CP331
Configuration
ID 19947, Rev. 0200
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4. Configuration
4.1 LVDS Supply Voltage
By setting the solder jumpers J3 to J5 accordingly, which are placed on the reverse side
of the board, the source of the supply voltage of the LVDS connector can be set either to
external or internal. The possible jumper settings and default values as well as the rout-
ing to the LVDS connector of the voltages passing solder jumpers J3..J5 are shown in
the following table.
Default settings are in italics.
4.2 BIOS Configuration
In total, up to sixteen flatpanel types can be made jumper-selectable by entering the
appropriate paramteres with the help of one of the BIOS configuration utilities included
in the supply. For configuration, please refer to the technical manual for the C&T 69000
or C&T 69030 graphic controller chip or consult
PEP Modular Computers.
A specific BIOS for almost any panel on the market can be created. The configuration
can be carried out by
PEP Modular Computers or by one of their authorized partners at
relatively short notice. A general listing of customer-relevant jumper settings for panel
selection are described in the following table:
Table 4-1: LVDS Supply Voltage Setting
Jumper
LVDS
Connector Pin
Closed
Open
J3
16
12V supplied by the CP331
External 12V supplied
J4
3
VDD supplied by CP331
External VDD supplied
J5
1
VEE supplied by CP331
External VEE supplied
Note...
The wire jumpers 1-2..15-16 that are part of connector ST1 and
the solder jumpers J13..J6 on the reverse side of the board are
connected in parallel. Therefore, when opening a jumper, please
make sure the corresponding jumper on the other side of the
board is open, too.
