Carrier-SM-B79
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This carrier board is contained in the development kit DEV-KIT- SMARC
How can I configure jumpers?
Component | Description | Use | Default configuration (Fig.1) |
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CN64 | SER2 | Set no jumper for 120 ohm termination for A-B and Y-Z | |
Set jumper 1-2 for 120 ohm termination for A-B only | |||
Set jumper 2-3 for no 120 ohm terminations | Unplugged | ||
CN63 | SER0 | Set no jumper for 120 ohm termination for A-B and Y-Z | |
Set jumper 1-2 for 120 ohm termination for A-B only | |||
Set jumper 2-3 for no 120 ohm terminations | Unplugged | ||
CN24 | COM2 | Set no jumper for RS-485 | |
Set jumper 1-2 for RS-422 | |||
Set jumper 2-3 for RS-232 | Unplugged | ||
CN23 | COM0 | Set no jumper for RS-485 | |
Set jumper 1-2 for RS-422 | |||
Set jumper 2-3 for RS-232 | Unplugged | ||
CN78 | SMARC v2.1 | Set jumper 1-2 for SMARC V2.1 specs | |
Set jumper 2-3 for SMARC V2.0 specs | 2-3 Plugged | ||
JP7 | GPIO | ||
JP12 | CAN0 | Set no jumper no termination | |
Set jumper for 120 ohm termination | Plugged | ||
JP13 | CAN1 | Set no jumper no termination | |
Set jumper for 120 ohm termination | Plugged | ||
CN67 | PCIE_SEL_AB, PCIE_SEL_CD | Set jumper 3-1 for PCIE A, B, C, D - X4 | |
Set jumper 3-4 for PCIE A, B - X2, PCIE C - X1, PCIE D - M.2 (Modem) | |||
Set jumper 3-5 for PCIE A - X1, PCIE B - M.2 (WiFi), PCIE C - X1, PCIE D - M.2 | |||
(Modem) | 3-5 Plugged | ||
CN75 | HDMI_DP1#_SEL | Set jumper 1-2 to select HDMI | |
Set jumper 2-3 to select DP1 | 1-2 Plugged | ||
CN76 | DP1_AUX_SEL | Set jumper 3-1 for fixed DDC selection (debug | |
configuration) | |||
Set jumper 3-4 for adapter depending AUX/DDC selection (standard | |||
configuration) | |||
Set jumper 3-5 for fixed AUX selection (debug configuration) | 3-1 Plugged | ||
CN62 | VIN_PWRBAD# | Set jumper 1-2 NO VIN_PWRBAD# control | |
Set jumper 2-3 VIN_PWRBAD# is VSMARC_PG | 1-2 Plugged | ||
JP14 | I2C EEPROM WP | Set no jumper to enable writes | |
Set jumper 1-2 to disable writes | Unplugged | ||
JP5 | SDIO_WP | Set no jumper to disable writes on SD Card | |
Set jumper 1-2 to enable writes on SD Card | 1-2 Plugged | ||
JP17 | |||
JP18 | |||
JP15 | W_DISABLE1/2 #_E | ||
Set no jumper for card enabled | |||
Set jumper 1-2 for card disabled | Unplugged | ||
JP16 | |||
CN53 | SUS_S5 | Set jumper 1-2 for normal operation | |
Set jumper 2-3 to force *_A voltages to be enabled | 1-2 Plugged | ||
CN55 | FAN | Set jumper 1-2 for 12V FAN | |
Set jumper 2-3 for 5V FAN | 1-2 Plugged | ||
CN8 | VSMARC | Set jumper 1-2 for 3V | |
Set jumper 3-4 for 3.3V | |||
Set jumper 5-6 for 4.25V | |||
Set jumper 7-8 for 5V | 1-2 Plugged | ||
CN21 | VDD_BKLT1 | Set jumper 1-2 for 12V BKLT Power | |
Set jumper 2-3 for 5V BKLT Power | 2-3 Plugged | ||
CN20 | VDD_LCD1 | Set jumper 1-2 for 3.3V Panel Power | |
Set jumper 2-3 for 5V Panel Power | 1-2 Plugged | ||
CN19 | VDD_BKLT0 | Set jumper 1-2 for 12V BKLT Power | |
Set jumper 2-3 for 5V BKLT Power | 2-3 Plugged | ||
CN18 | VDD_LCD0 | Set jumper 1-2 for 3.3V Panel Power | |
Set jumper 2-3 for 5V Panel Power | 1-2 Plugged |
Fig. 1: Description of possible jumpers configuration
How can I configure micro switches?
Descrpition | Position | Use | Default configuration (Fig.2) |
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SW14 | Position 1-3 | ||
TEST# | OFF for normal operation ON for test mode | OFF | |
Position 2-4 | |||
LID_BTN# | OFF for normal operation | ||
ON for LIDBTN simulation | OFF | ||
SW12 | Position 1-3 | ||
BOOT_SEL0# | Fig.3 | OFF | |
Position 2-4 | |||
BOOT_SEL1# | Fig.3 | OFF | |
SW13 | Position 1-3 | ||
BOOT_SEL2# | Fig.3 | ON | |
Position 2-4 | |||
FORCE_RECOV# | Fig.3 | OFF | |
SW6 | Position 1-3 | ||
LVDS_eDP#_SEL | OFF for LVDS/DSI | ||
ON for eDP | |||
Position 2-4 | |||
I2S_HDA#_SEL | OFF for I2S | ||
ON for HDA | ON | ||
SW7 | SER1_SEL | OFF for SER1 - Feature header | |
ON for SER1 - USB microB (debug) | OFF |
Fig. 2: Description of possible switches configuration
Fig. 3: Description of SW13 and SW14
What to connect and where?
Further information about placement and description of connectors are available here.