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FMC _VADJ OFF. The choice OFF, ON, OFF selects 1.8V FMC_VADJ, wich is a valid bank power for TE0720.

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  • Overview of the board (point out the LEDs, Ethernets, Switches and etc on the board overview)
  • Explain Switches functionality
  • Explain user LEDs
  • Explain the UART connection

  • Refer to the Reference Design

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Table of Contents

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TEF1002

Overview

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  1. 4x5 module connectors
  2. Jumper J4 (VCCIOA)
  3. Jumper J7 (VCCA_SD)
  4. Dip switches S2 and S3
  5. 6-pin PCIe ATX Power Connector
  6. micro USB  connector for FTDI USB to JTAG/UART bridge
  7. Reset push button
  8. Power LED
  9. Status LED
  10. microSD card cage

Power Power supply

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Single ??V 12V power supply with minimum current capability of ??A 3A is recommended to power on the board via the 6-pin PCIe ATX connector

DIP-Switches and Push Buttons

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Explain all DIP switches functionality.

There is a switch (S??) which is connected to RESET signal, it resets the system entirelySelect dip switch settings according to the attached 4x5 module and your needs. Compare setting with TRM of your module and table in TRM of TEF1002. Following a general configuration is shown.

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Signal

DesignatorB2BActive Level

There is no DIPs on TExxxx. In case of TE0790 (XMOD) usage, see DIPs mode.

Jumpers

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DipSettingNote
S1
Push button configured by CPLD as reset

S2-1

OFF

The choice OFF, ON, OFF selects 1.8V FMC_VADJ, which is a valid bank power for TE0720.


S2-2ON
S2-3OFF
S2-4OFFSelects 4x5 module SOC/FPGA JTAG
S2-5OFF
S2-6OFF
S2-7ONModule  power enable.
S2-8OFFExtended power sequenzing (if implemented).
S3-1OFFFor Zynq modules: Primary Boot Mode SD/QSPI. OFF corresponds to boot from SD card.
S3-2OFFOveride automatic enable FMC_VADJ.  (1)(2)


(1) Set to ON for TE0720 because bank 34 has to be powered to start up. Therefore FMC VADJ has to be set to a valid value e.g. 1.8V (See S2-1 to S2-3).

(2) For TE0820 set to on to use CLK0 (VCCO 65). Therefore FMC VADJ has to be set to a valid value e.g. 1.8V (See S2-1 to S2-3).

Jumpers

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Explain all user LEDs Jumpers functionality and connections.connection.

For Jumper J7 compare TRM of actually used 4x5 module. The voltage of the bank where the SDIO signals reside has to selected. J4 selects the module bank voltage VCCIOA. It has to be selected in accordance with IO voltage of signals connected to FFA and FFB. If both FFA and FFB are not used any setting is ok. Do not leave open (communication of 4x5 module with TEF1002 CPLD is only possible with availabe VCCIOA)!There are three user LEDs which can be used for variant purposes.

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Power Rail3.3V1.8VRemark
J7VCCA_SD1-22-3Powers SDIO Levelshifter on 4x5 module side.
J4VCCIOA1-22-3Powers 4x5 bank, where FFA and FFB high speed signals are connected.


LEDs

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Explain all user LEDs functionality and connections.

There are four LEDs on the board. Two of them are user LEDS not further described here. Compare corresponding table in TEF1002 TRM.

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D33V3INPowerON when 3.3V generated from 12V input is up
D4SC CPLD U11, Pin C2StatusSC CPLD firmware dependent, for further description see firmware description.


JTAG/UART

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JTAG (first FTDI port) and UART connections are available through mini USB connector.

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(second FTDI port) is available via MicroUSB. External JTAG Programmer is not needed.

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B2B Pin

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Reference Designs

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For Example: TE0728 Reference Designs

Notes

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In this Section you must refer to the Resources Page for the particular module.

For Example: TE0728 Resources