{{indexmenu_n>110}} ======= NMS-Q7-EVM V1.1 ds-en ======= {{ ..:nms-evm-q7-base-v1.1.jpg?nolink&480 }} ====== Introduction ====== All connections with the external world come through this motherboard, which provide also the required voltage to modules, deriving it from its power supply source. This board implement the routing of the interface signals Qseven module to external standard connectors. ===== Technical Specifications ===== {{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto&colwidth="157px,590px"}} ^ Video Interfaces | HDMI interface | ^ Video Resolutions | HDMI resolution up to 4k@60Hz | ^ Mass Storage | 1 x S-ATA channel (M.2 connector) | ^ USB | - 3 x USB 3.0\\ - 1 x USB 2.0\\ - 1 x mini USB (USB to UART console) | ^ Networking | - Gigabit Ethernet interface (from Q7 SOM Ethernet PHY)\\ - Gigabit Ethernet interface (from onboard Intel WGI210ITSLJX PCIe Gigabit Ethernet PHY) | ^ Audio | - Audio 3.5 mm jack (Line in\Mic in)\\ - Audio 3.5 mm jack (Line out\Headphones) | ^ PCI Express | 2 x PCI-e 1x:\\ - one routed to M.2 Connector\\ - one routed to Intel WGI210ITSLJX PCIe Gigabit Ethernet PHY | ^ Serial Ports | 1 x Serial port (RS-232/RS-485/RS-422)\\ 1 x Debug console (UART to USB) | ^ Other Interfaces | - 1 x CAN interface\\ - 2 x I2C interface\\ - 1 x SPI interface\\ - 1 x LPC interface (8 GPIO) | ^ Power supply voltage | +12 VDC | ^ Power consumption | **TBD** | ^ Operating temperature | -40°C...+85°C | ^ Dimensions: | 147 x 101.60 mm |
Main technical specifications
===== Electrical Specifications ===== For correct operation this board need external +12VDC power supply. Input Voltage: 12V. All remaining voltages needed for board’s working are generated internally from +12VDC power rail. ===== Block Diagram =====
{{drawio>BlockDiagram_Q7Base.drawio}} Q7Base block diagram
===== Power tree =====
{{drawio>power_q7base.drawio}} Q7Base power tree
===== Mechanical Specifications ===== Board dimensions are: 147 x 101.60 mm. Printed circuit of the board is made of 6 layers, some of them are ground planes, for disturbance rejection.
{{ ..:v1.1_en:mech_board.PNG }} Q7Base mechanical dimensions
====== Connectors ====== ===== Introduction ===== Over current protection, power supply filtering and ESD protection is provided. ==== Connector Locations ==== === Top View ===
{{ ..:v1.1_en:conn_top_q7base.PNG }} Q7Base top components view
=== Bottom View ===
{{ ..:v1.1_en:conn_bot_q7base.PNG }} Q7Base bot components view
===== Connectors description ===== ==== Power in connector ==== {{tablelayout?colwidth=",69px,340px"}} ^ Function | Power || {{..:v1.1_en:X5_Power.PNG}} | ^ Location | X5 || ::: | ^ P/N | 0039281043 [[https://ru.mouser.com/manufacturer/molex/|Molex]] || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 3 | 12VIN | ::: | | ::: | 4 | 12VIN | ::: |
Power connector
==== Qseven® Connector ==== {{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}} ^ Function | Qseven Gen 2.0 Connector || ^ Location | X4 || ^ P/N | AS0B326-S78N-7F MFG FOXCONN || ^ Pinout | see the table below ||
Qseven connector
^ Pins ^ Name\\ \\ (Bottom side row) ^ Signal\\ group ^ Type ^ Comments ^ Pins ^ Name\\ \\ (Top side row) ^ Signal\\ group ^ Type ^ Comments ^ | 1 | GND | | PWR | | 2 | GND | | PWR | | | 3 | GBE_MDI3- | GBE | IO | | 4 | GBE_MDI2- | GBE | IO | | | 5 | GBE_MDI3+ | GBE | IO | | 6 | GBE_MDI2+ | GBE | IO | | | 7 | GBE_LINK100# | GBE | I | NC | 8 | GBE_LINK1000# | GBE | I | NC | | 9 | GBE_MDI1- | GBE | IO | | 10 | GBE_MDI0- | GBE | IO | | | 11 | GBE_MDI1+ | GBE | IO | | 12 | GBE_MDI0+ | GBE | IO | | | 13 | GBE_LINK# | GBE | I | | 14 | GBE_ACT# | GBE | I | | | 15 | GBE_CTREF | GBE | I | NC | 16 | SUS_S5# | PWR_MGMT | I | NC | | 17 | WAKE# | PWR_MGMT | O | PU | 18 | SUS_S3# | PWR_MGMT | I | NC | | 19 | GPO0(SUS_STAT#) | PWR_MGMT | I | | 20 | PWRBTN# | PWR_MGMT | O | PU | | 21 | SLP_BTN#/GPII1 | PWR_MGMT | O | PU | 22 | LID_BTN#/GPII0 | PWR_MGMT | O | PU | | 23 | GND | | PWR | | 24 | GND | | PWR | | | | KEY | | | | | KEY | | | | | 25 | GND | | PWR | | 26 | PWGIN | PWR_MGMT | O | PD | | 27 | BATLOW#/GPII2 | PWR_MGMT | O | PU | 28 | RSTBTN# | PWR_MGMT | O | PU | | 29 | SATA0_TX+ | SATA | I | | 30 | SATA1_TX+ | SATA | I | NC | | 31 | SATA0_TX- | SATA | I | | 32 | SATA1_TX- | SATA | I | NC | | 33 | SATA_ACT# | SATA | I | NC | 34 | GND | | PWR | | | 35 | SATA0_RX+ | SATA | O | | 36 | SATA1_RX+ | SATA | O | NC | | 37 | SATA0_RX- | SATA | O | | 38 | SATA1_RX- | SATA | O | NC | | 39 | GND | | PWR | | 40 | GND | | PWR | | | 41 | BIOS_DIS#/BOOT_ALT# | BOOT | O | PU | 42 | SDIO_CLK# | SDIO | I | | | 43 | SDIO_CD# | SDIO | IO | | 44 | reserved (SDIO_LED) | | | | | 45 | SDIO_CMD | SDIO | IO | | 46 | SDIO_WP | SDIO | IO | PD | | 47 | SDIO_PWR# | SDIO | I | NC | 48 | SDIO_DAT1 | SDIO | IO | | | 49 | SDIO_DAT0 | SDIO | IO | | 50 | SDIO_DAT3 | SDIO | IO | | | 51 | SDIO_DAT2 | SDIO | IO | | 52 | reserved (SDIO_DAT5) | | | | | 53 | reserved (SDIO_DAT4) | | | | 54 | reserved (SDIO_DAT7) | | | | | 55 | reserved (SDIO_DAT6) | | | | 56 | USB_OTG_PEN (RSVD) | USB | I | NC | | 57 | GND | | PWR | | 58 | GND | | PWR | | | 59 | HDA_SYNC/I2S_WS | AUDIO | I | | 60 | SMB_CLK/GP1_I2C_CLK | MISC | IO | | | 61 | HDA_RST#/I2S_RST# | AUDIO | I | | 62 | SMB_DAT/GP1_I2C_DAT | MISC | IO | | | 63 | HDA_BITCLK/I2S_CLK | AUDIO | I | | 64 | SMB_ALERT# | MISC | IO | | | 65 | HDA_SDI/I2S_SDI | AUDIO | O | | 66 | GP0_I2C_CLK (I2C_CLK) | MISC | IO | | | 67 | HDA_SDO/I2S_SDO | AUDIO | I | | 68 | GP0_I2C_DAT (I2C_DAT) | MISC | IO | | | 69 | THRM# | MISC | O | PU | 70 | WDTRIG# | MISC | O | PU | | 71 | THRMTRIP# | MISC | I | | 72 | WDOUT | MISC | I | | | 73 | GND | | PWR | | 74 | GND | | PWR | | | 75 | USB_P7-/USB_SSTX0- | USB | IO | | 76 | USB_P6-/USB_SSRX0- | USB | IO | | | 77 | USB_P7+/USB_SSTX0+ | USB | IO | | 78 | USB_P6+/USB_SSRX0+ | USB | IO | | | 79 | USB_6_7_OC# | USB | O | | 80 | USB_4_5_OC# | USB | O | | | 81 | USB_P5-/USB_SSTX2- | USB | IO | | 82 | USB_P4-/USB_SSRX2- | USB | IO | | | 83 | USB_P5+/USB_SSTX2+ | USB | IO | | 84 | USB_P4+/USB_SSRX2+ | USB | IO | | | 85 | USB_2_3_OC# | USB | O | | 86 | USB_0_1_OC# | USB | O | | | 87 | USB_P3- | USB | IO | | 88 | USB_P2- | USB | IO | | | 89 | USB_P3+ | USB | IO | | 90 | USB_P2+ | USB | IO | | | 91 | USB_VBUS (USB_CC) | USB | O | PU | 92 | USB_ID | USB | O | PD | | 93 | USB_P1- | USB | IO | | 94 | USB_P0- | USB | IO | | | 95 | USB_P1+ | USB | IO | | 96 | USB_P0+ | USB | IO | | | 97 | GND | | PWR | | 98 | GND | | PWR | | | 99 | eDP0_TX0+/LVDS_A0+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | 100 | eDP1_TX0+/LVDS_B0+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 101 | eDP0_TX0-/LVDS_A0- | LVDS/eDP | I | | 102 | eDP1_TX0-/LVDS_B0- | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 103 | eDP0_TX1+/LVDS_A1+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | 104 | eDP1_TX1+/LVDS_B1+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 105 | eDP0_TX1-/LVDS_A1- | LVDS/eDP | I | | 106 | eDP1_TX1-/LVDS_B1- | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 107 | eDP0_TX2+/LVDS_A2+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | 108 | eDP1_TX2+/LVDS_B2+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 109 | eDP0_TX2-/LVDS_A2- | LVDS/eDP | I | | 110 | eDP1_TX2-/LVDS_B2- | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 111 | LVDS_PPEN | LVDS/eDP | I | | 112 | LVDS_BLEN | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 113 | eDP0_TX3+/LVDS_A3+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | 114 | eDP1_TX3+/LVDS_B3+ | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 115 | eDP0_TX3-/LVDS_A3- | LVDS/eDP | I | | 116 | eDP1_TX3-/LVDS_B3- | LVDS/eDP | I | | | 117 | GND | | PWR | | 118 | GND | | PWR | | | 119 | eDP0_AUX+/LVDS_A_CLK+ | LVDS | I | | 120 | eDP1_AUX+/LVDS_B_CLK+ | LVDS | IO | | | 121 | eDP0_AUX-/LVDS_A_CLK- | LVDS | I | | 122 | eDP1_AUX-/LVDS_B_CLK- | LVDS | IO | | | 123 | LVDS_BLT_CTRL/ GP_PWM_OUT0 | LVDS/eDP | I | | 124 | GP_1-Wire_Bus/ HDMI_CEC (RSVD) | HDMI/DP | IO | | | 125 | LVDS_DID_DAT/GP_I2C_DAT | LVDS | IO | | 126 | eDP0_HPD#/LVDS_BLC_DAT | LVDS | IO | | | 127 | LVDS_DID_CLK/GP_I2C_CLK | LVDS | IO | | 128 | eDP1_HPD#/LVDS_BLC_CLK | LVDS | IO | | | 129 | CAN0_TX | CAN | I | | 130 | CAN0_RX | CAN | O | | | 131 | DP_LANE3+/TMDS_CLK+ (SDVO_BCLK+) | HDMI/DP | I | | 132 | USB_SSTX1- (SDVO_INT+) | USB | I | | | 133 | DP_LANE3-/TMDS_CLK- (SDVO_BCLK-) | HDMI/DP | I | | 134 | USB_SSTX1+ (SDVO_INT-) | | I | | | 135 | GND | | PWR | | 136 | GND | | PWR | | | 137 | DP_LANE1+/TMDS_LANE1+ (SDVO_GREEN+) | HDMI/DP | I | | 138 | DP_AUX+ (SDVO_FLDSTALL+) | DP | IO | NC | | 139 | DP_LANE1-/TMDS_LANE1- (SDVO_GREEN-) | HDMI/DP | I | | 140 | DP_AUX- (SDVO_FLDSTALL-) | DP | IO | NC | | 141 | GND | | PWR | | 142 | GND | | PWR | | | 143 | DP_LANE2+/TMDS_LANE0+ (SDVO_BLUE+) | HDMI/DP | I | | 144 | USB_SSRX1- (SDVO_TVCLKIN+) | USB | O | | | 145 | DP_LANE2-/TMDS_LANE0- (SDVO_BLUE-) | HDMI/DP | I | | 146 | USB_SSRX1+ (SDVO_TVCLKIN-) | USB | O | | | 147 | GND | | PWR | | 148 | GND | | PWR | | | 149 | DP_LANE0+/TMDS_LANE2+ (SDVO_RED+) | HDMI/DP | I | | 150 | HDMI_CTRL_DAT (SDVO_CTRL_DAT) | HDMI/DP | IO | | | 151 | DP_LANE0-/TMDS_LANE2- (SDVO_RED-) | HDMI/DP | I | | 152 | HDMI_CTRL_CLK (SDVO_CTRL_CLK) | HDMI/DP | IO | | | 153 | HDMI_HPD# | HDMI/DP | O | PU | 154 | DP_HPD# | DP | O | NC | | 155 | PCIE_CLK_REF+ | PCI-E | I | | 156 | PCIE_WAKE# | PCI-E | O | | | 157 | PCIE_CLK_REF- | PCI-E | I | | 158 | PCIE_RST# | PCI-E | I | | | 159 | GND | | PWR | | 160 | GND | | PWR | | | 161 | PCIE3_TX+ | PCI-E | I | NC | 162 | PCIE3_RX+ | PCI-E | O | NC | | 163 | PCIE3_TX- | PCI-E | I | NC | 164 | PCIE3_RX- | PCI-E | O | NC | | 165 | GND | | PWR | | 166 | GND | | PWR | | | 167 | PCIE2_TX+ | PCI-E | I | NC | 168 | PCIE2_RX+ | PCI-E | O | NC | | 169 | PCIE2_TX- | PCI-E | I | NC | 170 | PCIE2_RX- | PCI-E | O | NC | | 171 | UART0_TX (EXCD0_PERST#) | UART | I | | 172 | UART0_RTS# (EXCD1_PERST#) | UART | I | | | 173 | PCIE1_TX+ | PCI-E | I | | 174 | PCIE1_RX+ | PCI-E | O | | | 175 | PCIE1_TX- | PCI-E | I | | 176 | PCIE1_RX- | PCI-E | O | | | 177 | UART0_RX (EXCD0_CPPE#) | UART | O | | 178 | UART0_CTS# (EXCD1_CPPE#) | UART | O | | | 179 | PCIE0_TX+ | PCI-E | I | | 180 | PCIE0_RX+ | PCI-E | O | | | 181 | PCIE0_TX- | PCI-E | I | | 182 | PCIE0_RX- | PCI-E | O | | | 183 | GND | | PWR | | 184 | GND | | PWR | | | 185 | LPC_AD0/GPIO0 | LPC | IO | | 186 | LPC_AD1/GPIO1 | LPC | IO | | | 187 | LPC_AD2/GPIO2 | LPC | IO | | 188 | LPC_AD3/GPIO3 | LPC | IO | | | 189 | LPC_CLK/GPIO4 | LPC | IO | | 190 | LPC_FRAME#/GPIO5 | LPC | IO | | | 191 | SERIRQ/GPIO6 | LPC | IO | | 192 | LPC_LDRQ#/GPIO7 | LPC | IO | | | 193 | VCC_RTC | | O | | 194 | SPKR/GP_PWM_OUT2 | | I | | | 195 | FAN_T_IN/GP_TIMER_IN | MISC | O | | 196 | FAN_OUT/GP_PWM_OUT1 | MISC | I | | | 197 | GND | | PWR | | 198 | GND | | PWR | | | 199 | SPI_MOSI | SPI | I | | 200 | SPI_CS0# | SPI | I | | | 201 | SPI_MISO | SPI | O | | 202 | SPI_CS1# | SPI | I | | | 203 | SPI_SCK | SPI | I | | 204 | MFG_NC4 | | O | | | 205 | VCC_5V_SB | | O | | 206 | VCC_5V_SB | | O | | | 207 | MFG_NC0 | MFG | O | | 208 | MFG_NC2 | MFG | O | | | 209 | MFG_NC1 | MFG | I | | 210 | MFG_NC3 | MFG | O | | | 211 | NC (VCC) | | | | 212 | NC (VCC) | | | | | 213 | NC (VCC) | | | | 214 | NC (VCC) | | | | | 215 | NC (VCC) | | | | 216 | NC (VCC) | | | | | 217 | NC (VCC) | | | | 218 | NC (VCC) | | | | | 219 | VCC | | O | | 220 | VCC | | O | | | 221 | VCC | | O | | 222 | VCC | | O | | | 223 | VCC | | O | | 224 | VCC | | O | | | 225 | VCC | | O | | 226 | VCC | | O | | | 227 | VCC | | O | | 228 | VCC | | O | | | 229 | VCC | | O | | 230 | VCC | | O | |
Qseven connector pinout
=== PCI Express interface signals === Q7_Base can offer externally four PCI Express lane, which are directly managed by external Q7-module.\\ PCI express Gen 3.0 (8Gbps) is supported.\\ Here following the signals involved in PCI express management: ^ Signal Name ^ Pin(s) ^ Direction ^ Voltage\\ standard ^ Description ^ Comments ^ | PCIE0_TX+ | 179 | in | | PCI Express lane #0, Transmitting Input Differential pair. | | | PCIE0_TX- | 181 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE0_RX+ | 180 | out | | PCI Express lane #0, Receiving Output Differential pair. | | | PCIE0_RX- | 182 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE1_TX+ | 173 | in | | PCI Express lane #1, Transmitting Input Differential pair. | | | PCIE1_TX- | 175 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE1_RX+ | 174 | out | | PCI Express lane #1, Receiving Output Differential pair. | | | PCIE1_RX- | 176 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE2_TX+ | 167 | in | | PCI Express lane #2, Transmitting Input Differential pair. | | | PCIE2_TX- | 169 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE2_RX+ | 168 | out | | PCI Express lane #2, Receiving Output Differential pair. | | | PCIE2_RX- | 170 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE3_TX+ | 161 | in | | PCI Express lane #3, Transmitting Input Differential pair. | | | PCIE3_TX- | 163 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE3_RX+ | 162 | out | | PCI Express lane #3, Receiving Output Differential pair. | | | PCIE3_RX- | 164 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE_CLK_REF+ | 155 | in | | PCI Express Reference Clock for Lanes 0 to 3, Differential Pair. | | | PCIE_CLK_REF- | 157 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | PCIE_WAKE# | 156 | out | 3V3 | Wake-up (output) signal to the system on external Q7-module. It is connected to the Ethernet Controller WGI210ITSLJX_ (U22.16) through 0 Ohm resistor (R70), for the possibility of disconnection. | | | PCIE_RST# | 158 | in | 3V3 | Input Reset Signal that is sent from external Q7-module to the Ethernet Controller (U22.17) and to the connector MDT420M02001 (X1.50). | |
Q7 PCIe signals
=== UART interface signals === Q7-Base offers one UART interface.\\ Here following the signals related to UART interface: ^ Signal Name ^ Pin(s) ^ Direction ^ Voltage\\ standard ^ Description ^ Comments ^ | UART0_TX | 171 | in | 3V3 | UART Interface, Serial data Transmit line. | | | UART0_RX | 177 | out | 3V3 | UART Interface, Serial data Receive line. | | | UART0_RTS# | 172 | in | 3V3 | UART Interface, Handshake signal, Request to Send line. | | | UART0_CTS# | 178 | out | 3V3 | UART Interface, Handshake signal, Clear to Send line. | |
Q7 Uart signals
=== Gigabit Ethernet signals === Here following the signals involved in PCI express management {{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}} ^ Signal Name ^ Pin(s) ^ Direction ^ Voltage\\ standard ^ Description ^ Comments ^ | GBE_MDI0+ | 12 | in/out | | Media Dependent Interface (MDI) I/O differential pair #0. The MDI can operate in 1000, 100, and 10Mbit/sec modes.\\ This signal pair is used for all modes. | | | GBE_MDI0- | 10 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | GBE_MDI1+ | 11 | in/out | | Media Dependent Interface (MDI) I/O differential pair #1. The MDI can operate in 1000, 100, and 10Mbit/sec modes.\\ This signal pair is used for all modes. | | | GBE_MDI1- | 9 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | GBE_MDI2+ | 6 | in/out | | Media Dependent Interface (MDI) I/O differential pair #2. The MDI can operate in 1000, 100, and 10Mbit/sec modes. This signal pair is only used for 1000Mbit/sec Gigabit Ethernet mode. | | | GBE_MDI2- | 4 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | GBE_MDI3+ | 5 | in/out | | Media Dependent Interface (MDI) I/O differential pair #3. The MDI can operate in 1000, 100, and 10Mbit/sec modes. This signal pair is only used for 1000Mbit/sec Gigabit Ethernet mode. | | | GBE_MDI3- | 3 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | GBE_ACT# | 14 | in | 3V3 | Ethernet controller activity indicator. | | | GBE_LINK# | 13 | in | 3V3 | Ethernet controller link indicator. | | | GBE_LINK100# | 7 | in | 3V3 | Ethernet controller 100Mbps link indicator. | Not used. | | GBE_LINK1000# | 8 | in | 3V3 | Ethernet controller 1Gbps link indicator. | Not used. | | GBE_CTREF | 15 | in | | Reference voltage for Ethernet channel 0 magnetics center tap. | |
Q7 ethernet signals
=== SATA signals === There are two SATA interface on Q7_Base, but it is available only one.\\ Here following the signals related to SATA interface: ^ Signal Name ^ Pin(s) ^ Direction ^ Voltage\\ standard ^ Description ^ Comments ^ | SATA0_TX+ | 29 | in | | Serial ATA Channel #0 Transmit differential pair. | | | SATA0_TX- | 31 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | SATA0_RX+ | 35 | out | | Serial ATA Channel #0 Receive differential pair. | | | SATA0_RX- | 37 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | SATA_ACT# | 33 | in | 3V3 | Serial ATA Activity Led. | Not used. | | SATA1_TX+ | 30 | in | | Serial ATA channel 1, Receive Input differential pair. | Not used. | | SATA1_TX- | 32 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: | | SATA1_RX+ | 36 | out | | Serial ATA channel 1, Transmit Output differential pair. | Not used. | | SATA1_RX- | 38 | ::: | ::: | ::: | ::: |
Q7 SATA signals
=== SDI/O interface signals === SDI/O port #1 can work in 1-bit and 4-bit. Signals involved with SDI/O interface are the following: |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard** |**Description** |**Comments** | |SDIO_CD# |43 |in/out |3V3 |Card Detect Output which signals that a SDIO Card is present. | | |SDIO_CLK |42 |in |3V3 |Clock Line. | | |SDIO_CMD |45 |in/out |3V3 |Command/Response line. Signal used to send command from Host (Q7 module) to the connected card (Q7_Base), and to send the response from the card to the Host.| | |SDIO_LED |44 |in |3V3 |LED input signal. |Not used. | |SDIO_WP |46 |in/out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-down|Write Protect bidirectional signal. | | |SDIO_PWR# |47 |in |3V3 |SD power enable (It is used to drive an LED when there are transfers on SD Bus). |Not used. | |SDIO_DAT[0÷7] |48-51 |in/out |3V3 |SDIO data bus. **SDIO_DAT0** signal is used for all communication modes. **SDIO_DAT[1÷3]** signals are required for 4-bit SDIO communication modes. |**SDIO_DAT[4÷7]** not used.|
Q7 SDIO signals
=== USB interface signals === Here following the signals related to USB interfaces. ^ **Signal Name** ^ **Pin(s)** ^ **Direction** ^ **Voltage**\\ **standard** ^ **Description** ^ **Alternative** ^ **Alternative \\ Description** ^ **Comments** ^ | USB_P0+ | 96 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #0 differential pair. | | | | | USB_P0- | 94 | ::: | ::: | ::: | | | | | USB_P1+ | 95 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #1 differential pair. | | | | | USB_P1- | 93 | ::: | ::: | ::: | | | | | USB_P2+ | 90 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #2 differential pair. | | | | | USB_P2- | 88 | ::: | ::: | ::: | | | | | USB_P3+ | 89 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #3 differential pair. | | | | | USB_P3- | 87 | ::: | ::: | ::: | | | | | USB_P4+ | 84 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #4 differential pair. | USB_SSRX2+ | USB Super Speed Port #2 receive differential pair. | out | | USB_P4- | 82 | ::: | ::: | ::: | USB_SSRX2- | ::: | ::: | | USB_P5+ | 83 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #5 differential pair. | USB_SSTX2+ | USB Super Speed Port #2 transmit differential pair. | in | | USB_P5- | 81 | ::: | ::: | ::: | USB_SSTX2- | ::: | ::: | | USB_P6+ | 78 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #6 differential pair. | USB_SSRX0+ | USB Super Speed Port #0 receive differential pair. | out | | USB_P6- | 76 | ::: | ::: | ::: | USB_SSRX0- | ::: | ::: | | USB_P7+ | 77 | in/out | | Universal Serial Bus Port #7 differential pair. | USB_SSTX0+ | USB Super Speed Port #0 transmit differential pair. | in | | USB_P7- | 75 | ::: | ::: | ::: | USB_SSTX0- | ::: | ::: | | USB_SSRX1+ | 132 | out | | USB Super Speed Port #1 receive differential pair. | | | | | USB_SSRX1- | 134 | ::: | ::: | ::: | | | | | USB_SSTX1+ | 144 | in | | USB Super Speed Port #1 transmit differential pair. | | | | | USB_SSTX1- | 146 | ::: | ::: | ::: | | | | | USB_0_1_OC# | 86 | out | 3V3 | USB Over Current Detect Input. This pin used for overcurrent detection of USB Port#0 and #1. | | | | | USB_2_3_OC# | 85 | out | 3V3 | USB Over Current Detect Input. This pin has to be used for overcurrent detection of USB Ports #2 and/or #3. | | | | | USB_4_5_OC# | 80 | out | 3V3 | USB Over Current Detect Input. This pin used for overcurrent detection of USB Port #4 and/or #5. | | | | | USB_6_7_OC# | 79 | out | 3V3 | USB Over Current Detect Input. This pin used for overcurrent detection of USB Port #6 and/or #7. | | | | | USB_VBUS | 91 | out | 3V3 ? | USB Client mode Power Input. | | | It is possible to connect 5v | | USB_ID | 92 | out | 3V3\\ 10kΩ pull-down | USB ID Input. USB Port #1 has set to work in Host mode. | | | | | USB_OTG_PEN | 56 | In | 3V3 | USB Power enable pin for USB Port 1. | | | Not used. |
Q7 USB signals
=== CAN interface signals === Signals involved with CAN interface are the following: |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |CAN0_TX |129 |in |3V3 |CAN Transmit Input for CAN Bus Channel 0.| | |CAN0_RX |130 |out |3V3 |CAN Receive Output for CAN Bus Channel 0.| |
Q7 CAN signals
=== SPI interface signals === Signals involved with SPI management are the following: {{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}} | **Signal Name** | **Pin(s)** | **Direction** | **Voltage\\ standard** | **Description** | **Comments** | | SPI_MOSI | 199 | in | 3V3 | SPI Master Out Slave In, output from Q7 module to the SPI devices. | | | SPI_MISO | 201 | out | 3V3 | SPI Master In Slave Out, Input to Q7 module from SPI devices. | | | SPI_SCK | 203 | in | 3V3 | SPI Clock, Output to the SPI devices from Q7 module. | | | SPI_CS0# | 200 | in | 3V3 | SPI primary Chip select. | | | SPI_CS1# | 202 | in | 3V3 | SPI secondary Chip select. This signal used only in case there are two SPI devices connecting to Q7_Base,\\ and the first chip select signal (SPI_CS0#) has already been used. | |
Q7 SPI signals
=== LVDS Flat Panel signals === It is available two LVDS channels, each one consisting of 1 clock pair and four data pairs. It is possible to configure LVDS (in Q7 module) output so that it can be used as: One single channel, Two identical single channel outputs, Two independent single channel outputs. Here following the signals related to LVDS management: ^ Signal Name ^ Pin(s) ^ Direction ^ Voltage\\ standard ^ Description ^ Alternative ^ Alternative Description ^ Comments ^ | LVDS_A0+ | 99 | in | | LVDS Channel #0 differential data pair #0. | eDP0_TX0+ | eDP channel differential data pair #0. | | | LVDS_A0- | 101 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP0_TX0- | ::: | | | LVDS_A1+ | 103 | in | | LVDS Channel #0 differential data pair #1. | eDP0_TX1+ | eDP channel differential data pair #1. | | | LVDS_A1- | 105 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP0_TX1- | ::: | | | LVDS_A2+ | 107 | in | | LVDS Channel #0 differential data pair #2. | eDP0_TX2+ | eDP channel differential data pair #2. | | | LVDS_A2- | 109 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP0_TX2- | ::: | | | LVDS_A3+ | 113 | in | | LVDS Channel #0 differential data pair #3. | eDP0_TX3+ | eDP channel differential data pair #3. | | | LVDS_A3- | 115 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP0_TX3- | ::: | | | LVDS_A_CLK+ | 119 | in | | LVDS Channel #0 differential Clock. | eDP0_AUX+ | eDP channel differential auxiliary channel. | | | LVDS_A_CLK- | 121 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP0_AUX- | ::: | | | LVDS_B0+ | 100 | in | | LVDS Channel #1 differential data pair #0. | eDP1_TX0+ | eDP secondary channel differential pair 0. | | | LVDS_B0- | 102 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP1_TX0- | ::: | | | LVDS_B1+ | 104 | in | | LVDS Channel #1 differential data pair #1. | eDP1_TX1+ | eDP secondary channel differential pair 1. | | | LVDS_B1- | 106 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP1_TX1- | ::: | | | LVDS_B2+ | 108 | in | | LVDS Channel #1 differential data pair #2. | eDP1_TX2+ | eDP secondary channel differential pair 2. | | | LVDS_B2- | 110 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP1_TX2- | ::: | | | LVDS_B3+ | 114 | in | | LVDS Channel #1 differential data pair #3. | eDP1_TX3+ | eDP secondary channel differential pair 3. | | | LVDS_B3- | 116 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP1_TX3- | ::: | | | LVDS_B_CLK+ | 120 | in | | LVDS Channel #1 differential Clock. | eDP1_AUX+ | eDP secondary auxiliary channel. | | | LVDS_B_CLK- | 122 | ::: | ::: | ::: | eDP1_AUX- | ::: | | | LVDS_PPEN | 111 | in | 3V3 | Panel Power Enable signal. It can be used to turn On/Off the connected LVDS display. | | | | | LVDS_BLEN | 112 | in | 3V3 | Panel Backlight Enable signal. It can be used to turn On/Off the backlight’s lamps of connected LVDS display. | | | | | LVDS_BLT_CTRL/\\ GP_PWM_OUT0 | 123 | in | 3V3 | This signal can be used to adjust the panel backlight brightness in displays supporting Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) regulations. \\ When backlight brightness control via PWM is not required, this signal can be used as a General Purpose PWM output. | | | | | LVDS_BLC_DAT | 126 | in/out | 3V3 | I2C control data line for external Spread Spectrum Control Clock chip. | eDP0_HPD# | eDP primary Hotplug detection. | | | LVDS_BLC_CLK | 128 | in/out | 3V3 | I2C control clock line for external Spread Spectrum Control Clock chip. | eDP1_HPD# | eDP secondary Hotplug detection. | | | LVDS_DID_DAT | 125 | in/out | 3V3 | DisplayID DDC Data line for LVDS flat Panel detection. | | | | | LVDS_DID_CLK | 127 | in/out | 3V3 | DisplayID DDC Clock line for LVDS flat Panel detection. | | | |
Q7 LVDS signals
=== Audio interface signals === The signals related to Audio interface: |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |HDA_SYNC |59 |in |3V3 |Serial Bus Synchronization.| | |HDA_RST# |61 |in |3V3 |Codec Reset. | | |HDA_BCLK |63 |in |3V3 |Serial Bit Clock signal. | | |HDA_SDO |67 |in |3V3 |Serial Data Out signal. | | |HDA_SDI |65 |out |3V3 |Serial Data In signal. | |
Q7 Audio signals
=== HDMI interface signals/DP interface signals === By using HDMI interface along with two LVDS single channel interfaces, it is possible to drive up to 3 independent displays. Signals involved in HDMI management are the following: ^ Signal Name ^ Pin(s) ^ Direction ^ Voltage\\ standard ^ Description ^ Alternative ^ Alternative Description ^ Comments ^ | TMDS_CLK+ | 131 | in | | TMDS differential Clock. | DP_LANE3+ | Display Port differential pair #3. | | | TMDS_CLK- | 133 | in | DP_LANE3- | | | ::: | | | TMDS_TX0+ | 143 | in | | TMDS differential pair #0. | DP_LANE2+ | Display Port differential pair #2. | | | TMDS_TX0- | 145 | in | DP_LANE2- | | | ::: | | | TMDS_TX1+ | 137 | in | | TMDS differential pair #1. | DP_LANE1+ | Display Port differential pair #1. | | | TMDS_TX1- | 139 | in | DP_LANE1- | | | ::: | | | TMDS_TX2+ | 149 | in | | TMDS differential pair #2. | DP_LANE0+ | Display Port differential pair #0. | | | TMDS_TX2- | 151 | in | DP_LANE0- | | | ::: | | | HDMI_CTRL_DAT | 150 | in/out | 3V3 | DDC Data line for HDMI panel. | | | | | HDMI_CTRL_CLK | 152 | in/out | 3V3 | DDC Clock line for HDMI panel. | | | | | HDMI_HPD# | 153 | out | 3V3 | Hot Plug Detect Output signal. | | | | | HDMI_CEC | 124 | in/out | 3V3 | HDMI Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) Line. | | | | | | | | | | DP_AUX+ | Display Port auxiliary channel differential pair. | in/out pin 138 | | | | | | | DP_AUX- | ::: | in/out pin 140 | | | | | | | DP_HPD# | DisplayPort Hot Plug Detect output signal. | 3V3 level out pin 154 not used. |
Q7 HDMI signals
=== LPC/GPIO interface signals === The Low Pin Count (LPC) bus interface is a cost-efficient, low-speed interface designed to support low-speed legacy devices such as a Super I/O controller or a firmware hub device. There are 8 pins that can be used for implementation of Low Pin Count (LPC) Bus interface or as General Purpose I/Os (GPIO). When the Q7 module is programmed for LPC Interface, following signals will be available: |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments** | |LPC_AD[0÷3] |185-188 |in/out |3V3 |LPC data bus, bidirectional signal. |in/out signals GPIO0-GPIO3| |LPC_CLK |189 |in |3V3 |LPC Clock Input line. |in/out signal GPIO4 | |LPC_FRAME# |190 |in |3V3 |LPC Frame indicator. This signal is used to signal the start of a new cycle of transmission, or the termination of existing cycles due to abort or time-out condition.|in/out signal GPIO5 | |LPC_LDRQ# |192 |out |3V3 |LPC DMA request. This signal is used only by peripherals requiring DMA or bus mastering. |in/out signals GPIO7 | |SERIRQ |191 |in/out |3V3 |LPC Serialised IRQ request, bidirectional line. This signal is used only by peripherals requiring Interrupt support. |in/out signals GPIO6 |
Q7 LPC/GPIO signals
When the Q7 module is programmed for GPIOs, all previous signals are not available and corresponding pins on Qseven connector are General Purpose I/Os, bidirectional signals at +3.3V electrical level. === I2C interface signals === Signals involved with I2C interface are the following: |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |SMB_CLK |60 |in/out |3V3\\ \\ 4k7Ω pull-up |SM Bus control clock line for System Management.| | |SMB_DAT |62 |in/out |3V3\\ \\ 4k7Ω pull-up |SM Bus control data line for System Management. | | |SMB_ALERT# |64 |in/out |3V3\\ \\ 4k7Ω pull-up |SM Bus Alert line for System Management. | | |GP0_I2C_CLK |66 |in/out |3V3 |General purpose I2C Bus clock line. | | |GP0_I2C_DAT |68 |in/out |3V3 |General purpose I2C Bus data line. | |
Q7 I2C signals
=== Power Management signals === There is a set of signals that are used to manage the power rails and power states. The signals involved are: |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |PWGIN |26 |out |5V |Power Good. This signal signals that power supply section is ready and stable. | | |PWRBTN# |20 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-up |Power Button. This signal connected to a push-button SW1: a pulse to GND of this signal switch power supply On or Off.| | |RSTBTN# |28 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-up |Reset Button. This signal connected to a push-button SW2: a pulse to GND of this signal reset the Q7 module. | | |BATLOW# |27 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-up |Battery Low. |Not used. | |WAKE# |17 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-up |Wake Output. |Not used. | |SUS_STAT# |19 |in |3V3 |Suspend status. This input connected to X14. | | |SUS_S3# |18 |in |3V3 |S3 status input. |Not used. | |SUS_S5# |16 |in |3V3 |S5 State input: This signal indicates S4 or S5 (Soft Off) state. |Not used. | |SLP_BTN# |21 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-up |Sleep button. |Not used. | |LID_BTN# |22 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-up |LID button. |Not used. |
Q7 power signals
=== Fan Control Implementation === |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |FAN_T_IN |195 |out |3V3 |Fan tachometer input (can be used as General Purpose Timer Input).| | |FAN_OUT |196 |in |3V3 |Fan speed control (can be used as General Purpose PWM Output). | |
Q7 fan control
=== Thermal Management Signals === |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |THRM# |69 |out |3V3 |Thermal Alarm Input to indicate an over temperature situation (can be used to initiate thermal throttling). | | |THRMTRIP# |71 |in |3V3 |This signal used to communicate Q7_Base devices. Thermal Trip indicates an overheating condition of the processor.| |
Q7 thermal management signals
=== Miscellaneous signals === |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |WDTRIG# |70 |out |3V3 |Watchdog Trigger Signal. | | |WDOUT |72 |in |3V3 |Watchdog event indicator. | | |SPKR |194 |in |3V3 |Speaker output. | | |BIOS_DIS# |41 |out |3V3 |Module BIOS disable input signal.| |
Q7 miscellaneous signals
=== Manufacturing signals === This pins are reserved for manufacturing and debugging purposes. |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)**|**Direction**|**Voltage\\ standard** |**Description** |**Comments** | |MFG_NC0 |207 |out |3V3 |JTAG_TCK / specific control signal |May be used as **JTAG_TCK** signal for boundary scan purposes during production or as a vendor specific control signal. | |MFG_NC1 |209 |in |3V3 |JTAG_TDO / UART_TX |May be used as **JTAG_TDO** signal for boundary scan purposes during production. May also be used, via a multiplexer, as a **UART_TX** signal to connect a simple UART for firmware and boot loader implementations. | |MFG_NC2 |208 |out |3V3 |JTAG_TDI / UART_RX |May be used as** JTAG_TDI** signal for boundary scan purposes during production. May also be used, via a multiplexer, as a **UART_RX** signal to connect a simple UART for firmware and boot loader implementations. | |MFG_NC3 |210 |out |3V3 |JTAG_TMS / BOOT |May be used as **JTAG_TMS** signal for boundary scan purposes during production. May also be used, via a multiplexer, as vendor specific **BOOT **signal for firmware and boot loader implementations. | |MFG_NC4 |204 |out |3V3\\ \\ 10kΩ pull-down|JTAG-TRST / control signal for a multiplexer circuit|May be used as **JTAG_TRST#** signal for boundary scan purposes during production. May also be used as control signal for a multiplexer circuit on the module enabling secondary function for MFG_NC0..3 ( JTAG / UART ). Can use 10kΩ pull-up resistor.|
Q7 manufacturing signals
=== GND signals === ^ Pin(s) ^ Description ^ Comments ^ | 1, 2, 23, 24, 25,\\ 34, 39, 40, 57, 58,\\ 73, 74, 97, 98, 117,\\ 118, 135, 136, 141,\\ 142, 147, 148, 159,\\ 160, 165, 166, 183,\\ 184, 197, 198 | GND | Ground |
Q7 GND
=== Power signals === |**Signal Name**|**Pin(s)** |**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description** |**Comments**| |VCC |219-230 |5V |Power Supply +5V . | | |VCC_5V_SB |205,\\ \\ 206|5V |Standby Power Supply +5V. | | |VCC_RTC |193 |3V |+3V Real Time Clock (RTC) supply voltage (3V backup cell input. Used for RTC operation and storage register non-volatility in the absence of system power).| |
Q7 power
=== NC and reserved signals === |**Signal Name** |**Pin(s)**|**Voltage\\ standard**|**Description**|**Comments**| |reserved (SDIO_LED) |44 | |SDIO_LED | | |reserved (SDIO_DAT5)|52 | |SDIO_DAT[4…7] | | |reserved (SDIO_DAT4)|53 | | | | |reserved (SDIO_DAT7)|54 | | | | |reserved (SDIO_DAT6)|55 | | | | |NC (VCC) |211-218 | |These pins reserved for use in later Qseven® revisions to avoid backward compatibility issues in the future.| |
Q7 NC and reserved signals
==== SPI ==== The Q7_Base provides connection to the Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Bus via connector X13, SPI signals are connected to Q7 connector. The 10 pin socket can be used for connection for external interface - SPI EEPROM and Serial Flash devices. For example, you can a 3.3V serial flash in the socket to boot the system from external BIOS. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",70px,152px"}} ^ Function | SPI Connector || {{..:v1.1_en:x13_spi.png}} | ^ Location | X13 || ::: | ^ P/N | PLD-10 || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | SPI_MOSI | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 3 | SPI_MISO | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | SPI_SCK | ::: | | ::: | 6 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 7 | SPI_CS1 | ::: | | ::: | 8 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 9 | SPI_CS0 | ::: | | ::: | 10 | GND | ::: |
SPI Connector
==== I2C ==== Three I2C interfaces is available on Q7_Base: 2x I2C Q7_module to Q7_Base, 1x I2C MCU (STM8) Q7_Base control (see MCU).
{{drawio>I2C0_1_Q7Base.drawio}} I2C Q7Base
^ Function | I2C Connector || {{..:v1.1_en:x11_i2c.png}} | ^ Location | X11 || ::: | ^ P/N | PLD-10 || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | ^ ::: | 1 | I2C1_SMB_SCL | ::: | ^ ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 3 | I2C1_SMB_SDA | ::: | ^ ::: | 4 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 5 | SMB_ALERT# | ::: | ^ ::: | 6 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 7 | I2C0_SCL | ::: | ^ ::: | 8 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 9 | I2C0_SDA | ::: | ^ ::: | 10 | GND | ::: |
I2C Connector
==== LPC ==== To support LPC and GPIO devices, the LPC and GPIO signals are shared on the Q7_Base from Q7 module. The shared signals are connected to pin header X12. This header can be used for debugging or to connect devices such as Super I/O for evaluation. {{tablelayout?colwidth=""}} ^ Function | LPC/GPIO Connector | {{..:v1.1_en:x12_lpc.png}} | ^ Location | X12 | ::: | ^ P/N | PLD-10 | ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ^ | 1 | LPC_GPIOX8_LDRQ# | ^ | 2 | LPC_GPIOX8_AD1 | ^ | 3 | LPC_GPIOX8_AD3 | ^ | 4 | LPC_GPIOX8_AD0 | ^ | 5 | LPC_GPIOX8_FRAME# | ^ | 6 | GND | ^ | 7 | LPC_GPIOX8_AD2 | ^ | 8 | LPC_GPIOX8_CLK | ^ | 9 | LPC_GPIOX8_SERIRQ | ^ | 10 | GND |
LPC/GPIO Connector
==== HDMI ==== HDMI signals are shared on the Q7_Base devices (using connector X20) from Q7 module (X4). For high-speed electrostatic discharge (ESD) transient voltage suppression (TVS) is used High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) device TPD12S016 with auto-direction sensing I2C voltage level shift buffers, with integrated protection diodes, with current limited 5-V output HDMI power line and with reverse current blocking when the system is powered off.
{{drawio>HDMI_Q7Base.drawio}} HDMI Q7Base
{{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto&colwidth=",46px,159px,59px,176px,169px"}} ^ Function | HDMI Connector |||| ^ Location | X20 |||| ^ P/N | 10029449-111RLF Amphenol |||| ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description ^ Pin ^ Description ^ | ::: | 1 | DP_D0_P (D2+) | 11 | GND | | ::: | 2 | GND | 12 | DP_D3_N (CLK-) | | ::: | 3 | DP_D0_N (D2-) | 13 | CEC_B_X | | ::: | 4 | DP_D1_P (D1+) | 14 | NC | | ::: | 5 | GND | 15 | HDMI_SCL_X | | ::: | 6 | DP_D1_N (D1-) | 16 | HDMI_SDA_X | | ::: | 7 | DP_D2_P (D0+) | 17 | GND | | ::: | 8 | GND | 18 | 5V_HDMI_X | | ::: | 9 | DP_D2_N (D0-) | 19 | HPD_B_X | | ::: | 10 | DP_D3_P (CLK+) | | |
HDMI Connector
==== LVDS ==== This connector provides data and power connection between the Q7_Base and the Display. The Q7_Base supports two LVDS panels can be used at the same time.\\ The Q7_Base has two LVDS ports, A and B, which can either be used for one panel with up to 165 Mpixel/s or as two separate ports up to 85 Mpixel/s. In either configuration, the Qseven specification only provides one set of backlight and panel power enable signals as well as one brightness control signal for both of them. The panel can be enabled with he LVDS_PPEN signal and the backlight can be switched on with LVDS_BLEN. === One LVDS Panel === Connection one display to port A. LVDS_B signals are not used. === One LVDS Panel with a higher resolution === In this option connection LVDS_A and LVDS_B signals to the connector X19. === Two LVDS Panel === Connection two LVDS panels. Panel 1 – the primary one – is connected to port A with its corresponding panel power enable signal and the associated backlight enable signal. This connector provides data and power connection between the Q7_Base and the Display. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",90px"}} ^ Function | LVDS Connector |||| {{..:v1.1_en:X19_LVDS.PNG}} | ^ Location | X19 |||| ::: | ^ P/N | B34B-PHDSS_ JST Sales America Inc. |||| ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pins ^ Name ^ Pins ^ Name | ::: | ^ ::: | 1 | LVDS_DID_SCL | 18 | LVDS_BLT_CTRL | ::: | ^ ::: | 2 | LVDS_DID_SDA | 19 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 3 | 3V3 | 20 | LVDS_A_D3_N | ::: | ^ ::: | 4 | 3V3 | 21 | LVDS_B_D0_P | ::: | ^ ::: | 5 | LVDS_A_D0_N | 22 | LVDS_B_D0_N | ::: | ^ ::: | 6 | GND | 23 | LVDS_B_D1_N | ::: | ^ ::: | 7 | LVDS_PPEN | 24 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 8 | LVDS_A_D0_P | 25 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 9 | LVDS_A_D1_P | 26 | LVDS_B_D1_P | ::: | ^ ::: | 10 | LVDS_A_D1_N | 27 | LVDS_B_D2_P | ::: | ^ ::: | 11 | LVDS_A_D2_P | 28 | LVDS_B_D2_N | ::: | ^ ::: | 12 | LVDS_BLEN | 29 | LVDS_B_CLK_P | ::: | ^ ::: | 13 | eDP0_HPD | 30 | GND | ::: | ^ ::: | 14 | LVDS_A_D2_N | 31 | eDP1_HPD | ::: | ^ ::: | 15 | LVDS_A_CLK_P | 32 | LVDS_B_CLK_N | ::: | ^ ::: | 16 | LVDS_A_CLK_N | 33 | LVDS_B_D3_N | ::: | ^ ::: | 17 | LVDS_A_D3_P | 34 | LVDS_B_D3_P | ::: |
LVDS Connector
=== LVDS power and control === Connector X24 on Q7_Base is a 5-pin header designated for backlight voltage. Supply voltage for the backlight converter can be set to +12V or +5V. {{tablelayout?colwidth="99px,70px,132px,171px"}} ^ Function | LVDS Controls panel || | ^ Location | X24 || ::: | ^ P/N | B5B-PH-K-S_ || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 12VINT | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 3 | LVDS_BLEN | ::: | | ::: | 4 | LVDS_BLT_CTRL | ::: | | ::: | 5 | 5V | ::: |
LVDS Controls panel
Fuses F1 (12VINT) and F2 (5V) are additionally installed on the power circuit. ==== USB ==== Four USB interfaces is available on Q7_Base: 3xUSB 3.0, 1xUSB 2.0. USB port #0, #1, #2, along with the Superspeed USB port #0, #1, #2, are carried to a standard USB 3.0 Type A receptacle. USB port #3 are carried out to standard USB 2.0 Type A receptacles. Debug console (USB to UART bridge) are carried out to standard USB 2.0 Type B receptacles. For EMI/ESD protection and overcurrent protection, USB Switch, TVS and ESD Diodes are used on USB data and voltage lines. === USB Port 0 === {{tablelayout?colwidth="105px,48px,257px,225px"}} ^ Function | USB Port 0 Connector || | ^ Location | X15 || ::: | ^ P/N | 10132411-00021LF AMPHENOL || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 5V0_P0 (VBUS) | ::: | | ::: | 2 | USB0_X_N (D-) | ::: | | ::: | 3 | USB0_X_P (D+) | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | USB6_SSRX0_N (STDA_SSRX-) | ::: | | ::: | 6 | USB6_SSRX0_P (STDA_SSRX+) | ::: | | ::: | 7 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 8 | USB7_SSTX0_N (STDA_SSTX-) | ::: | | ::: | 9 | USB7_SSTX0_P (STDA_SSTX+) | ::: |
USB Port 0 Connector
=== USB Port 1 === {{tablelayout?colwidth="118px,67px,238px,143px"}} ^ Function | USB Port 1 Connector || | ^ Location | X16 || ::: | ^ P/N | 10132411-00021LF AMPHENOL || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 5V0_P1 (VBUS) | ::: | | ::: | 2 | USB2_X_N (D-) | ::: | | ::: | 3 | USB2_X_P (D+) | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | USB4_SSRX2_N (STDA_SSRX-) | ::: | | ::: | 6 | USB4_SSRX2_P (STDA_SSRX+) | ::: | | ::: | 7 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 8 | USB5_SSTX2_N (STDA_SSTX-) | ::: | | ::: | 9 | USB5_SSTX2_P (STDA_SSTX+) | ::: |
USB Port 1 Connector
=== USB Port 2 === {{tablelayout?colwidth=",75px,288px,195px"}} ^ Function | USB Port 2 Connector || | ^ Location | X17 || ::: | ^ P/N | 10132411-00021LF AMPHENOL || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 5V0_P2 (VBUS) | ::: | | ::: | 2 | USB1_X_N (D-) | ::: | | ::: | 3 | USB1_X_P (D+) | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | USB_SSRX1_N (STDA_SSRX-) | ::: | | ::: | 6 | USB_SSRX1_P (STDA_SSRX+) | ::: | | ::: | 7 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 8 | USB_SSTX1_N (STDA_SSTX-) | ::: | | ::: | 9 | USB_SSTX1_P (STDA_SSTX+) | ::: |
USB Port 2 Connector
=== USB Port 3 === USB Host 3 signals from the Q7 connector is connected to standard USB Type-A connector. {{tablelayout?colwidth="100px,71px,132px,155px"}} ^ Function | USB Port 3 Connector || | ^ Location | X18 || ::: | ^ P/N | 292303-1 TECONN || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 5V0_P3 (VCC) | ::: | | ::: | 2 | USB3_X_N (DM) | ::: | | ::: | 3 | USB3_X_P (DP) | ::: | | ::: | 4 | G | ::: | | ::: | G | GND | ::: |
USB Port 3 Connector
=== Debug console (USB to UART bridge) === For converting UART to USB used a USB-to-Dual-UART Bridge Controller CP2105 (U2). The CP2105 includes a USB 2.0 fullspeed function controller, USB transceiver, oscillator, one-time programmable ROM, and two asynchronous serial data buses (UART) with full modem control signals.\\ For asynchronous communication between two data buses is used dual-bit noninverting bus transceiver with two separate configurable power-supply rails the SN74AVC (U3).
{{drawio>debug_uart.drawio}} Q7Base USB debug console
{{tablelayout?colwidth=",53px,187px,142px"}} ^ Function | USB (USB to UART console) Connector || | ^ Location | X8 || | ^ P/N | 1734035-1 TECONN || | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | | | ::: | 1 | VCC | | | ::: | 2 | DM | | | ::: | 3 | DP | | | ::: | 4 | ID | | | ::: | 5 | GND | |
USB Connector (USB to UART console)
==== Serial ====
{{drawio>rs232.422.485_q7Base.drawio}} Q7Base serial diagram
For connection to standard serial ports (like those offered by common PCs, for example) it is include RS-232 transceiver ST3232EB_ (U25) and RS-485 transceiver ADM3491EAR_ (U24) on the board. Jumpers for RS-232\RS485\RS422 selection {{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto}} ^ ^ X24 ^ X25 ^ X26 ^ X27 ^ X28 ^ X29 ^ X30 ^ X31 ^ X32 ^ X33 ^ X38 ^ X39 ^ ^ RS232 | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | - | ^ RS422 | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | - | - | ^ RS485 | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | - | + | + |
Jumpers for RS-232\RS485\RS422 selection
where “+“ means Populated, “- “ - Not Populated === RS-232 === {{tablelayout?colwidth=",74px,202px,153px"}} ^ Function | RS232 Data Connection || | ^ Location | X36 || ::: | ^ P/N | 15EDGRC-3.5-03 DEGSON || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | RX | ::: | | ::: | 2 | TX | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | ::: |
RS232 Data Connection
{{tablelayout?colwidth=",71px,164px,209px"}} ^ Function | RS232 detect Connection || | ^ Location | X37 || ::: | ^ P/N | 15EDGRC-3.5-03 DEGSON || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | CTS | ::: | | ::: | 2 | RTS | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | ::: |
RS232 detect Connection
=== RS-485\RS-422 === Jumpers for RS-485\RS422 selection and options == Optional jumpers - Using termination resistors == To suppress reflection at the end of the line, it is recommended to add termination resistors between signal pairs at both ends of the cable.\\ The Q7_Base have on board termination resistors that can be enabled through jumpers, so if a device is placed at one of the ends of the cable place jumpers on required position. | |**X34** |**X35** | |Adding termination resistors to the line|Populated |Populated | |No termination resistors to the line |Not Populated|Not Populated|
Optional jumpers - Using termination resistors
When adding termination to the line, no more than two resistors should be used, one at each end of the line. == Optional jumper - Selection control method for receiver and driver == |**X49** |**RS422/RS485 mode** | |Populated |Using external signal DE to control Driver/Receiver ADM3491 on Q7_Base. | |Not Populated|Using external signal DE to control Driver ADM3491 and signal RE_N to control Receiver ADM3491 on Q7_Base.|
Optional jumper-for Selection control method for receiver and driver
{{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto&colwidth="81px,199px,132px,131px"}} ^ Function | RS485 data1 Connection || | ^ Location | X40 || ::: | ^ P/N | 15EDGRC-3.5-03 DEGSON || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | A | ::: | | ::: | 2 | B | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | ::: |
RS485 data1 Connection
{{tablelayout?colwidth="76px,101px,139px,156px"}} ^ Function | RS485 data2 Connection || | ^ Location | X41 || ::: | ^ P/N | 15EDGRC-3.5-03 DEGSON || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | Z | ::: | | ::: | 2 | Y | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | ::: |
RS485 data2 Connection
==== CAN ====
{{drawio>..:v1.1_en:can.drawio.png.png}} Q7Base CAN diagram
=== CAN port 0 === To connect Qseven CAN interface (Q7 module) to CAN Bus on Q7_Base, it is integrate a CAN Bus Transceiver TJA1051T/3,118 (NXP ) on the board. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",77px,206px,233px"}} ^ Function | CAN Connector port 0 || {{..:v1.1_en:X23_CAN.PNG}} | ^ Location | X23 || ::: | ^ P/N | 15EDGRC-3.5-03 DEGSON || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | CANH_0 | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 3 | CANL_0 | ::: |
CAN Connector port 0
CAN Bus connection is made through a pluggable terminal block (15EDGRC-3.5-03 Degson). 120Ω resistor is placed for line termination, in case that the system is placed to one of the two extremities of CAN Line. Jumper X22 enables or disables CAN bus termination. === CAN port 1 === To connect Qseven module to CAN Bus on Q7_Base, it is integrate a CAN Controller MCP2515-I/ML (MICROCHIP) (use SPI interface) and Bus Transceiver TJA1051T/3,118 (NXP ) on the board. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",59px,229px"}} ^ Function | CAN Connector port 1 || {{..:v1.1_en:X23_CAN.PNG}}\\ \\ | ^ Location | X48 || ::: | ^ P/N | 15EDGRC-3.5-03 DEGSON || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | CANH_1 | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 3 | CANL_1 | ::: |
CAN Connector port 1
CAN Bus connection is made through a pluggable terminal block (15EDGRC-3.5-03 Degson). 120Ω resistor is placed for line termination, in case that the system is placed to one of the two extremities of CAN Line. Jumper X7 enables or disables CAN bus termination. === Jumper for options === |**Jumper Position**|**Configuration** | |Populated |There are no more devices on the line. Used terminating resistor 120Ω at the end of the bus.| |Not populated |There are other devices or terminating resistor on the line. |
CAN optional jumper
=== Jumper for options === |**Jumper Position**|**Configuration** | |Populated |There are no more devices on the line. Used terminating resistor 120Ω at the end of the bus.| |Not populated |There are other devices or terminating resistor on the line. |
Optional jumper-CAN terminating resistor
==== Audio ==== Q7_Base provides one Inter-IC Sound(I2S) interface, through audio CODEC IC SGTL5000 with I2S interface. From the codec, 1 microphone input or Line in (MP3/FM) Input, 1 headphone output or Line out (Speaker Amp/Docking Station/FMTX) are available. The board provides two jack audio connectors for input and output. 5 jumpers are used to switch alternative inputs and outputs. {{tablelayout?rowsHeaderSource=Auto&float=center}} ^ Position ^ Jumpers view ^ | 1-2 | {{..:v1.1_en:Jumper_1_2.PNG?120&direct}} | | 2-3 | {{..:v1.1_en:Jumper_2_3.PNG?120&direct}} |
3 position jumpers view
{{drawio>q7_base_audio.drawio}} Q7Base audio diagram
Jumpers for Line selection and options /*WRAP left round box 1200px*/ ^ Jumpers ^ LINE_IN ^ MIC ^ | X42 | 1-2 | 2-3 | | X43 | 1-2 | 2-3 | ^ Jumpers ^ LINE_OUT ^ HP ^ |X44 |1-2 |2-3 | |X45 |1-2 |2-3 | |X46 |1-2 |2-3 |
Jumpers for Line selection and options
==== Ethernet ==== The Q7_Base is equipped with a RJ45 connector with integrated magnetics to support Gigabit Ethernet on the X9, X10 connectors. Additionally, LED indicators are integrated within the LAN connectors. === Ethernet port 1 === {{tablelayout?colwidth=",63px,233px,288px"}} ^ Function | Gigabit Ethernet Connector || {{..:v1.1_en:X9_ETHERNET.PNG?120&direct}} | ^ Location | X9 || ::: | ^ P/N | TRJG16464ADNL TRXCOM || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | GBE0_MDI0_P | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GBE0_MDI0_N | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GBE0_MDI1_P | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GBE0_MDI2_P | ::: | | ::: | 5 | GBE0_MDI2_N | ::: | | ::: | 6 | GBE0_MDI1_N | ::: | | ::: | 7 | GBE0_MDI3_P | ::: | | ::: | 8 | GBE0_MDI3_N | ::: |
Ethernet port 1
|**Action** |**Description** | |LED 1 Yellow lit|Ethernet controller 0 link indicator, directly connected to the Q7 module. | |LED 2 Green lit |Ethernet controller 0 activity indicator, directly connected to the Q7 module.|
Ethernet led
=== Ethernet port 2 ===
{{drawio>Ethernet_Q7Base.drawio}} Q7Base ethernet diagram
The PCIe v2.1 (2.5GT/s) Interface is used by the WGI210ITSLJX as a host interface. The interface only supports the PCIe v2.1 (2.5GT/s) rate and is configured to x1. For communication between Controller on Q7 module and the WGI210 used SMBus interface (see paragraph I2C for more details). The WGI210 use an external SPI serial interface to a Flash W25Q16JVZPIQ (U21) for storing product configuration information and a boot ROM device. The WGI210 uses a 100 MHz differential reference clock. This signal is generated on U23 (SI53152-A01AGM_) and routed to U22 (WGI210ITSLJX) . The WGI210 implements three output drivers used for driving external LED circuits on X10 connector. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",57px,219px"}} ^ Function | Gigabit Ethernet Connector || {{..:v1.1_en:X10_ETHERNET.PNG}} | ^ Location | X10 || ::: | ^ P/N | TRJG16464ADNL TRXCOM || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | GBE1_MDI0_P | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GBE1_MDI0_N | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GBE0_MDI1_P | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GBE1_MDI2_P | ::: | | ::: | 5 | GBE1_MDI2_N | ::: | | ::: | 6 | GBE1_MDI1_N | ::: | | ::: | 7 | GBE1_MDI3_P | ::: | | ::: | 8 | GBE1_MDI3_N | ::: |
Ethernet port 2
==== M.2 PCIe ==== The Q_Base is equipped with a PCI Express Mini Card socket, connector provide the ability to insert different removable PCI Express Mini Cards. The PCI Express Mini Card utilizes PCI Express link 0. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",72px,150px,,209px,138px"}} ^ Function | PCIE Slot |||| \\ \\ {{..:v1.1_en:X1_pcie.PNG}} | ^ Location | X1 |||| ::: | ^ P/N | MDT420M02001 AMPHENOL |||| ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | GND | 36 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 2 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | 37 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | 38 | DEV_SLEEP_DATA | ::: | | ::: | 4 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | 39 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | NC | 40 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 6 | NC | 41 | SATA_B_P | ::: | | ::: | 7 | NC | 42 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 8 | NC | 43 | SATA_B_N | ::: | | ::: | 9 | GND | 44 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 10 | M2_LED_SATA | 45 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 11 | NC | 46 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 12 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | 47 | SATA_A_N | ::: | | ::: | 13 | NC | 48 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 14 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | 49 | SATA_A_P | ::: | | ::: | 15 | GND | 50 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 16 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | 51 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 17 | NC | 52 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 18 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | 53 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 19 | NC | 54 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 20 | NC | 55 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 21 | GND | 56 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 22 | NC | 57 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 23 | NC | 58 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 24 | NC | 67 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 25 | NC | 68 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 26 | NC | 69 | PEDET_SATA | ::: | | ::: | 27 | GND | 70 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | ::: | | ::: | 28 | NC | 71 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 29 | NC | 72 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | ::: | | ::: | 30 | NC | 73 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 31 | NC | 74 | 3V3_SSD_SATA | ::: | | ::: | 32 | NC | 75 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 33 | GND | 76 | S (GND) | ::: | | ::: | 34 | NC | 77 | S (GND) | ::: | | ::: | 35 | NC | | | ::: |
PCIE Slot
==== M.2 SATA ==== {{tablelayout?colwidth=",77px"}} ^ Function | SATA Slot |||| \\ \\ {{..:v1.1_en:X2_sata.PNG}} | ^ Location | X2 |||| ::: | ^ P/N | MDT420M02001 AMPHENOL |||| ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | GND | 36 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 2 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | 37 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | 38 | DEV_SLEEP_PCIE | ::: | | ::: | 4 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | 39 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | NC | 40 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 6 | NC | 41 | SATA_B_P | ::: | | ::: | 7 | NC | 42 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 8 | NC | 43 | SATA_B_N | ::: | | ::: | 9 | GND | 44 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 10 | M2_LED_PCIE | 45 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 11 | NC | 46 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 12 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | 47 | SATA_A_N | ::: | | ::: | 13 | NC | 48 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 14 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | 49 | SATA_A_P | ::: | | ::: | 15 | GND | 50 | PERST# | ::: | | ::: | 16 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | 51 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 17 | NC | 52 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 18 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | 53 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 19 | NC | 54 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 20 | NC | 55 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 21 | GND | 56 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 22 | NC | 57 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 23 | NC | 58 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 24 | NC | 67 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 25 | NC | 68 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 26 | NC | 69 | PEDET_PCIE | ::: | | ::: | 27 | GND | 70 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | ::: | | ::: | 28 | NC | 71 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 29 | NC | 72 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | ::: | | ::: | 30 | NC | 73 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 31 | NC | 74 | 3V3_SSD_PCIE | ::: | | ::: | 32 | NC | 75 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 33 | GND | 76 | S (GND) | ::: | | ::: | 34 | NC | 77 | S (GND) | ::: | | ::: | 35 | NC | | | ::: |
SATA Slot
==== SD Card ==== The Q7_Base provides one SD/MMC socket (X3). The SD Card slot can be configured as SD or MMC card operation. The SD Card Slot can support SDIO cards designed to fit in a standard SD card slot. The main power for the Card Socket is 3.3V. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",59px,178px,236px"}} ^ Function | SD Card Socket || {{..:v1.1_en:X3_SDCARD.PNG}} | ^ Location | X3 || ::: | ^ P/N | DM3AT-SF-PEJM5 HIROSE || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | DAT2 | ::: | | ::: | 2 | CD/DAT3 | ::: | | ::: | 3 | CMD | ::: | | ::: | 4 | VDD | ::: | | ::: | 5 | CLK | ::: | | ::: | 6 | VSS | ::: | | ::: | 7 | DAT0 | ::: | | ::: | 8 | DAT1 | ::: | | ::: | 9 | CD_A | ::: | | ::: | 10 | CD_B | ::: |
SD Card Socket
{{drawio>SDIO_Q7Base.drawio}} Q7Base sdio diagram
==== Feature Connector ==== {{tablelayout?colwidth=",49px,256px,202px"}} ^ Function | Feature Connector || | ^ Location | X14 || ::: | ^ P/N | DM3AT-SF-PEJM5 HIROSE || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 3V3 | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 3 | FAN_T_IN | ::: | | ::: | 4 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 5 | GPO0(SUS_STAT#) | ::: | | ::: | 6 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 7 | FAN_OUT/GP_PWM_OUT1 | ::: | | ::: | 8 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 9 | SPKR/GP_PWM_OUT2 | ::: | | ::: | 10 | GND | ::: |
Feature Connector
=== Fan Connector === \\ The Q7_Base provides the ability to connect 3.3V cooling fans for the CPU module and system.\\ Connector X14 is for 4pin fan. The FAN_TACHOIN signal originates from the Q7 module. ==== Debugging/development connectors ==== Connectors are provided for debugging/development purpose. === JTAG/UART === Q7_Base provides a USB Connector (UART) and JTAG connector for debugging. Both debug interfaces are sharing same signals from Q7 connector, since MFG_NCN4_MUX select line is used to select either UART or JTAG.\\ Q7_Base provided jumper X25 to select Debug ports. In default jumper will be on UART. A 10-pin JTAG connector is provided on the Q7_Base. {{tablelayout?colwidth=",,,,177px,252px"}} ^ Function | JTAG |||| | ^ Location | X7 |||| ::: | ^ P/N | PLD-10 |||| ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | JTAG_TCK | 6 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 2 | GND | 7 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 3 | JTAG_TDO/UART_TX | 8 | NC | ::: | | ::: | 4 | 3V3 | 9 | JTAG_TDI/UART_RX | ::: | | ::: | 5 | JTAG_TMS/BOOT | 10 | GND | ::: |
JTAG Connector
UART will be used for Debug purpose. This is not the full functional UART and supports only Serial TX and RX signals. == X25 (JTAG/UART selector) == |**Jumper Position**|**Configuration** | |Populated |Selecting UART for debugging.| |Not populated |Selecting JTAG for debugging.|
JTAG/UART selection jumper
=== MCU programming === Connector X21 allows a debugging or programming tool to be connected to the MCU STM8 (U18). {{tablelayout?colwidth=",67px,173px,145px"}} ^ Function | Program/debug MCU || | ^ Location | X21 || ::: | ^ P/N | WF-4 TAB || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | 3V3_WD | ::: | | ::: | 2 | SWIM | ::: | | ::: | 3 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 4 | NRST | ::: |
Program/debug MCU connector
==== Jumpers and Buttons ==== === Jumpers === You can configure board to match the needs of your application by setting jumpers.
{{..:v1.1_en:sw_jumpers_q7base.png}} Q7Base jumpers view
== X6 (Module/Carrier BIOS selector) == This signal used to disable standard boot firmware flash device and enable an alternative boot firmware source, for example a boot loader. |**Jumper Position**|**Configuration** | |Populated |Disabling the integrated Bios module on Q7 module ( BIOS from Q7_Base). | |Not populated |Enabling the integrated Bios module on Q7 module ( BIOS from CPU Q7 Module Q7 ).|
Module/Carrier BIOS selector
=== Buttons === == Power Button SW1 == The Q7_Base performs a power up sequence when you press this button. The power button is connected to the Q7 module’s PWRBTN# signal. == Reset Button SW2 == When you press this button, the Q7 module and all components connected on board will perform a hard reset. The reset button is connected to the Q7 module’s RSTBTN# signal. ====== On-board Devices ====== ==== 3V_battery ==== The recharge lithium smd battery supplies power to the RTC and memory of the Q7 module. The battery provide 3V of power. It is possible to disconnect battery by unsoldering the resistor R100 (0 Ohm). {{tablelayout?colwidth="77px,96px,135px,60px"}} ^ Function | Power VRTC || | ^ Location | B1 || ::: | ^ P/N | ML-1220/F1AN PANASONIC || ::: | ^ Pinout ^ Pin ^ Description | ::: | | ::: | 1 | GND | ::: | | ::: | 2 | BAT_OUT | ::: |
3V_battery
===== MCU ===== The 8-bit microcontroller STM8S (U18) with 64 Kbytes Flash program memory is designed for detect the occurrence of fault, generated by external interference and used to resolve processor malfunctions due to hardware or software failures (watchdog). The microcontroller uses the I2C bus to communicate the temperature sensor TMP102 (U19) and DCDC TPS53819 (U27).
{{drawio>I2C_MCU.drawio}} Q7Base MCU connections
The single wire interface module (SWIM) permits non-intrusive, real-time incircuit debugging and fast memory programming. ===== Temperature Sensor ===== The TMP102 (U19) is a digital temperature sensor with SMBus alert function from Texas Instruments. TMP102 uses the I2C bus to communicate the temperature on STM8 (U18) and runs from 3.3V. The TMP102 is capable of reading temperatures to a resolution of 0.0625°C (on-chip 12-bit ADC), and is accurate up to 0.5°C.\\ The default address is 0x49 (1001001). ===== PCIe clock buffer ===== The Si53152 (U23) is a spread spectrum tolerant PCIe clock buffer that source two PCIe (CLK0 and CLK1) clocks simultaneously. The device has two hardware output enable inputs (CLK_EN0, CLK_EN1) for enabling the respective differential outputs on the fly. The device also features output enable control through I2C communication (Q7 module).
{{drawio>q7_base_clk_fanout.drawio}} Q7Base PCIe clock buffer
===== GPIO expander ===== TCA6424A (U33) is 24-bit I/O expander for the two-line bidirectional bus (I2C) is designed to provide remote I/O expansion via the I2C interface.\\ The default address is 0100011. ===== Status Information ===== ==== LEDs ==== There are three green LEDs D1-D3 (LNJ347W83RA PANASONIC) on the Q7_Base.
{{ ..:v1.1_en:LEDs.PNG }} Q7Base led view
=== D1 === This is programmable MCU user LED. === D2 === Led D2 indicates that all power rails located on the board are ready for use. === D3 === User led D3 connects to custom signal and used as GPIO.