms The Comms tab ...

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System Management Software The raw data window displays raw data based on the transmitted bit sequences Thresholds The Thresholds tab allows you to adjust thresholds for which events are logged The Thresholds tab is divided into four sections: • Board ...

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Lo-Warn is a local minimum, which produces a YELLOW light if breached. • Hi-Warn is a local maximum, which if passed also produces a YELLOW light. • Hi-Limit is the absolute maximum, which produces a RED light if breached. ...

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Setting Thresholds This section details how to set the thresholds used throughout the demonstration. The board thresholds can be set in two different ways in the Thresholds tab: you can set and see the points and triggers graphically or you ...

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Setting Thresholds Setting the Thresholds with the Slider Marker 1. Click the Thresholds tab. 2. Select the part for which you wish to alter the threshold levels. 3. Set the Lo-Warn and Hi-Warn levels as desired. 4. Set the Lo-Limit ...

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Demonstration Scripts The scripts in this chapter demonstrate some of the basic functions of the board and the System Management software, including the following: • General setup • Basic controls • Voltage monitoring • Current monitoring • Temperature monitoring • ...

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Demonstration Scripts 2. Using the RS-232 cable supplied, connect one end to the on-board RS-232 port and the other end to serial COM Port 1 (recommended) on the host PC. 3. Power-on the board controller. Note: The power connector can ...

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Basic Controls This section demonstrates simple on-board functions. 1. Set up the board, as indicated in 2. Start the System Management software, and click the Board Status tab. 3. Click each LED, one through 12. This individually lights up the ...

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Demonstration Scripts Voltage Monitoring This section demonstrates how to use the System Management software to monitor the board's voltages with the external power supply. 1. Observe voltages in real-time (including potentiometer) in the Board Status tab 2. View the graphs ...

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Remove the load resistors (pull on the black plastic tab, shown in and + the PSU Supply panel on the Board Status tab. 4. Observe the graph as the load is removed. Note the current goes to ...

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Demonstration Scripts To upload a stored event log from the target board, click the Update button. This takes all the current board information from the internal Fusion Flash nonvolatile memory and displays it on-screen with specific details about type, channel, ...

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... M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List This pin list is also applicable to the older SYSMGMT-DEV-KIT fitted with an M7AFS600-FG484 device. Pin usage is the same on these kits Note: Full pin list data for the 484-Pin FBGA package is available in the Fusion datasheet, at http://www.actel.com/documents/Fusion_DS.pdf Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board Pin Name M1 System Management Board User’ ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 A17 A18 A19 A20 B11 B12 B14 B17 C1 C3 ...

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Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board D10 D11 D12 D14 D15 D16 D17 D20 D22 M1 System Management Board User’s Guide C22 FPGA_ENA_RXD[3] D1 SSRAM_B1N D3 MEM_DATA[5] D4 SSRAM_CLK D5 RVI-ME-nSRST D6 ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board F14 F19 F20 F21 F22 G10 G11 G19 G20 G22 H18 H19 H21 H22 J2 ...

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Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board M16 M18 M19 M21 M22 N16 N19 N20 N22 M1 System Management Board User’s Guide K16 PCIPME[2] K20 AD[22] K22 AD[21] L1 MEM_DATA[14] L5 INTBN L7 ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board P22 R18 R19 R21 R22 T3 T4 T10 T12 T13 T19 T20 T22 U10 U13 ...

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Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board W11 W12 W14 W15 W17 AA6 AA8 AA9 AA11 AA12 AA14 AA15 AA17 AA18 AB6 M1 System Management Board User’s Guide V13 EXT_VOL2 W4 CBEN[2] W5 ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-1 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board AB7 AB8 AB9 AB10 AB11 AB12 AB14 AB15 AB16 AB17 Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management ...

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Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by FPGA_ENA_MDC FPGA_ENA_MDIO FPGA_ENA_COL FPGA_ENA_RXCLK FPGA_ENA_RXDV FPGA_ENA_CRS FPGA_ENA_RXER FPGA_ENA_RXD[0] FPGA_ENA_RXD[1] FPGA_ENA_RXD[2] FPGA_ENA_RXD[3] FPGA_ENA_TXCLK FPGA_ENA_TXEN FPGA_ENA_TXD[0] FPGA_ENA_TXD[1] FPGA_ENA_TXD[2] FPGA_ENA_TXD[3] AG_FET_HEATER AG_PSU_12V AG_PSU_3.3V AG_PSU_5V AG_PSU_N12V BAT_CHARGE_MODE BAT_MODE IO_BLEU_TRI ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by GL_RESET AD[0] AD[1] AD[2] AD[3] AD[4] AD[5] AD[6] AD[7] AD[8] AD[9] AD[10] AD[11] AD[12] AD[13] AD[14] AD[15] AD[16] AD[17] AD[18] AD[19] AD[20] ...

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Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by AD[30] AD[31] CBEN[0] CBEN[1] CBEN[2] CBEN[3] DEVSELN FRAMEN INTAN INTBN INTCN INTDN IRDYN M66EN PAR PCICLK PCIGNTN[1] PCIGNTN[2] PCIREQN[1] PCIREQN[2] PCIRSTN PERRN SERRN STOPN TRDYN ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by RS232_TX0 RS484_DI RS485_DE/AFS_TDI RS485_REB/AFS_TRST RS485_RO AFS_TDO SCL1 SCL2/AFS_TCK SDA1 SDA2/AFS_TMS FLASH_CSN FLASH_RB FLASH_READN/SSRAM_READN Shared FLASH_RPN FLASH_WRITEN/SSRAM_BWRITTEN Shared MEM_ADDR[0] MEM_ADDR[1] MEM_ADDR[2] MEM_ADDR[3] MEM_ADDR[4] ...

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Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by MEM_ADDR[14] MEM_ADDR[15] MEM_ADDR[16] MEM_ADDR[17] MEM_ADDR[18] MEM_ADDR[19] MEM_DATA[0] MEM_DATA[1] MEM_DATA[2] MEM_DATA[3] MEM_DATA[4] MEM_DATA[5] MEM_DATA[6] MEM_DATA[7] MEM_DATA[8] MEM_DATA[9] MEM_DATA[10] MEM_DATA[11] MEM_DATA[12] MEM_DATA[13] MEM_DATA[14] MEM_DATA[15] MEM_DATA[16] MEM_DATA[17] MEM_DATA[18] ...

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M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by MEM_DATA[26] MEM_DATA[27] MEM_DATA[28] MEM_DATA[29] MEM_DATA[30] MEM_DATA[31] SSRAM_B0N SSRAM_B1N SSRAM_B2N SSRAM_B3N SSRAM_CLK SSRAM_CSN SSRAM_PWRDWN AT0_REG AT3_PCI AT4_COPPER AT6_LCD AT8_Heater ATRN_COPPER ATRN_HEATER ATRN_REG BAT_AT ...

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Table A-2 · Subset of M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by AV_PSU_5V AV_PSU_N12V AV_PWR2_12V AV_PWR2_3.3V AV_PWR2_5V BAT_CHARGE_MON_AV BAT_CHARGEMON_AC BAT_DISCHARGE_MON_AV BAT_DISCHARGEMON_AC DIG_BRK_OUT1 EXT_VOL1 EXT_VOL2 EXT_VOL3 SKP_3.3V SKP_5V VIN_BAT_AC VIN_BAT_AV M1 System Management Board User’s Guide Function Order ...

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... A3P250-FG144 Pin List Note: Full pin list data for the 144-Pin FBGA package is available in the ProASIC3 datasheet, at http://www.actel.com/documents/PA3_DS.pdf Table B-1 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board M1 System Management Board User’s Guide Figure B-1. 144-Pin FBGA (Bottom View) ...

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A3P250-FG144 Pin List Table B-1 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board lcd_blk B9 led[7]-green B10 dip[0] B10 led[6]-green C1 led[5]-green C2 led[4]-green C3 led[3]-red C5 led[2]-red C6 led[1]-red ...

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Table B-1 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board M1 System Management Board User’s Guide F4 led_pci F12 clk_50Mhz G1 PCI_PRSNT1 G4 PCI_PRSNT2 G8 sram_ft G9 lcd_tr G10 lcd_re G11 eth_rst H2 eth_an_en H3 eth_an1 ...

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A3P250-FG144 Pin List Table B-1 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board Table B-2 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by Function clk_25Mhz clk_50Mhz gl_reset rx tx dip[0] dip[1] ...

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Table B-2 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by Function lcd_blk lcd_db[0] lcd_db[1] lcd_db[2] lcd_db[3] lcd_db[4] lcd_db[5] lcd_db[6] lcd_db[7] lcd_re lcd_rs lcd_rw lcd_tr led[0]-red led[1]-red led[2]-red led[3]-red led[4]-green led[5]-green led[6]-green led[7]-green led_copper led_heater led_lcd ...

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A3P250-FG144 Pin List Table B-2 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to System Management Board by Function debug[0] debug[1] debug[2] debug[3] debug[4] debug[5] debug[6] debug[7] debug[8] debug[9] debug[10] debug[11] debug[12] debug[13] debug[14] debug[15] debug[16] debug[17] debug[18] debug[19] debug[20] ...

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... Board Schematics This section provides board schematics for the M1 System Management Board, which uses an ARM®-enabled Actel M1AFS1500-FG484 device, together with an Actel A3P250-FG144. Note: The previous System Management Kit was exactly the same board, but fitted with the smaller CoreMP7- enabled M7AFS600-FG484 device, instead of the Cortex-M1-enabled M1AFS1500-FG484 device. M1 System Management Board User’ ...

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Board Schematics Figure C-2. Smart Battery Operation M1 System Management Board User’s Guide ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 2 1 Figure C-3. Clocks 71 ...

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Board Schematics NC24 96 NC23 95 NC22 79 NC21 78 NC20 75 NC19 66 NC18 57 NC17 56 NC16 53 NC15 52 NC14 51 NC13 42 VDD4 91 VDD3 65 VDD2 41 VDD1 15 VDDQ8 77 VDDQ7 70 VDDQ6 61 ...

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VCC 15 GND 10/100 ANA_VDD 14 ANA_VDD 12 ANA_VDD 7 ANA_VDD 4 CORE_VDD 72 CORE_VDD 49 CORE_VDD 24 IO_VDD 65 IO_VDD 57 IO_VDD 43 IO_VDD 35 M1 System Management Board ...

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Board Schematics 74 R259 4-99K C219 50V 0-01uF R96 4-99K C220 50V 0-01uF R97 4-99K R238 43-2K R260 4-99K Figure C-6. PCI Connector 1 M1 System Management Board User’s Guide ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide R142 4-99K R113 43-2K C32 50V 0-01uF R233 4-99K C33 50V 0-01uF R234 4-99K R141 4-99K Figure C-7. PCI Connector 2 75 ...

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Board Schematics 76 Figure C-8. Connections for ARM, Santa Cruz, Legacy M1 System Management Board User’s Guide ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide Figure C-9. JTAG ICE Programming ...

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Board Schematics 2 1 D31 LED YELLOW 2 1 D32 LED LED YELLOW YELLOW 2 1 D33 25V 10uF 25V 10uF 25V 10uF 25V 10uF 25V 10uF 25V 10uF 25V 10uF R143 2K ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 1-65K R90 R148 100 3 GREEN R147 432 2 ORANGE R146 75 BLUE 1 LED RED 2 1 Figure C-11. Tri-Color LED, Heater ...

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Board Schematics T/R 1 V3_3 20 GND Figure ...

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NC-16 R6 NC-15 T1 NC-14 T11 NC-13 T14 NC-12 T16 NC-11 T17 NC-10 T6 NC-9 T9 NC-8 U21 NC-7 V15 NC-4 V8 NC-3 W1 NC-2 W3 NC-5 W19 NC-6 W22 NC-1 AB3 VMV0 F8 VMV1 F15 VMV2 D18 ...

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Board Schematics Figure C-14. Keypad and LEDs M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 1 2 ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide R274 R273 R272 Figure C-15. Current Monitoring, DIP Switch 83 ...

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Board Schematics + M12 D1 M12 D2 M11 D2 M11 D3 M10 D3 M10 ...

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M1 System Management Board User’s Guide Figure C-17. Flash Memory ...

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Board Schematics 86 Figure C-18. Prototype Area M1 System Management Board User’s Guide ...

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Board Stackup The Fusion evaluation board is a 14-layer board. The stackup of each layer of copper is shown in layers use 2 oz. weight copper to allow for higher currents to be passed; other layers use 1 oz. or ...

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... ATX connector supply 18 B basic control 43 battery backup 27 board 22 board schematics 69 Board Stackup 87 Board Status 32 C charging routine 27 clocks and reset 12 Contacting Actel customer service 89 electronic mail 90 telephone 90 web-based technical support 89 contents and systems requirements 9 copper pad 22 current monitoring 44 Customer service 89 D DIG_BRK_OUT 25 ...

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Index RS485 port 17 RTC control 45 S Santa Cruz connector header 16 setting thresholds 39 setting thresholds graphically 39 setting thresholds with the slider marker 40 setup 41 smart battery 26 SMBUS port 17 system requirements 9 T Temperature ...

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