Asus JIG 3 User manual

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JIG 3
SPI EXTEND CARD
User Manual
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： Chris Gao
Firmware R&D Center
Revision 1.0.0.5
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Tables of Content
1 JIG3 Board Overview........................................................................................... 2
2 SPI Extend card Overview ................................................................................... 3
3 Update BIOS binary file to Target via SPI extend card if the manufacturer of
EC is ENE............................................................................................................. 4
3.1 ShareROM Architecture (One file).......................................................................... 4
3.2 Non-ShareROM Architecture (Two files) .............................................................. 10
4 Update BIOS binary file to Target if the manufacturer of EC is ITE................ 14
5 Read Target board’s BIOS ROM ....................................................................... 15
5.1 Read Target board’s BIOS ROM via SPI extend card if the manufacturer of EC is
ENE ..................................................................................................................... 15
5.2 Read Target board’s BIOS ROM if the manufacturer of EC is ITE......................... 18
6 Example .............................................................................................................. 19
6.1 Update BIOS binary file to Target on ShareROM architecture via SPI extend card if
the manufacturer of EC is ENE ............................................................................. 19
6.2 Read Target board’s BIOS ROM........................................................................... 24
7 Appendix A ......................................................................................................... 25
KeyBoard Connector............................................................................................................... 25
KeyBoard Type....................................................................................................................... 26
EC Manufacturer ID................................................................................................................ 27
Platform 27
Architecture............................................................................................................................ 28
GPNV 28
Appendix B 29
Build “ENEProjectList.ini” file ............................................................................................... 29

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1JIG3 Board Overview
CN1 USB connector.
CN2 GND connector.
BTN1 Main power button.
BTN2 RESET button
BTN3 Start button.
BTN4 Function button.
LED1 Software On Power LED.
LED2 Good, Fail, Busy, PWR LED
LED3 Function indicator LED
LED4 Message ID LED indicator.
SW1 Function Switch
U1 SPI Flash IC
J301 UP connect connector
J302 Down connect connector
CON301 JIG board Extend connector
CN1
CN2
BTN1
BTN2
LED1
BTN3
BTN4
LED3
LED4
LED2
U1
SW1
J301
J302
CON301

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2SPI Extend card Overview
Front Back
NSD Notebook Small keyboard Down connector.
NBD Notebook Big keyboard Down connector.
NSU Notebook Small keyboard Up connector
NBU Notebook Big keyboard Up connector
EBD EPC Big keyboard Down connector.
ESU EPC Small keyboard Up connector
ESD EPC Small keyboard Down connector.
EBU EPC Big keyboard Up connector
JIG board
Extend
connect
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r
NSD NBD
ESD
EBD
To Notebook
To EPC
ESU
To Notebook
NBU NSU
EBU
JIG board
Extend
connect
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3Update BIOS binary file to Target via
SPI extend card if the manufacturer of
EC is ENE
3.1 ShareROM Architecture (One file)
Please Reference Appendix A
Step 1: Remove all power sources (include battery and power supply) from target board.
Step 2: Plug in SPI extend card to JIG3 extend port(CON301).
Note: Extend card not support hotplug.
Step 3: Connect USB cable from CN1 to your PC’s USB connector.
Step 4: Connect FPC cable from SPI extend card to your target board’s keyboard connector, make
sure SPI extend card connect Pin1 is connected to target board keyboard connector’s Pin1.
Step 5: Use a USB cable connect GND between JIG3 CN2 and target board USB port
GND USB
JIG Board Extend connecter
EPC
NB
JIG Board
SPI Ext. Card
Step2

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Step 6: Set SW1 to 0000.
Step 7: Press POWER button to turn on power. Power led will turn on.
Step 8: Check LED4 will show 00.
Step9: Check all connecter are ready.
Step8
Step9

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Step 10: Run ASUS_WinFlash utility.
Step 11: The Log will show the project name that have connect target board and SPI extend card. If
it didn’t be connected yet, please exit ASUS_WinFlash and go to Step1
Step 12: Check the Architecture
Check
Step 11
Check
Step 12

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Step 13: Check the USB Device “Asus JIG3” is Plug-In and Flash of SPI extend card
Step 14: Check Protect NVRAM to Protect GPNV (Appendix A).(Can choose protect it or not)
Step 15: Press LoadFile icon to load BIOS ROM file.
Step 16: Press AutoBurn icon to burn BIOS ROM file to Target board.
Check
Check
Check
Step 13
Step 14
Check

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Step 17: When this message show on the screen, choose pre backup BIOS ROM before burning or
not.
16
15
Step 17

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Step 18: When this message show on the screen, turn-on EC power. (Plug-on Power source)
And then, show to start burning BIOS ROM.
Step 19: After burning done, press POWER button again to turn off main power and turn off the
ASUS_WinFlash utility. At this time you can remove all devices form target board.
Step 18