Beckhoff CB1067, Original Manual

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Connections
CB1067 14 Version: 1.0
Number Function (designation) Page
P1602 3x 3.5 mm jack
Audio connections (P1602) [ } 35]
P1401 LAN 1GB + USB3.1 Gen2
LAN and USB 3.0 (P1401 and P1400) [
}
36]
P1400 LAN 1GB + USB3.1 Gen2
LAN and USB 3.0 (P1401 and P1400) [
}
36]
P1500 DVI-D
DVI-D (P1500) [ } 37]
P1700 COM 1
Serial interface COM1 and DP/HDMI/DVI
(P1700 and P1403) [
}
38]
P1403 DP / HDMI / DVI
Serial interface COM1 and DP/HDMI/DVI
(P1700 and P1403) [ } 38]
5.2 PS/2 mouse and keyboard (P1601)
PS/2 mice and keyboards can be connected using standard Mini DIN connectors. In addition to the normal
power supply (VCC), these components can also be supplied with power via the standby voltage (SVCC), so
that you can wake the board from the standby or suspend mode with the mouse or keyboard. To activate this
option, set the KBPWR jumper accordingly. Also make the necessary settings in the BIOS setup.
Fig. 2: PS/2 connector
Pin assignment of PS/2 mouse
Description Name Pin Name Description
Mouse Data MDAT B1 B2 N/C Reserved
Ground GND B3 B4 (S)VCC 5 V supply voltage
Mouse Clock MCLK B5 B6 N/C Reserved
Pin assignment of PS/2 keyboard
Pin assignment of PS/2 keyboard
Description Name Pin Name Description
Keyboard data KDAT A1 A2 MDAT Mouse Data
Ground GND A3 A4 (S)VCC 5 V supply voltage
Keyboard Clock KCLK A5 A6 MCLK Mouse Clock
5.3 Jumper Keyboard Power KBPWR (J1600)
PS/2 mouse and keyboard are supplied with power either via the normal supply voltage VCC or via the
standby voltage SVCC. The voltage you choose depends on the setting of the KBPWR jumper. If contacts 1
and 2 are closed, then VCC is applied; if contacts 2 and 3 are closed, then SVCC.
Fig. 3: KBPWR jumper