Emerson CC1000DM User Manual

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CC1000dm Circuit Board

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CC1000dm User’s Manual

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I d en t i f i ca t io n Nu m be rs

Before you install the CC1000dm circuit board in a system, you should record the fol-
lowing information:

❐ The board serial number: 680– ______________________________________ .

The board serial number appears on a bar code sticker located on the back of the
board.

❐ The board product identification: ___________________________________ .

This sticker is located near the board serial number.

It is useful to have these numbers available when you contact the Technical Support
department at Artesyn Communication Products.

C o n ne ct or s

The CC1000dm circuit board has various connectors (see the figures beginning on
page 2 -3), summarized as follows:

P1–P2:

These connectors are not installed on the CC1000dm.

J1:

This 110-pin connector has keying for 3.3 volt and 5 volt supplies. See

Table 4-3

for the

pin assignments.

J2:

This 110-pin connector carries the PCI 64-bit extension signals. See

Table 4-4

for the pin

assignments.

J3:

This is a 95-pin connector that routes the I/O signals for the PMC I/O, serial port, and
USB port. See

Table 4-5

for the pin assignments.

J5:

This 110-pin connector is used for PMC I/O. See

Table 4-6

for the pin assignments.

J6:

This is a 3-pin header for the Hot Swap switch.

J11:

This connector shares the 32-bit PCI signals with the J12 connector (secondary bus). In
addition, J11 supports a V(I/O) power supply for universal PCI signaling. It uses 3.3 volt
PCI buffers with a 5 volt tolerance. See

Table 3-9

for the pin assignments.

J12:

This connector shares the 32-bit PCI signals with the J11 connector (secondary bus). It
also carries the 3.3 volt supply voltage. See

Table 3-9

for the pin assignments.

J13:

This connector carries the 64-bit PCI extensions (secondary bus). See

Table 3-9

for the pin

assignments.

J14:

This connector is for user I/O, which routes to J3. See

Table 3-9

for the pin assignments.

J21:

This connector shares the 32-bit PCI signals with the J22 connector (secondary bus). In
addition, J21 supports a V(I/O) power supply for universal PCI signaling. It uses 3.3 volt
PCI buffers with a 5 volt tolerance. See

Table 3-10

for the pin assignments.

J22:

This connector shares the 32-bit PCI signals with the J21 connector (secondary bus). It
also carries the 3.3 volt supply. See

Table 3-10

for the pin assignments.