ADLINK Technology NuPRO-840 DV User manual

NuPRO-840 DV/LV
Full-Size PICMG, mPGA478 Pentium 4,
Intel 845 DDR with SiS305 and Gigabit LAN
Single Board Card
User’s Guide
Recycle Paper

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Manual Rev. 1.00: August 1, 2002
Part Number: 50-13030-100
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Table of Contents•i
Table of Contents
Tables.......................................................................................................................iv
Figures.......................................................................................................................v
Introduction..............................................................................................................1
Product Description............................................................................................1
Features .....................................................................................................2
Functional Blocks and Main Board..................................................................3
Functional Block...........................................................................................3
Main Board....................................................................................................4
Intel Pentium 4 Processor...........................................................................5
Memory..........................................................................................................5
PCI-to-ISA Bridge.........................................................................................5
Dual Ethernet Interfaces.............................................................................6
VGA Interface...............................................................................................6
IDE Hard Drive.............................................................................................6
SerialI/O........................................................................................................6
Interrupts.......................................................................................................7
DMA ...............................................................................................................7
Real-Time Clock...........................................................................................7
Watchdog Timer...........................................................................................8
IEEE-1284 Parallel Port/Printer Interface................................................8
Universal Serial Bus (USB)........................................................................8
IDE Controller and Floppy Interface Controller.......................................8
Keyboard/Mouse Controller........................................................................9
Software.........................................................................................................9
Getting Started.....................................................................................................10
Unpacking ..................................................................................................10
System Requirements ....................................................................................11
Electrical and Environmental...................................................................11
Memory Configuration..............................................................................12
I/O Configuration.......................................................................................13
BIOS Configuration Overview.................................................................14
Operating System Installation.................................................................15

ii •Table of Contents
Configuration........................................................................................................16
Switch and Jumper Pins.................................................................................16
Switch Description....................................................................................17
Reset.......................................................................................................................18
Reset Types and Sources..............................................................................18
Hard Reset Sources.................................................................................18
Soft Reset Sources...................................................................................18
System Monitoring and Alarms.......................................................................20
SMBus Address Map......................................................................................20
Chassis Intrusion.............................................................................................20
IDE Controller.......................................................................................................21
Features of the IDE Controller.......................................................................21
Disk Drive Support..........................................................................................21
IDE Channel...............................................................................................21
I/O Mapping ..................................................................................................22
Device Drivers..................................................................................................22
Watchdog Timer...................................................................................................23
Watchdog Timer Overview.............................................................................23
Watchdog Timer Architecture..................................................................23
Using the Watchdog in an Application.........................................................24
Watchdog Reset........................................................................................24
Driver Installation ................................................................................................27
Intel 845D Chipset Hardware Configuration File Installation....................27
Installing Hardware Configuration Files.................................................28
VGA Driver Installation...................................................................................29
Installing Drivers for Windows 98/ME/NT/2000...................................29
LAN Driver Installation....................................................................................31
Driver Installation on Windows 2000/XP...............................................31
Driver Installation on Windows 98/98SE/ME........................................31
Driver Installation on Windows NT.........................................................32

Table of Contents•iii
Specifications.......................................................................................................33
Electrical ..................................................................................................33
Environment ..................................................................................................35
Mechanical ..................................................................................................36
Board Dimensions.....................................................................................36
Jumpers & Connectors......................................................................................37
Clear CMOS Jumper –JP1.....................................................................39
VGA Connector –CN9.............................................................................39
Keyboard/Mouse Connector –CN17.....................................................39
LAN1 RJ-45 Connector –CN13.............................................................40
LAN1 LED status.......................................................................................40
10/100/1000 LAN2 RJ45 Connector –CN22.......................................40
LAN2 LED status.......................................................................................41
SMBus Connector –CN8........................................................................41
AC’97 Connector –CN6..........................................................................41
Dual USB Connector –CN11..................................................................42
COM1 and COM2 Pin Header –CN4 & CN2.......................................42
Floppy Connector –CN5.........................................................................44
Primary IDE Connector–CN1.................................................................45
Secondary IDE Connector–CN3...........................................................46
FAN Connector –FN1, FN2, FN3..........................................................47
IrDA Connector –CN10...........................................................................47
Thermal Connector –CN12....................................................................47
Front-Panel Header –CN16....................................................................48
External Keyboard Connector –CN18..................................................49
CASE Open Connector –JP2.................................................................49
NuPRO-840 Comparison Table ........................................................................50
Warranty Policy....................................................................................................51

iv •Tables
Tables
Table 1: Power consumption with P4-2.4GHz and 1024MB RAM...11
Table 2: Memory Address Map Example.............................................12
Table 3: I/O Address Map.......................................................................13
Table 4: Switch Cross-Reference Table..............................................16
Table 5: JP1 (Clear CMOS Content)....................................................17
Table 6: SMBus Slave Devices.............................................................20
Table 7: Cross-reference table for figure 6..........................................38
Table 8: Clear CMOS Jumper................................................................39
Table 9: VGA Connector Pin Assignment............................................39
Table 10: Pinout of PS/2 connector........................................................39
Table 11: Pinout of LAN1 RJ-45..............................................................40
Table 12: LAN LED status ........................................................................40
Table 13: Pin Definition of Gigabit LAN2 RJ-45....................................40
Table 14: LAN2 LED status......................................................................41
Table 15: Pin Assignment of SMBus Connector...................................41
Table 16: Pinout of AC’97 Connector.....................................................41
Table 17: Pin Assignment of the USB Connector.................................42
Table 18: COM Connector Pin Assignment...........................................42
Table 19: Pin Assignment of Parallel Port Connector..........................43
Table 20: Pin Assignment of FDD Connector........................................44
Table 21: Pin Assignment of Primary IDE Connector..........................45
Table 22: :Pin Assignment of Secondary IDE Connector....................46
Table 23: Pinout of the Fan Connector...................................................47
Table 24: Pinout of the Fan Connector...................................................47
Table 25: Pinout of the Thermal Connector...........................................47
Table 26: Pinout of the Front Panel Header..........................................48
Table 27: Pinout of the External Keybard Connector...........................49
Table 28: Pinout of the Fan Connector...................................................49
Table 29: NuPRO-840 Comparision table..............................................50

Figures •v
Figures
Figure 1: NuPRO-840 Functional Block Diagram...................................3
Figure 2: Main Board Diagram...................................................................4
Figure 3: BIOS Setup Screen...................................................................14
Figure 4: Location of Jumpers..................................................................16
Figure 5: Watchdog Timer Architecture..................................................23
Figure 6: Board Dimensions.....................................................................36
Figure 7: Location items on the NuPRO-840.........................................37

vi •How to Use This Guide
How to Use This Guide
This manual is attended for users of the NuPRO-840 SBC as a source of
information to setup and maintain a working system. This manual gives
the user information on specifications, connector types and how to install
the different drivers to keep the system running at its optimum level. The
manual is divided into 8 chapters with appendixes:
Chapter 1, “Introduction”, introduces the key features of the NuPRO-
840. This chapter includes a product definition, a list of
product features, and a functional block diagram with a
brief description of each block
Chapter 2, “Getting Started”, provides setup information for the
NuPRO-840. This chapter summarizes what you need to
know in order to configure your system and should be read
before attempting to use the board.
Chapter 3,“Configuration”, discusses the configurable jumpers on
the NuPRO-840. This chapter details factory default
settings and provides information about tailoring the board
to the needs of specific applications.
Chapter 4, “Reset”, discusses the reset types and reset sources on
the NuPRO-840.
Chapter 5, “System Monitoring and Alarms”, explains how to
access various system-monitoring devices and alarming
functions on the NuPRO-840.
Chapter 6, “IDE Controller”, provides an introduction to the cPCI-
NuPRO-840's IDE Controller. This chapter covers drive
configuration, IDE I/O mapping, device drivers, and the
NuPRO-840's support for internal and external disk drives.
Chapter 7, “Watchdog Timer”, explains the operation of the NuPRO-
840's watchdog timer. A sample code is provided to
illustrate how the watchdog’s functions are used in an
application.
Chapter 8,“Driver Installation”, provides step-by-step instructions
how to install the software drivers successfully.
Appendix A, “Specifications”, contains electrical, environmental, and
mechanical specifications for the NuPRO-840.
Appendix B, "Jumpers & Connectors," outlines all the jumpers and
connectors on the NuPRO-840 and it pin definition
Appendix C, “NuPRO-840 Comparison Table”, lists the differences
between the different models of the NuPRO-840.