Pentek 7642 User manual

Pentek Model 7642 Installation Manual Page 1
Manual Part No: 800.76420 Rev: B.1 − July 2, 2009
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INSTALLATION MANUAL
MODEL 7642
Multichannel Transceiver
PCI Board

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Manual Revision History
Date Revision Comments
10/19/06 Preliminary Initial release.
2/5/07
to
9/30/08
Se t 1.15, updated Power Spe ifi ations.
or Rev C boards: Se t 2.2, added jumper blo k JB2, PCI Bus Mode. Se t 2.2.1 orre ted jumper JB1 fa tory
default settings. New Se t 7.4, added des ription of ADC to DDR Memory data pa king. Se t 1.15, orre ted
Analog Signal oupling to AC per KBCase 1320. Table 2−7 reversed differential P/N for ea h signal pair per
KBCase 1321. Se t 4.7, added Figure 4−5 timing delays. Se t 1.6, 1.15, 4.3, 6.12 added Option 101, DAC5687.
Se t 1.15, orre ted input lo k spe to ‘1 to 300 MHz’. Se t 4.4, orre ted DAC FIFO size.
or 7142 boards with PCI7142 revision date of 10/01/07 or greater:
Se t 4.5.5, 5.7.3, 5.21, 5.22, 5.23, added FPGA Load DMA des ription & registers. Se t 1.4, introdu ed new
FPGA terms: PCI FPGA (XC4VFX60) & Signal FPGA (XC4VSX55). Se t 1.12, updated baseline FPGA usage
per entages. Moved Vendor Data Sheets to separate do ument, 809.7x420. Se t 6.14.2, reversed BAR2
addresses of User In/Out FIFOs. Added Option 100, XC4VFX100 (PCI) FPGA, & Option 110, XC4VLX100 (Sig−
nal) FPGA. Se t 2.3, orre ted Pentek part # for JTAG PCB to 004.71402. Se t 2.6.1, orre ted full s ale input to
+10 dBm. Se t 1.15, hanged size spe s to PCI ard size. Se t 5.4, orre ted register BAR addresses.
11/19/08 A Manual released, Revision A
2/6/09 B Changed to Installation Manual, refer to 800.71420 for Operating Manual.
7/2/09 B.1 Se t 2.5.3, orre ted GND pins, should be B31 not B32.
Printed in the United States of Ameri a.

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Page
Table of Contents
Rev.: B
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 General Description..............................................................................................................................5
1.2 Features ..................................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Model 7642 Documentation ................................................................................................................5
1.4 Block Diagram.......................................................................................................................................6
igure 1−1: Model 7642 Block Diagram...........................................................................................6
1.5 Principle of peration..........................................................................................................................7
1.6 Specifications.........................................................................................................................................8
Chapter 2: Installation and Connections
2.1 Inspection...............................................................................................................................................9
igure 2−1: Model 7642 Assembly....................................................................................................9
2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings ..............................................................................................................10
2.2.1 Removing PMC Module from PCI Adapter .................................................................11
igure 2−2: Removing PMC Module from PMC Adapter ........................................11
2.2.2 Replacing PMC Module onto PCI Adapter ..................................................................12
igure 2−3: PCI Adapter PMC Connections ................................................................12
2.2.3 7142 PMC Module Jumpers ............................................................................................13
igure 2−4: Model 7142 PCB Assembly Drawing, Component Side......................13
Table 2−1: actory Default Jumpers..............................................................................13
2.2.4 PMC to PCI Adapter Switches ........................................................................................14
igure 2−5: PMC to PCI Adapter, Component Side ..................................................14
Table 2−2: PCI Adapter Switch Settings......................................................................15
2.3 Installing the Pentek JTAG PC Assembly.......................................................................................16
igure 2−6: Model 7642 − JTAG PC Assembly Mounting.........................................................16
2.3.1 JTAG J2 Connector ...........................................................................................................17
Table 2−3: JTAG J2 Connector .......................................................................................17
2.3.2 JTAG J3 Connector ...........................................................................................................17
Table 2−4: JTAG J3 Connector .......................................................................................17
2.4 Installing the Model 7642 in a Personal Computer .......................................................................18
igure 2−7: Model 7642 Mounted in PCI Slot ..............................................................................19
2.5 PCI Adapter Connectors....................................................................................................................20
2.5.1 Power Connector ..............................................................................................................20
2.5.2 JTAG Connector ................................................................................................................20
Table 2−5: JTAG JP8 Connector.....................................................................................20
2.5.3 PCI FPGA I/ Connections ( ption 104) .....................................................................21
Table 2−6: Option 104 PCI PGA I/O Pin Connections ............................................22
2.6 PCI Adapter LEDs ..............................................................................................................................23
Table 2−7: PCI Adapter LEDs..........................................................................................................23

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Table of Contents
Rev.: B
Chapter 2: Installation and Connections
2.7 Front Panel Connections ................................................................................................................... 24
igure 2−8: 7642 PMC ront Panel ................................................................................................ 24
2.7.1 Analog Input Connectors ................................................................................................ 24
2.7.2 Clock Input Connector .................................................................................................... 24
2.7.3 Analog utput Connector .............................................................................................. 24
2.7.4 SYNC/GATE Connector ................................................................................................. 25
Table 2−8: SYNC/GATE Connector Pins..................................................................... 25
2.8 Front Panel LEDs................................................................................................................................ 26
2.8.1 Master LEDs ...................................................................................................................... 26
2.8.2 Terminate LEDs ................................................................................................................ 26
2.8.3 ver Temperature LED ................................................................................................... 26
2.8.4 Clock LEDs ........................................................................................................................ 26
2.8.5 verload LEDs ................................................................................................................. 26

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Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 General Description
The Pentek Model 7642 is a multichannel, high−speed data conve te suitable fo con−
nection to HF o IF po ts of a communications system. Using the PCI Ca d module fo −
mat, it includes fou A/D conve te s and one D/A conve te capable of bandwidths to
40 MHz and above.
The Model 7642 consist of one multichannel t ansceive 7142 PMC (PCI Mezzanine
Ca d) module mounted on a PCI adapte boa d, assembled and tested as a single PCI
boa d. It it eady to plug into compute boa ds with PCI bus slots.
1.2 Features
!Fou 125−MHz, 14−bit A/D conve te s
!One digital upconve te with one 500−MSPS, 16−bit D/A conve te
!768 MBytes of DDR2 SDRAM
!Xilinx® Vi tex™−4 FPGAs
!Up to 2.0 seconds of delay o data captu e at 100 MHz
!Dual timing buses fo independent input and output clock ates
!LVDS clock/sync bus fo multi−module synch onization
!32 pai s of LVDS connections to the Vi tex−4 FPGA fo custom I/O on P4
1.3 Model 7642 Documentation
This Model 7642 Ope ating Manual desc ibes the installation and connections fo the
7642 PCI assembly. Documentation of the 7142 PMC ope ation and p og amming is
p ovided in the supplied Model 7142 Ope ating Manual, Pentek document #800.71420.
NOTE: When the 7142 PMC is installed on the PMC to PCI adapte , the following
featu es identified in the 7142 Ope ating Manual a e not available.
• VITA 42.0 XMC compatible with switched fab ic inte faces (Option 5xx)
Datasheets fo the p og ammable devices on the Model 7642 a e p ovided in the Pentek
Model 7x42 Se ies Supplemental Manual, pa t numbe 809.7x420. This document is
available on the CD p ovided by Pentek, in file 8097x420.pdf (PDF fo mat).

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1.4 Block Diagram
The following is a simplified block diagram of the Model 7642 digital receiver.
The following defines the different uses of the term ‘Channel’ in this manual (refer also
to the block diagram above).
•Analog Input Channels — There are four analog input channels, one for each
analog RF input, identified as A/D 1, A/D 2, A/D 3, and A/D 4, corresponding to
the RF inputs labeled CH 1 IN, CH2 IN, CH3 IN, and CH 4 IN on the front panel.
•Analog Output Channel — There is one digital upconverter output channel for the
DAC5686, identified as DAC, corresponding to the RF output labeled DAC UT on
the front panel.
TIMING BUS
GENERATOR A
TTL Gate/
Trigger
XTL
OSC.
SYNC
INTERRUPTS
& CONTROL
Control/
Statu
PCI BUS (64 Bits 66 MHz)
FPGA I/O
(Option 104)
Sync Bu B
XTL
OSC.
LVDS Clock A
LVDS Sync A
LVDS Gate A
LVDS Clock B
LVDS Sync B
LVDS Gate B
TTL Sync
Sync Bu A
DDR
SDRAM
64M x 32
DDR
SDRAM
64M x 32
DDR
SDRAM
64M x 32
64
32 32 32
CH 1
RF IN
CH 2
RF IN
LTC2255 #1
14−BIT A/D
LTC2255 #2
14−BIT A/D
RF
XFORMER
14 14
RF
XFORMER
A/D 1
DAC
OUT
RF
TRANSFORMER
DAC5686
16−BIT D/A & DUC
32
A/D 2
CH 3
RF IN
LTC2255 #3
14−BIT A/D
14
RF
XFORMER
A/D 3
CH 4
RF IN
LTC2255 #4
14−BIT A/D
14
RF
XFORMER
A/D 4
64
DAC
To All Section
EXT
CLK
TIMING BUS
GENERATOR B
Virtex−4 XC4VSX55 or XC4VLX100 FPGA
64
Virtex−4 XC4VFX60 or
XC4VFX100 FPGA
LOCAL
BUS 32 32 32 HI−SPEED
BUSES
PCI 2.2
INTERFACE
Figure 1−1: Model 7642 Block Diagram

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1.5 Principle of Operation
The Model 7642 is a complete software radio transceiver suitable for direct connection
to HF or IF ports of a communications system. Using the popular PCI board format, it
includes four A/D and one D/A converters.
The 7642 features a Xilinx® Virtex−4 XC4VSX55 FPGA (XC4VLX100 with ption 110)
and a Xilinx Virtex−4 XC4VFX60 FPGA (XC4VFX100 with ption 100). The XC4VSX55
(or XC4VLX100) FPGA, identified as the “Signal FPGA” in this manual, can be pre−
configured with one of a variety of optional IP cores to provide signal translation, pro−
cessing, and time delay functions. In addition to pre−configured functions, user−cre−
ated FPGA programming is supported by Pentek's GateFlow® Designer's Kit, Model
4953 ption 142. The XC4VFX60 (or XC4VFX100) FPGA, identified as the “PCI FPGA”
in this manual, provides board interfaces including PCI. PCI FPGA I/ connections
are provided through the optional PMC P4 connector ( ption 104).
The 7642 includes a large 768−MByte block of DDR2 SDRAM. This memory is con−
trolled by the Signal FPGA and is organized as three 256−MByte banks, 32 Mbyte deep
by 32 bits wide. Separate banks (separate address and data per bank) allow simulta−
neous access to all banks. This memory can be used as buffer memory when transfer−
ring data between board resource or to off−board resources.
Four A/D converters provide input to a Signal FPGA, where the data can be formatted,
processed or routed to board resources.
The D/A converter includes both interpolation filters and an upconverter stage capable
of producing baseband I & Q and quadrature modulation analog output.
The 7642 includes dual onboard crystal oscillators for clocking, but can also accept
external clocks through a front panel MMCX connector. The 7642 is equipped with a
dual LVDS front panel clock and sync bus that can synchronize up to eight modules
with built−in master/termination functions. The bus format is compatible with other
Pentek PMC modules and will work with the Model 9190 Clock and Sync Distribution
Amplifier for synchronizing up to 80 modules.

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1.6 Specifications
Signal Processing
Refer to the Model 7142 perating Manual, Pentek document #800.71420
PMC to PCI Adapter
Device: Technobox™ Model 5012
PCI Bridge: Intel 31154
PCI Bus Interface: 32 or 64 bit, PCI 33/66 MHz, PCI−X 33/66/100/133 MHz
PMC Interface: 32/64 bit, 33/66/100 MHz
Estimated Power Consumption
PCI Adapter
With no PMC: (TBD)
7142 PMC:
Current Draw: +3.3V +5V +12V −12V
1.35A 2.5A 0.2A * NC
* 12V only connected to voltage test circuit
PMC Power: 16.95 Watts
Note: Power estimated with FPGA base circuitry. Power consumption increases
when custom user FPGA designs are added. Different aspects of the FPGA
design contribute to power consumption such as clock speed, number of logic
slices used, number of DSP multipliers used, and amount of block RAM used.
Physical
Dimensions: Standard PCI card
Depth: 149.0 mm (5.87 in)
Height: 76.2 mm (3.0 in)
Weight:
PCI Adapter (TBD)
7150 PMC 127.6 grams (4.5 oz)

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Chapter 2: Installation and Connections
2.1 Inspection
After unpacking, inspect the unit carefully for possible damage to connectors or com−
ponents. If any damage is discovered, contact Pentek immediately at (201) 818−5900.
Please save the shipping container and packing material in case reshipment is required.
The following figure illustrates the complete Model 7642 assembly as shipped, with the
7142 PMC module mounted onto the PMC to PCI adapter.
PMC to PCI
dapter
PCI Bus Connectors
PCI
Slot
Panel
7142 PMC Module
Power
Connector
96−pin DIN
Connector
Dip
Switches
Figure 2−1: Model 7642 ssembly

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2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings
The following subsections cover user operating parameters that are set by shorting
jumpers or dip switches on the Model 7642.
The term jumper (or jumper block) refers to a group of two or more pins on a circuit
board that may be connected in pairs by a shorting jumper to set or change an operat−
ing characteristic of the board. A pair of pins connected in this manner are referred to
as installed, or shorted. A pair of pins that are not connected are called removed, or
open. The shorting jumpers used on the Model 7642 are for 0.020" (0.51 mm) square
pins spaced on 0.079" (2.00 mm) centers. These jumpers are DuPont™ part number
86730−001, or equivalent. Pentek’s part number for these jumpers is 356.00010.
As shipped from the factory, several jumpers are installed in default positions on your
board. The default operating parameters they select may or may not meet your
requirements. Before installing your Model 7642, please review the following subsec−
tions to determine whether you need to change any of these settings.
The Model 7642 assembly consists of two modules, a Pentek 7142 PMC module and a
PMC to PCI adapter board (Technobox™ Model 5012). See Section 2.2.4 for description
of the jumper settings on the 3674 PCI adapter board.
As shipped, the 7142 PMC module is mounted onto the PCI adapter. Note that all
jumpers on the PMC are located on the component side of the PMC, and are not acces−
sible in this shipped configuration. See Section 2.2.3 for the jumper settings for the 7142
PMC. If you need to access this jumper on the 7142 PMC, you must first remove the
PMC module from the PCI adapter board, as described in Section 2.2.1.
Note
The user should not change jumpers or switches not described in this
chapter—those are reserved for factory test and setup purposes only.

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2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings (continued)
2.2.1 Removing PMC Module from PCI Adapter
1) From the solder side of the Model 7642 assembly (side opposite the PMC),
unscrew the four pan−head Phillips mounting screws from the 7142 PMC
module (see illustration below).
2) GENTLY, pull on the PMC card to disengage the card’s connectors from
the PCI adapter’s PMC connectors. Slide the 7142 PMC front panel out of
the opening from behind the PCI adapter panel.
C UTION
Perform all steps at a static−controlled work workstation.
PMC to PCI
dapter
(solder side)
Standoff
Screws
7142 PMC
Module
Figure 2−2: Removing PMC Module from PMC dapter

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2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings (continued)
2.2.2 Replacing PMC Module onto PCI Adapter
After jumper changes, re−install the PMC onto the PCI adapter as follows.
See Figure 2−3 on page 12 for illustration of the PCI adapter PCB.
1) Position the 7142 PMC front panel into the opening from behind the PCI
adapter slot panel (see Figure 2−7). Align the PMC module so that the
PMC key hole on the PMC card is aligned over the PMC key on the PCI
adapter (see illustration below).
NOTE: For proper operation of the Model 7642, the PMC key must be in
the 3.3V position, as illustrated below.
2) GENTLY but firmly, press down on the areas of the PMC opposite the
connectors to fully seat the card’s connectors into the adapter. The four
connectors on the PMC should connect smoothly with the corresponding
PMC connectors on the adapter.
3) From the solder side of the PCI adapter, secure the PMC to the PCI
adapter by screwing the four pan−head Phillips mounting screws (those
removed in Section 2.2.1 above) through the PCI adapter into the PMC
(see illustration above and Figure 2−2 on prior page).
PMC
Standoff
Hole
PMC
Standoff
Hole
PCI dapter
PMC key
PMC connectors
Figure 2−3: PCI dapter PMC Connections

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2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings (continued)
2.2.3 7142 PMC Module Jumpers
An assembly drawing of the component side of the 7142 PCB is provided
below, showing the jumpers and PMC connectors on the board.
Jumper blocks JB1 and JB2, located on the component side of the 7142 PCB
(see Figure 2−4 above), are for factory use only and should not be changed
by the user.
Table 2−1: Factory Default Jumpers
Jumper Pins 1−2 Pins 3−4 Default Function
JB1 Removed * Removed * Factory Use only
JB2 Removed * Installed * Factory Use only
* Factory Default Setting
NOTE: JB2 is present only on boards identified as Rev C or greater.
Note
DO NOT change these Factory Default jumper settings!
Front
Panel
320.7 1420 REV C
Figure 2−4: Model 7142 PCB ssembly Drawing, Component Side
PMC
Connectors
Jumper JB1
Jumper JB2
PCB
Revision

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2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings (continued)
2.2.4 PMC to PCI Adapter Switches
The PMC to PCI Adapter has two 8−position DIP switches that the user can
set, as described in the following subsections. These are located next to the
DIN connector on the right side of the board, as shown in Figure 2−5 below,
and are described in the following subsections.
Note that you can access these DIP switches while the PMC module is
attached to the PCI adapter.
Figure 2−5: PMC to PCI dapter, Component Side
ON
12345678
ON
12345678
PMC Card
Connectors
DIP Switches
96−pin DIN
Connector

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2.2 Jumper and Switch Settings (continued)
2.2.4 PMC to PCI Adapter Switches (continued)
Two 8−position DIP switches, S1 and S2, located at the back end of the PCB
(see Figure 2−5 on prior page), configure certain features of the adapter in
accordance with the following table. To set any of the switch positions to
N push the slider toward the ON printed on the body of the switch.
Table 2−2: PCI dapter Switch Settings
Switch Factory
Default “ON” function “OFF” function Description
S1−1 OFF 31154 pin G2 tied to GND 31154 pin G2 tied to Pullup
Re i tor
Control 31154 CLOCK output .
Alway et to OFF.
S1−2 OFF 31154 pin E2 tied to GND 31154 pin E2 tied to Pullup
Re i tor
Control 31154 CLOCK output .
Alway et to OFF.
S1−3 OFF 31154 pin D1 tied to GND 31154 pin D1 tied to Pullup
Re i tor
Control 31154 CLOCK output .
Alway et to OFF.
S1−4 OFF 31154 pin C6 tied to GND 31154 pin C6 tied to Pullup
Re i tor
Control 31154 CLOCK output .
Alway et to OFF.
S1−5 ON 31154 pin Y22 tied to GND.
64−bit tatu HIGH (1).
31154 pin Y22 tied to Pullup
Re i tor. 64−bit tatu LOW (0).
Enable 64−bit tatu in PCI−X
config reg. Ha no bridge function.
See 31154 data heet
S1−6 OFF 31154 pin AA18 tied to GND.
Di able opaque mode
31154 pin AA18 tied to Pullup
Re i tor. Enable opaque mode
Control “opaque” function. See
31154 data heet.
S1−7 OFF 31154 pin V3 tied to GND.
Allow max 133 MHz.
31154 pin V3 tied to Pullup
Re i tor. Allow max 100 MHz.
Control “SMAX 100” for econdary
PCI frequency.
S1−8 ON 31154 pin AC22 tied to GND.
Enable device 16−21
31154 pin AC22 tied to Pullup
Re i tor. Di able device 16−21
Control IDSELMASK function. See
31154 data heet
S2−1 OFF Tie econdary M66EN to
GND (i.e., force 33MHz)
Secondary M66EN i not tied to
GND. (i.e., allow 66 MHz)
Force operation at 33 MHz on the
econdary interface.
S2−2 OFF
Secondary PCI bu “X” mode
di abled (PCIXCAP tied to
GND)
Secondary PCI bu “X” mode
enabled (PCIXCAP not tied to
GND)
Enable /Di able econdary ide
“PCI−X” operation.
S2−3 OFF Secondary PCI bu “X” mode
forced to 66 MHz.
Secondary PCI bu can operate
at 133 MHz.
When “ON”, a 10K ohm re i tor to
GND i placed on the econdary
PCIXCAP ignal.
S2−4 OFF NOT USED NOT USED Unconnected Switch
S2−5 OFF Tie Primary M66EN to GND
(i.e., force 33MHz)
Primary M66ENA i not tied to
GND (i.e., allow 66 MHz)
Forced operation at 33 MHz on the
primary PCI bu
S2−6 OFF
Primary PCI bu “X” mode
di abled (PCIXCAP tied to
GND)
Primary PCI bu “X” mode
enabled (PCIXCAP not tied to
GND)
Enable /Di able primary ide “PCI−
X” operation.
S2−7 OFF Primary PCI bu “X” mode
forced to 66 MHz.
Primary PCI bu can operate at
133 MHz.
When “ON”, a 10K ohm re i tor to
GND i placed on the primary
PCIXCAP ignal.
S2−8 OFF NOT USED NOT USED Unconnected Switch

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2.3 Installing the Pentek JTAG PC Assembly
If you need to use JTAG connections to the Model 7642 (e.g., to download code to the
configuration EEPR Ms or to the PowerPC core), a special JTAG connector PC assem−
bly, Pentek part # 004.71402, must be mounted onto the 7142 PMC board. This unit
may be mounted onto the 7142 while the PMC module is attached to the PCI adapter.
An assembly drawing of the Model 7642 is provided below, showing the JTAG PC
assembly mounting orientation.
To mount the JTAG PC assembly onto the 7642:
1) First remove the two flat−head mounting screws that secure the Model 7642 PCB to
the PCI adapter standoffs.
2) Plug the JTAG PC assembly into the connector J1 on the 7642 (see figure above), and
secure to the 7642 and PCI adapter using the two captive screws on the JTAG board.
The JTAG J2 and J3 connectors are described on the next page.
Captive Screws
7142 PMC
Module
JT G J2
Connector
JT G J3
Connector
JT G PCB J1
Connector
JT G PCB
Figure 2−6: Model 7642 − JT G PC ssembly Mounting

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2.3 Installing the Pentek JTAG PC Assembly (continued)
The following subsections describe the JTAG connectors on the 004.71402 PC assembly.
Refer to Figure 2−6 for the location of these connectors on the JTAG PC assembly.
2.3.1 JTAG J2 Connector
The JTAG J2 In−Circuit Program Chain (ISP) connector provides a connec−
tion to download programs and to perform boundary−scan tests on 7642
PCB devices. This connector is reserved for Pentek factory use only. The
pinout for this 14−pin header is given in the following table.
2.3.2 JTAG J3 Connector
The JTAG J3 connector provides a connection to download programs and to
control the execution of those programs on the PowerPC core in the FPGA.
This connector is reserved for Pentek factory use only. The pinout for this
16−pin header is given in the following table.
Table 2−3: JT G J2 Connector
Signal Pin Number Pin Number Signal
TMS 1 2 No Connection
TDI 3 4 GND
+3.3 V 5 6 No Connection
TDO 7 8 GND
TCK_RET 9 10 No Connection
TCK 11 12 GND
No Connection 13 14 No Connection
Table 2−4: JT G J3 Connector
Signal Pin Number Pin Number Signal
PPC_TDO 1 2 No Connection
PPC_TDI 3 4 PPC_TRST_N
No Connection 5 6 + 3.3 V
PPC_TCK 7 8 No Connection
PPC_TMS 9 10 No Connection
PPC_HALT_N 11 12 No Connection
No Connection 13 14 No Connection
No Connection 15 16 GND
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2.4 Installing the Model 7642 in a Personal Computer
Pentek's Model 7642 is designed to operate in personal computers that support the Intel
PCI Bus standard. This card cannot be used in computers equipped with the VESA
local bus, nor in those machines that provide only ISA or EISA expansion slots.
Refer to Figure 2−1 on page 9 for illustration of the complete Model 7642 assembly.
1) rient the personal computer on your static−controlled work surface such that the
rear panel faces you.
2) Remove the cover from the computer, to gain access to the PC's motherboard and its
local bus connectors.
3) PCI Bus connectors are usually white in color (as opposed to ISA bus connectors
which are usually black, and VESA connectors which are usually brown), and are
about 3½" long. Select a vacant PCI connector in which to install the Pentek 7642
assembly, and remove the blank expansion slot cover plate on the computer's rear
panel located immediately to the RIGHT of the selected connector (this also differs
from ISA expansion cards, where the rear panel is mounted to the left of the card).
4) Before touching the Model 7642 assembly, touch the case of your computer's power
supply, to discharge any static electrical charge that may have accumulated on you.
Then, remove the 7642 assembly from its anti−static packaging, and install the card's
connecting edge into the selected PCI expansion socket. (See Figure 2−7 on the next
page.)
Be certain that the card edge is properly aligned with the PCI connector. Gentle
downward pressure should be sufficient to fully seat the card edge in the connector.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ORCE THE CARD INTO THE SLOT! If excessive force
is necessary, then the card is probably misaligned. Damage to either the PC
motherboard or the 7642 will be the most likely result of attempts at forced
installations.
5) After the assembly is fully and properly seated in the PCI connector, secure the card's
rear panel to the computer's chassis.
6) The Model 7642 board has a 4−pin power connector to supply the majority of power
to the components. This is a standard disk drive power connector used in PCs. Plug
a spare power connector from your PC’s power supply into this PCB connector.
C UTION
Perform this installation at a static−controlled work workstation.
Disconnect all power from the PC before attempting to install this board.

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2.4 Installing the Model 7642 in a Personal Computer (continued)
7) The cover may now be replaced and power may be reconnected.
This completes the installation procedure.
Note that the Model 7642 provides a 96−pin DIN connector at the edge of the PCB. The
‘A’ and ‘C’ rows of this connector are routed to PCI FPGA spare pins on the board.
This is used with Model 7642 ption 104, described in Section 2.5.3 on the following
pages.
PC
Motherboard
7142 PMC Module
PMC to PCI dapter
96−pin DIN
Connector
Power
Connector
Figure 2−7: Model 7642 Mounted in PCI Slot

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Rev.: B
2.5 PCI Adapter Connectors
The following subsections describe the power and signal connectors on the PCI
adapter. Refer to Figure 2−5 for the location of these connectors on the adapter PCB.
2.5.1 Power Connector
The PCI adapter uses a 4−pin power
connector, illustrated at the right, to
supply the majority of power to the
PMC modules. This is a standard
disk drive power connector used in
PCs. (Molex 8981 Series Disk Drive
Connector Socket, Molex Model 15−
24−444.)
2.5.2 JTAG Connector
JP8, located next to the DIN connector on the right side of the board, is used
to connect the PCI bus “JTAG” signals to the PMC card. Normally, the
jumpers are not installed, so a JTAG connection to the PMC is not made. For
establishing a JTAG connection between the PCI edge fingers and the PMC
card, jumpers (not supplied) must be installed by the user. The pinout for
this 12−pin header is given in the following table.
Table 2−5: JT G JP8 Connector
Signal Pin Number Pin Number Signal
PCI TDI (PCI
finger pin A4) 12
PMC TDI (PMC
pin JN2−5)
PCI TDO (PCI
finger pin B4) 34
PMC TDO (PMC
pin JN2−4)
PCI TCK (PCI
finger B2) 56
PMC TCK (PMC
pin JN1−1)
PCI TMS (PCI
finger A3) 78
PMC TMS (PMC
pin JN2−3)
PCI TRST (PCI
finger A1) 910
PMC TRST
(PMC pin JN2−2)
Ground 11 12 Ground
Pin 4
+5VDC
(red)
Pin 3
GND
(black)
Pin 2
GND
(black)
Pin 1
+12VDC
(yellow)
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