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M1 System Management BoardUser’s Guide

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 112Hardware ComponentsThis chapter describes the hardware components of the M1 System Management Board. Power

Hardware Components12 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideClocks and Reset CLK SourceA 50 MHz clock with 50 ppm stability is provided at location U

ProgrammingM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 13M1AFS1500-FG484 to A3P Programming The board can be configured to program an A3P250 device with t

Hardware Components14 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideExternal Programming The System Management Board can program an external JTAG compliant d

LCD DisplayM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 15Push ButtonsFive push buttons are provided at SW1, SW2, SW3, SW4 and SW5, see Figure 2-5. These p

Hardware Components16 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideSanta Cruz Connector Header A set of three headers (J8, J9, and J11), per the Santa Cruz

PortsM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 17PortsRS232This kit contains one RS-232 port with a MAX3221 transceiver that can be used for communicati

Hardware Components18 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideATX Connector Supply The ATX connections demonstrate the analog function features of the

ATX Connector SupplyM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 19Note: Do not plug in the ATX supply to J73.9 +5 VSB10 +12 VDC11 +3.3 VDC12 –12 VDC13 COM

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Hardware Components20 M1 System Management Board User’s GuidePS_ON# Signal The ATX supply plugs in to the J72 connector. The PS_ON# signal is the main

ATX Connector SupplyM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 21Note: The gate driver has to be configured as a constant current sink with a 10-μa or 30

Hardware Components22 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideDummy LoadsDummy loads can be connected to the output voltages to demonstrate the capabil

Temperature DiodesM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 23from 0 V to 5 V using the knob control (Figure 2-9).Figure 2-9. Potentiometer Knob Control

Hardware Components24 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideHeater/FAN Loads The board has two loads controlled by the gate drivers from the M1AFS150

Digital BrickM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 25for EXT_VOL[3]. Identical switch positions are used for common division factors across all thre

Hardware Components26 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideTRIM_VOLThis pin is an input to the digital brick controlled by the M1AFS1500-FG484 I/O w

Test PointsM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 27Charging and Discharging RoutinesThe battery is charged/discharged using the two FET controls (Fi

Hardware Components28 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideTP4 Digital 3.3 V TP5 1.5 V EXT TP6 1.5 V TP9 Main 3.3 V TP10 1.5 V TP11 Analog GND TP12

Prototype SectionM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 29Prototype Section A prototype section is provided at the bottom of the board for debug and

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 3Table of Contents1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Hardware Components30 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideThe following signals are provided in the debug area: • Power: 5 V, 3.3 V, 1.5 V and digi

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 313System Management SoftwareThe System Management software has scrollable, zoomable, and sizeable real-time u

System Management Software32 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideBoard StatusThe Board Status tab is split into ten panels that control the behavio

Board StatusM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 33ControlsTo display the state (open or closed) of the on-board DIP switches, open and close the D

System Management Software34 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideGraphsThe Graphs tab generates the graphs for the various voltages, currents, and

CommsM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 35(see “Thresholds” on page 36). The timestamp is based on the time set on the board at the instant the e

System Management Software36 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideThe raw data window displays raw data based on the transmitted bit sequences (Figu

ThresholdsM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 37• Lo-Warn is a local minimum, which produces a YELLOW light if breached. • Hi-Warn is a local maxi

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 394Setting ThresholdsThis section details how to set the thresholds used throughout the demonstration. The boa

Table of Contents4 M1 System Management Board User’s Guide6 Demonstration Scripts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Setting Thresholds40 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideSetting the Thresholds with the Slider Marker1. Click the Thresholds tab.2. Select the par

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 415Demonstration ScriptsThe scripts in this chapter demonstrate some of the basic functions of the board and t

Demonstration Scripts42 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure 5-3. ATX Power Supply2. Using the RS-232 cable supplied, connect one end to the

Basic ControlsM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 43Basic ControlsThis section demonstrates simple on-board functions.1. Set up the board, as indi

Demonstration Scripts44 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideVoltage MonitoringThis section demonstrates how to use the System Management software t

Temperature MonitoringM1 System Management Board User’s Guide 453. Remove the load resistors (pull on the black plastic tab, shown in Figure 5-11). Ob

Demonstration Scripts46 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideTo upload a stored event log from the target board, click the Update button. This takes

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 47AM1AFS1500-FG484 Pin ListThis pin list is also applicable to the older SYSMGMT-DEV-KIT fitted with an M7AFS6

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List48 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideA9 SSRAM_CSNA10 FLASH_READN/SSRAM_READN SharedA11 MEM_ADDR[8]A12 IO_AFS_TXA13 SDA1A1

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 49C22 FPGA_ENA_RXD[3]D1 SSRAM_B1ND3 MEM_DATA[5]D4 SSRAM_CLKD5 RVI-ME-nSRSTD6 RVI-ME-nTRSTD7 SSRAM_B3ND8 MEM_DA

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 5IntroductionThe Actel M1 System Management Board Development Kit provides an excellent platform for developin

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List50 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideF14 MEM_ADDR[16]F19 RS485_REB/AFS_TRSTF20 AD[3]F21 AD[11]F22 AD[10]G1 MEM_DATA[21]G3

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 51K16 PCIPME[2]K20 AD[22]K22 AD[21]L1 MEM_DATA[14]L5 INTBNL7 PCISMBCLKL16 MEM_ADDR[13]L18 MEM_ADDR[17]L19 AD[1

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List52 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideP22 AD[25]R1 MEM_DATA[17]R2 MEM_DATA[18]R4 MEM_DATA[27]R5 IRDYNR18 TRDYNR19 MEM_ADDR

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 53V13 EXT_VOL2W4 CBEN[2]W5 AD[31]W6 AV_PWR2_3.3VW8 AV_PWR2_5VW9 AV_PWR2_12VW11 BAT_CHARGE_MON_AVW12 AV_PSU_12V

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List54 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideAB7 ATRN_REGAB8 EXT_VOL1AB9 BAT_ATAB10 BAT_ATRN/ATRN_PCI SharedAB11 AT3_PCIAB

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 55Ethernet Pin NameFPGA_ENA_MDC A16FPGA_ENA_MDIO D14FPGA_ENA_COL P18FPGA_ENA_RXCLK A17FPGA_ENA_RXDV B18FPGA_E

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List56 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideGL_RESET B17PCI Pin NameAD[0] M21AD[1] E22AD[2] G19AD[3] F20AD[4] H19AD[5] L22AD[6]

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 57AD[30] P21AD[31] W5CBEN[0] N16CBEN[1] Y3CBEN[2] W4CBEN[3] Y1DEVSELN U2FRAMEN P3INTAN P2INTBN L5INTCN V4INTDN

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List58 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideRS232_TX0 T20RS485 Pin NameRS484_DI D11RS485_DE/AFS_TDI U20RS485_REB/AFS_TRST F19RS

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 59MEM_ADDR[14] M16MEM_ADDR[15] E11MEM_ADDR[16] F14MEM_ADDR[17] L18MEM_ADDR[18] G9MEM_ADDR[19] B6MEM_DATA[0] J1

6 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideThe system management GUI (Figure 2, Figure 3 and Figure 4) includes the following tabs:•Board status• Applic

M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin List60 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideMEM_DATA[26] J3MEM_DATA[27] R4MEM_DATA[28] P4MEM_DATA[29] K1MEM_DATA[30] C7MEM_DATA[

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 61AV_PSU_5V W14AV_PSU_N12V T12AV_PWR2_12V W9AV_PWR2_3.3V W6AV_PWR2_5V W8BAT_CHARGE_MON_AV W11BAT_CHARGEMON_AC

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 63BA3P250-FG144 Pin ListFigure B-1. 144-Pin FBGA (Bottom View)Note: Full pin list data for the 144-Pin FBGA pa

A3P250-FG144 Pin List64 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideB5 rxB6 txB7 lcd_blkB9 led[7]-greenB10 dip[0]B10 led[6]-greenC1 led[5]-greenC2 led[4]-g

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 65F4 led_pciF12 clk_50MhzG1 PCI_PRSNT1G4 PCI_PRSNT2G8 sram_ftG9 lcd_trG10 lcd_reG11 eth_rstH2 eth_an_enH3 eth_

A3P250-FG144 Pin List66 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideM7 debug[12]M8 debug[11]Table B-2 · Subset of A3P250-FG144 Pin List Usage Specific to S

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 67LCD Display Pin Name lcd_blk B7lcd_db[0] J4lcd_db[1] J2lcd_db[2] J1lcd_db[3] H11lcd_db[4] H9lcd_db[5] H8lcd_

A3P250-FG144 Pin List68 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideSpare I/Os Pin Name debug[0] D11debug[1] D10debug[2] D9debug[3] D8debug[4] D7debug[5] D

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 69CBoard SchematicsThis section provides board schematics for the M1 System Management Board, which uses an AR

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

Board Schematics70 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-2. Smart Battery Operation5544332211D DC CB BA ABATTERYTEMP DIODEACCELERATED DISCHA

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 71Figure C-3. Clocks5544332211D DC CB BA AUse Socket for the OSCUse Socket for the OSCClocks AM7AFS System Man

Board Schematics72 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-4. SRAM Memory Block5544332211D DC CB BA ASSRAM 512K/1M * 16816018 - 1M88018 - 512k

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 73Figure C-5. Ethernet, SMBus, RS232, RS4855544332211D DC CB BA ARS-232 TRANSCEIVERI2C/SMBUSRS485 2 WIRE Syst

Board Schematics74 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-6. PCI Connector 15544332211D DC CB BA Aempty33 MHzemptyDefault: No Resistor 0 ohm

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 75Figure C-7. PCI Connector 25544332211D DC CB BA ADefault: No Resistor 0.01uF capacitorempty 0.01uF capacitor

Board Schematics76 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-8. Connections for ARM, Santa Cruz, Legacy5544332211D DC CB BA ARVI ME HEADERSANTA

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 77Figure C-9. JTAG ICE Programming5544332211D DC CB BA APLACE JUMPER BY DEFAULTJTAG ISP Programming AM7AFS Sys

Board Schematics78 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-10. PSU_DIG_EXT_SUPPLY5544332211D DC CB BA APower Connector to attachother Daughter

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 79Figure C-11. Tri-Color LED, Heater and Fan Assembly5544332211D DC CB BA AORANGEIOs driving TRICOLOR LEDBLUET

8 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideDesign ExampleThis user’s guide utilizes the M1 System Management Board, the System Management software and e

Board Schematics80 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-12. LCD Display, Potentiometer, Temperature Diodes5544332211D DC CB BA ALCD MODULE

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 81Figure C-13. M1AFS1500-FG484 Pin Assignment5544332211D DC CB BA AUSER VAREFSHROUDED HEADERREMINDER : Avoid p

Board Schematics82 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-14. Keypad and LEDs5544332211D DC CB BA A4 GREEN LEDS4 RED LEDSKey Pad Switch Place

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 83Figure C-15. Current Monitoring, DIP Switch5544332211D DC CB BA ADIP SWITCH ConfigurationCURRENT MONITORINGC

Board Schematics84 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-16. A3P250-FG144 IO Extender FPGA5544332211D DC CB BA ASending TCK to J9.Will bring

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 85Figure C-17. Flash Memory5544332211D DC CB BA AFLASH 512K * 16FLASH 512K * 16512kx16 Flash- M29W800DT1Mx16 F

Board Schematics86 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideFigure C-18. Prototype Area5544332211D DC CB BA APrototype Area AM7AFS System Management Boa

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 87DBoard StackupThe Fusion evaluation board is a 14-layer board. The stackup of each layer of copper is shown

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 89EProduct SupportActel backs its products with various support services including Customer Service, a Custome

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 91Contents and System RequirementsThis chapter details the contents of the Cortex-M1-enabled Fusion-based Syst

Product Support90 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideContacting the Customer Technical Support CenterHighly skilled engineers staff the Technical

M1 System Management Board User’s Guide 915VSB signal 20AA3P250-FG144 11A3P250-FG144 pin list 63Actelweb site 89web-based technical support 89ARM debu

92 M1 System Management Board User’s GuideIndexRS485 port 17RTC control 45SSanta Cruz connector header 16setting thresholds 39setting thresholds graph

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