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2.4.8.2 LEDs of the external interface channel status
The green
“Line” LED lights up if the line is connected at 2.5 Gb/s, blinks at 1 Hz if the line is
connected at 1 Gb/s and doesn
’t light up if the line is 100 Mb/s.
The green
“Act” LED (Activity) lights up if the computer is receiving or sending packets via the
RJ45 connector.
2.4.9 SATA interface
SATA interface:
Support of RAID 0, 1, 5, 10;
One port is permanently routed to the mezzanine connector;
One port is switchable between M2 connector and mezzanine connector;
Five ports are routed to the backplane connector;
One port is used by a soldered SSD.
Please note that the MIC584 module is available in two versions: MIC584-01 and MIC584-02, and
both of them are compatible with the CPC522 Module. The MIC584-01 version has SATA
connectors to which the CPC522-0x module's SATA ports are routed. The MIC584-02 has no
SATA connectors. If the user installs the MIC584-02 mezzanine module on the CPC522, the
CPC522 board with MIC584-02 will be fully functional except for the 2 x SATA channels, which will
not be implemented. For a detailed description of the MIC584, refer to the relevant User Manual.
2.4.10 HD (high definition) audio:
Audio interface is implemented on the MIC584 mezzanine module:
Linear input/output;
Headphone output;
Mic output.
A more detailed description of the audio interface is given in the MIC584 User Manual.
2.5 LEDs
The front panel of the CPC522 module contains the LED indicators described in the table below:
Table 2-6 Identification of LEDs and function of the CPC522 module
#
Mnemonics
Description
1
SYS
Two-color red and blue. Blue
– “Power Off” mode. Red - hardware malfunction. Blinking
red light serves diagnostic purposes and is also a sign of malfunction.
2
STG
Red - SATA and microSD drive activity.
3
GP
Two-color red-green. Red - programmable. Green - programmable. Green LED indicates
the status of the startup process when starting up.
4
OVH
Two-color red-green. Red
– overheating of processor, memory and PCH. Orange blinking
- overheating of the processor, memory and PCH before the critical point (borderline
state).
Signaling system is supported in accordance with the SFF-8485 specification.