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Customizing the Board

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The following table describes which SIMM configurations may be implemented on the
board, using 72-pin vertical SIMMs:

SYSTEM

U18

U19

U20

U22

MEMORY

BANK 1

BANK 0

8MB

4MB (1Mx36)

8MB

4MB (1Mx36)

16MB

4MB (1Mx36)

16MB

8MB (2Mx36)

16MB

8MB (2Mx36)

24MB

8MB (2Mx36)

4MB (1Mx36)

24MB

4MB (1Mx36)

8MB (2Mx36)

32MB

8MB (2Mx36)

32MB

16MB (4Mx36)

32MB

16MB (4Mx36)

40MB

16MB (4Mx36)

4MB (1Mx36)

40MB

4MB (1Mx36)

16MB (4Mx36)

48MB

16MB (4Mx36)

8MB (2Mx36)

48MB

8MB (2Mx36)

16MB (4Mx36)

64MB

16MB (4Mx36)

64MB

32MB (8Mx36)

64MB

32MB (8Mx36)

72MB

32MB (8Mx36)

4MB (1Mx36)

72MB

4MB (1Mx36)

32MB (8Mx36)

80MB

32MB (8Mx36)

8MB (2Mx36)

80MB

8MB (2Mx36)

32MB (8Mx36)

96MB

32MB (8Mx36)

16MB (4Mx36)

96MB

16MB (4Mx36)

32MB (8Mx36)

128MB

32MB (8Mx36)

128MB

64MB (16Mx36)

128MB

64MB (16Mx36)

136MB

64MB (16Mx36)

4MB (1Mx36)

136MB

4MB (1Mx36)

64MB (16Mx36)

144MB

64MB (16Mx36)

8MB (2Mx36)

144MB

8MB (2Mx36)

64MB (16Mx36)

160MB

64MB (16Mx36)

16MB (4Mx36)

160MB

16MB (4Mx36)

64MB (16Mx36)

192MB

64MB (16Mx36)

32MB (8Mx36)

192MB

32MB (8Mx36)

64MB (16Mx36)

256MB

64MB (16Mx36)

256MB

128MB (16Mx36)

256MB

128MB (16Mx36)

512MB

128MB (16Mx36)

36-bit modules are shown, however 32-bit modules are supported.

Summary of Contents for TEK-CPCI-1000

Page 1: ...Computer TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL VERSION 2 1 May 1998 NOTE This manual is for reference purpose only Reproduction in whole or in part is authorized provided TEKNOR INDUSTRIAL COMPUTERS INC is cited...

Page 2: ...uniquement avec une batterie du m me type ou d un type quivalent recommand par le constructeur Mettre au rebut les batteries usag es conform ment aux instructions du fabriquant ACHTUNG Explosionsgefah...

Page 3: ...2 1 CONNECTOR LOCATION 2 2 2 2 ONBOARD CONNECTORS 2 2 2 3 REAR PANEL CONNECTORS 2 2 2 4 FRONT PLATE CONNECTORS 2 2 3 COMPATIBILITY WITH TEKNOR PRODUCTS 3 2 4 UNPACKING 4 2 5 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 5 2 5...

Page 4: ...3 SERIAL PORTS CONNECTORS J4 7 2 7 4 PS 2 MOUSE CONNECTOR J8 7 2 7 5 KEYBOARD CONNECTOR J9 7 2 7 6 USB CONNECTOR J7 7 2 7 7 PARALLEL PORT CONNECTOR J3 7 2 7 8 10BASE T CONNECTOR J12 7 2 7 9 MULTI FUNC...

Page 5: ...N 13 2 13 4 FILE SELECTION 13 2 13 5 FILE TRANSFER 13 2 13 6 BATCH MODE 13 2 14 FLASH FILE SYSTEM II 14 2 14 1 INTRODUCTION 14 2 14 2 SETTING UP CONFIG SYS FOR FLASH FILE SYSTEM 14 2 14 3 CREATING FOR...

Page 6: ...CTION CONNECTOR J2 D 1 D 2 PARALLEL PORT CONNECTOR J3 STANDARD MODE D 1 D 3 PARALLEL PORT CONNECTOR J3 EPP MODE D 1 D 4 PARALLEL PORT CONNECTOR ECP MODE J3 D 1 D 5 COM1 RS 232 J4A D 1 D 6 COM2 RS 232...

Page 7: ...E 2 POST MESSAGES E 1 E 3 ERROR MESSAGES E 1 E 4 POST CODES E 1 F EMERGENCY PROCEDURE F 1 F 1 EMERGENCY PROCEDURE F 1 F 2 GENERATE AN EMERGENCY FLOPPY DISKETTE F 1 G LIST OF APPROVED VENDORS G 1 G 1 D...

Page 8: ...PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1 PRODUCT OVERVIEW 2 ONBOARD SUBSYSTEMS 3 COMPATIBILITY WITH TEKNOR PRODUCTS 4 UNPACKING 5 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS...

Page 9: ...CompactPCI design specification and takes advantages of the existent enclosures card cages and fixtures widely used in applications such as communications military or medical CompactPCI is a practica...

Page 10: ...of 47 pins for shielding If required a coding key may be installed to ensure a correct mating when connecting the board to a CompactPCI backplane CompactPCI connector is also known as 2mm Hard Metric...

Page 11: ...e backplane USB communication signals are also provided through this I O segment The signal assignation on these connectors is defined by TEKNOR When connecting the board to a backplane ensure the bac...

Page 12: ...TEK CPCI 1000 Technical Reference Manual 1 4 TEK CPCI 1000 CompactPCI Block Diagram...

Page 13: ...orted using a CompactPCI video module connected directly on the PCI bus Order TEK 1002 from TEKNOR Ethernet subsystem is directly connected to the PCI bus As PCI target this configuration allows all a...

Page 14: ...I 1000 Technical Reference Manual 2 2 2 1 CONNECTOR LOCATION U18 J8 J4 J1 W3 W4 W5 W6 W8 W10 W7 W9 W11 J2 B1 J3 W1 W2 J7 J9 J10 S1 U19 U20 U22 J5 J11 J8 W 12 W 13 J13 W14 J12 W19 W 18 DS1 DS2 DS3 W15...

Page 15: ...nnected The power stage is integrated onboard Keyboard inhibit Keyboard inhibit function is used to enable or disable the keyboard Download Download function is used to transfer information from a rem...

Page 16: ...and Master Slave IDE devices HD CD ROM ISA I O Fully ISA bus compatible interface USB The onboard USB controller supports up to two USB ports One USB port is available through this connector a second...

Page 17: ...ation CompactPCI connectors are also logically referred as P1 32 bit PCI signals physically J13 on the board P2 64 bit PCI signal extension physically J11 on the board I O application signals are defi...

Page 18: ...PS 2 mouse connector USB J7 Universal Serial Bus port with differential data signals available on data pair A second USB port is available on the rear panel I O connector Keyboard J9 Standard 5 pin DI...

Page 19: ...PCI specification for the PCI bus segment When building a basic environment around the TEK CPCI 1000 the system may comprise the following devices TEK CPCI 1000 6U system board TEK CPCI 1002 3U VGA mo...

Page 20: ...e shipment 2 Remove the board from its antistatic wrapping and place it on a grounded surface 3 Inspect the board for damage If there is any damage or items are missing notify TEKNOR immediately Conte...

Page 21: ...ng wrist strap before removing the board from its package this will discharge any static electricity that may have built up in your body 3 Handle the board by the edges 5 2 STORAGE ENVIRONMENT Electro...

Page 22: ...PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 6 CUSTOMIZING THE BOARD 7 CONNECTING DEVICES 8 INSTALLING VIDEO 9 CONFIGURING DMA IRQ 10 SETTING JUMPERS...

Page 23: ...ter may be required A 12V voltage is available through the J10 connector to supply the fan The connector s pinout appears in Appendix C Please refer to your processor specifications for more informati...

Page 24: ...n when installing a processor Faulty jumper settings may definitely damage your board W12 W13 W15 W14 W18 W19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Intel Pentium 90 Off On Off Off 1 3 2 4 On Off On On Off Intel Pentiu...

Page 25: ...o banks labeled Bank 0 U20 and U22 and Bank 1 U18 and U19 At least 8 MB of system memory 2 SIMMs or 4 must be installed on the board for proper operation Each vertical 72 pin SIMM sockets supports the...

Page 26: ...8x8S4E 16M 72 ED0 128MB modules SPD EPROM ECC ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAM 16x72CEQ 6 2 2 SIMM Installation To install the SIMMs in the sockets proceed as follows 1 With the board flat on the table turn it so t...

Page 27: ...32MB 8Mx36 4MB 1Mx36 4MB 1Mx36 72MB 4MB 1Mx36 4MB 1Mx36 32MB 8Mx36 32MB 8Mx36 80MB 32MB 8Mx36 32MB 8Mx36 8MB 2Mx36 8MB 2Mx36 80MB 8MB 2Mx36 8MB 2Mx36 32MB 8Mx36 32MB 8Mx36 96MB 32MB 8Mx36 32MB 8Mx36 1...

Page 28: ...cache or L1 The external cache called system cache in this manual comprises the System Controller s cache control circuitry and associated external memory array it is referred to as the second level...

Page 29: ...set to emergency it offers the ability to upgrade the onboard BIOS from an emergency disk W6 W7 RS 232 RS 485 termination resistor connect termination resistor for RS 232 or RS 485 operation mode on...

Page 30: ...jumper W5 shorted an emergency procedure is executed to update the BIOS code from a DOS file located on an emergency disk NOTE A BIOS corruption is one of the symptoms of a non functional board it ma...

Page 31: ...d Register 2 Bit Default WRITE Operation READ Operation 0 0 1 Reserved R W Reserved 1 0 1 Reserved R W Reserved 2 1 Data output for serial number device Same 3 1 Enable Ethernet 1 Enable 0 Disable Eth...

Page 32: ...jumper Working with the Watchdog The watchdog must be enabled and refreshed by software To enable the watchdog by software first write 1 in the bit 0 of the I O Register 1 see Section 6 6 1 Superviso...

Page 33: ...a backplane 1 Rail guides must be installed on the enclosure to slide the board to the backplane 2 The board insertion must not be forced if there is any mechanical resistance CompactPCI specifies a k...

Page 34: ...uire to be keyed Backplane connectors must always be keyed according to the signaling level Coding Key Colors are defined as follows Signaling Voltage Key Color 3 3V Cadmium Yellow 5V Brilliant Blue U...

Page 35: ...here is any mechanical resistance while you insert a module first ensure there is no mechanical obstacle and check for the alignment of all parts 5 To engage the board s connectors into the backplane...

Page 36: ...ckplane through the rear panel PCI connector J11 J13 The pin assignation for the different voltages appears as follows 5V VCC A1 A25 B2 B24 D3 D23 F1 F25 12V D1 GND B4 B6 B8 B10 B16 B18 B20 B22 B26 B2...

Page 37: ...I 1000 Technical Reference Manual 7 2 7 2 CONNECTOR LOCATION U18 J8 J4 J1 W3 W4 W5 W6 W8 W10 W7 W9 W11 J2 B1 J3 W1 W2 J7 J9 J10 S1 U19 U20 U22 J5 J11 J8 W 12 W 13 J13 W14 J12 W19 W 18 DS1 DS2 DS3 W15...

Page 38: ...that provides two communication ports configured as COM1 and COM2 Both act as DTE For information on the programming of serial ports with the use of FIFO buffers ask for Application Note AN93007 from...

Page 39: ...IBM AT serial port in RS 232 mode Signals are provided through a 9 pin female D SUB connector mounted on the front plate of the TEK CPCI 1000 To configure the COM2 communication mode use the VIP UP se...

Page 40: ...ifferential mode offers some advantages such as increased speed over longer distances or improved reliability over similar RS 232 setups RS 422 or RS 485 operation mode may be selected by software usi...

Page 41: ...tter lines Internal circuit may be represented as follows 3 5 RX TX 4 6 RX TX 120 ohms 120 ohms SERIAL PORT 2 10 PIN HEADER RXD2 GND VCC TXD X X 1 1 2 2 LOW LOG IC LEVEL LOW LOG IC LEVEL 7 7 6 6 3 3 4...

Page 42: ...t is described below 3 RX 4 RX 120 ohms SERIAL PORT 2 10 PIN HEADER VCC RXD2 TXD2 VCC ENABLE 1 2 7 6 3 4 In RS 485 mode the RX lines pins 3 and 4 are used as the transceiver lines and the RTS signal i...

Page 43: ...pervisor I O Register 1 at 190h 290h or 390h base address depending on W3 jumper allows the transceiver pins 3 and 4 of J4 to be controlled by the RTS signal Upon power up or reset the transceiver is...

Page 44: ...es standard software drivers that are UHCI compatible This bus has been developed to bring plug and play configuration of computer peripherals outside the box eliminating the need to install cards int...

Page 45: ...side of the board A 26 pin to pin flat cable is required to output the signals from the board to the front plate The following list includes approved vendors for the J3 connector s mating parts Amp 7...

Page 46: ...irectional It is compatible with PC XT AT PS 2 EPP and ECP modes The differences between the three modes appear in the pin assignation NOTE To operate in EPP or ECP mode ensure the peripheral is desig...

Page 47: ...ight parallel port devices to share a single parallel port A Daisy Chain device has two port input and output The input port is connected either to the host parallel port or the daisy chain device in...

Page 48: ...airs Category 5 UTP cable This connection type allows links up to 100m over both shielded twisted pair and data grade Cat 5 unshielded twisted pair or equivalent The Ethernet controller resides on the...

Page 49: ...BINH GND DO W NLD GND KCLK KDAT GND VCC 5V 1 3 2 5 11 12 PBRES GND SPKR VCC 5V VCC 5V GND VCC 5V ACT1 16 15 9 10 6 4 13 14 7 8 Signals Nam e Description KCLK KDAT G ND VCC 5V Connector back view To Pi...

Page 50: ...Hard disk activity LED can be used to signal read and write operations on the hard disk 7 10 MISCELLANEOUS DEVICES 7 10 1 RESET Button on the Front Plate Use a small tool to press the Reset button to...

Page 51: ...rd applications with standard 40 pin header flat cables Through the PCI connector CompactPCI hard drive modules may be connected directly to the PCI bus Primary Secondary and Master Slave configuratio...

Page 52: ...ctor for standard applications with standard 34 pin header flat cables The onboard disk controller is IBM PC XT AT compatible single and double density and supports Enhanced Floppy mode 2 88MB It hand...

Page 53: ...32 on the SRAM device using a standard voltmeter The actual life of the battery depends on the amount of time the DC power is not applied and on the environmental temperature conditions The TADIRAN T...

Page 54: ...fers the following specifications 32 bit CompactPCI data bus 3U format mechanically compliant with CompactPCI 64 bit DRAM based with BitBLT Bit Block Transfer hardware acceleration Video playback and...

Page 55: ...ved for the floppy controller and Channel 4 is used to cascade Channels 0 through 7 to the microprocessor DMA channels are assigned as follow DMA 0 Available DMA 1 PnP available ECP DMA 2 Floppy contr...

Page 56: ...Q 15 is linked to the secondary IDE when the option is set to Secondary or Both IRQ 14 and IRQ 15 are available for on board external PCI PnP devices or external non PnP devices see note 1 below when...

Page 57: ...face W5 Boot Mode selection When set to emergency it offers the ability to upgrade the onboard BIOS from an emergency disk W6 W7 RS 232 RS 485 termination resistor connect termination resistor for RS...

Page 58: ...I 1000 Technical Reference Manual 10 2 10 1 JUMPER LOCATION U18 J8 J4 J1 W3 W4 W5 W6 W8 W10 W7 W9 W11 J2 B1 J3 W1 W2 J7 J9 J10 S1 U19 U20 U22 J5 J11 J8 W 12 W 13 J13 W14 J12 W19 W 18 DS1 DS2 DS3 W15 W...

Page 59: ...Setting Jumpers 10 3 10 2 CPU MODEL SELECTION W1 AND W2...

Page 60: ...are grouped together Nornal Boot Mode Selection Extended BIOS Modes I O Base Address Termination Resistors for RS 422 RS 485 Modes W 5 W 4 W 3 W 6 W 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Jum per ON Serial Download M ode...

Page 61: ...Connected Enabled Enabled User defined VBAT 3 08V Disconnected Disabled Disabled Internal CPU Clock Speed Multiplier Power Fail Detection Watchdog Power Fail Source Battery W 9 W 10 W 11 W 8 Danger of...

Page 62: ...k CPU Bus Clock Ratio Not used while the cache is auto detected by the BIOS 256KB External Cache CPU Type Selection CPU Core Voltage Selection DRAM Refresh Rate 7 8 off off off off off off off off 7 8...

Page 63: ...PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 11 POWERING UP THE SYSTEM 12 SOFTWARE SETUP 13 VFLASH SOFTWARE 14 FLASH FILE SYSTEM II 15 UPDATING THE BIOS WITH UBIOS 16 VT100 MODE...

Page 64: ...o make sure everything works properly 11 2 TROUBLESHOOTING If you should encounter a problem first verify the following items 1 Make sure that all connectors are connected properly On the standard fla...

Page 65: ...ceed as follows 2 Turn on or reboot the system 3 Hit the DELETE key before or when the message PRESS DEL TO ENTER SETUP appears near the bottom of the screen 4 The main menu appears on the screen ROM...

Page 66: ...or forward Shift F2 to select color backward F5 key In sub menu Restore the previous setup values from BIOS Default Table F6 key In sub menu Load the default setup values from BIOS Default Table F7 ke...

Page 67: ...d It allows access limitation to the system and the Setup or just to the Setup IDE HDD Auto Detection Automatically detects and configures hard disk parameters This ability is included in the event yo...

Page 68: ...ver the system However the values for these options should be changed only if the user has a full understanding of the timing relationships involved 12 1 4 Standard CMOS Setup This part of the setup a...

Page 69: ...40 tracks drives with 720KB 1 2MB and 1 44MB capacity all have 80 tracks Because very few modern PCs have 40 track floppy drives we recommend that you set this field to Disabled to save time Boot Up...

Page 70: ...Dis Dis En Dis Firmware not shadowed must be read by the system through the 8 bit X bus Shadowing improves the performance of the system D8000 DBFFF Shadow Dis Dis En Dis BIOS and similar firmware for...

Page 71: ...nstalled DRAM is able to support can result in memory errors DRAM Write Burst Timing x444 X444 x444 x333 x222 Sets the timing for writes to memory The lower the timing numbers the faster the system ad...

Page 72: ...Dis Selecting Enabled allows pipelining in which the chipset signals the CPU for a new memory address before all data transfers for the current cycle are complete resulting in faster performance Pipel...

Page 73: ...lways awakens the system Doze Mode Dis Dis 1 40 mins 1 hour Dis After the selected period of system inactivity 1 minute to 1 hour the CPU clock runs at lower speed while all other devices still operat...

Page 74: ...interrupt requests so they do not reset activity timers IRQ3 COM 2 Off On IRQ 4 COM 1 Off On IRQ 5 LPT2 Off On IRQ 6 Floppy Disk Off Off IRQ 7 LPT 1 Off On IRQ 8 RTC Alarm Off Off IRQ 9 IRQ 2 Redir Of...

Page 75: ...al PC AT bus specification requiring a specific DMA channel PCI ISA PnP Devices compliant with the Plug and Play standard whether designed for PCI or ISA bus architecture PCI IRQ Activated By Level Le...

Page 76: ...system contains an Universal Serial Bus USB controller and you have USB peripherals Onboard FDC Controller En En En Dis Select Enabled if your system has a floppy disk controller FDC installed on the...

Page 77: ...nfiguration Flash Disk Support On Board Ethernet Enter VIP UP Message VT100 Serial Download Speed VT100 Serial Download Serial Port Use Flash To Store CMOS RAM SETUP COM2 Operation Mode CC000H CFFFFH...

Page 78: ...VIP UP Message Enable or disable the message Press CTRL V to enter TEKNOR VIP UP at the boot up VT100 Serial Download Select VT100 Serial Download Speed option to select the communication speed throug...

Page 79: ...ccessed via DOS commands this utility is covered Section 12 Depending on your particular configuration VFLASH may be used to transfer information to a Flash disk by one of two modes 1 Directly from yo...

Page 80: ...ust be installed 2 The bootable Flash EPROM partition must start from the first block 3 The VIP UP option BIOS Interrupt 13h Configuration must be enabled 4 The Flash disk must be configured in the VI...

Page 81: ...e Serial Port 1 or Serial Port 2 as it would be in VT100 mode the remote computer is cabled like a VT100 terminal see Section 15 VT100 Mode NOTE To run VFLASH properly you need at least one floppy dri...

Page 82: ...vailable FLASH memory Press the ENTER key to accept the listed amount or press the S key to customize the amount OUTPUT SELECTION FOR THE TRANSFER Output selected External FLASH device via serial link...

Page 83: ...o change drives directories or to select files DRIVE A B TO CHOOSE FILES is used to select files DRIVE A B COMPLETE COPY is used to make an exact copy of a floppy disk to Flash This last function rese...

Page 84: ...block has been entered Then move the cursor to the last file of the group and press B again a will appear next to the indicating that a block definition is now complete The block of outlined files ar...

Page 85: ...ELECTED FILES ESC Press the ESC key to abort VFLASH without modifying any information in the Flash devices The system will prompt you before exiting to DOS VOLUME LABEL Use this function to include a...

Page 86: ...AK ECRANSFX DOC Program Change Selection Esc to quit PgUp PgDn Home The list of previously selected files appears in the center of the screen You can browse through the list by using the PAGE UP PAGE...

Page 87: ...SECOND OBJ BOOTDIR PAS COMMANDE PAS COPYXAC BAK AFIRST OBJ ATTR2 PAS COMM ASM COPYXB BAK COMMBAK ASM ASECOND ASM BOOTDIR BAK COMM BAK COMMBAK BAK ECRANSFX DOC DUPLICATE FILES MENU E BOOTDIR BAK E TP B...

Page 88: ...3 The transfer in progress is displayed by XX X and the actual file being copied is also shown unless a complete diskette copy is performed TRANSFER STATUS OF ONBOARD FLASH PROGRAMMING Erasing of all...

Page 89: ...is transferred followed by the file data itself 3 The data progress is displayed by XX up to 100 The actual file being sent is also shown unless a complete diskette copy is performed In addition the...

Page 90: ...s automatically enabled when the VT100 Mode is activated by shorting pins 3 and 4 on jumper W4 In this case the communications port will recognize the Download Mode commands and activate it NOTE Reset...

Page 91: ...directly from a floppy or hard disk from a remote computer or from a portable computer In each case the selected files can be downloaded to the Flash devices Batch Mode returns error codes errorlevel...

Page 92: ...three options listed are not required to execute a disk They can be used either in Interactive Mode or Batch Mode options G group Specifies how many Flash blocks will be grouped together as a cluster...

Page 93: ...letion of download operation This is valid only in VT100 Mode In Download Mode the remote system is always reset S Used to create a special disk or partition This option precedes the starting device n...

Page 94: ...9 Insufficient data or directory space to copy all desired files A 10 Bad checksum problem with serial link B 11 Non Hex code received problem with serial link C 12 Error transferring data Unusable Fl...

Page 95: ...ne is invalid 24 36 Insufficient Flash or EPROM space to include the volume label entry 25 37 Cannot make EPROM with same source and destination path 26 38 EPROM filename already exist 27 39 EPROM fil...

Page 96: ...ly VFLASH partition followed by one MS Flash read write partition The system will set up both as a different drive with the MS Flash disk always the last For example VIP UP can set up the VFLASH disk...

Page 97: ...these two lines must be included in CONFIG SYS device FFS_VIP EXE start X device MS FLASH SYS where X can be replaced by the appropriate number of blocks which must be skipped from the beginning of t...

Page 98: ...e command from the DOS prompt with switches to specify the drive letter and volume label of the drive you want to format or to check the Flash device for errors CAUTION Prior to creating a new or expa...

Page 99: ...nformation 5 Erase entire memory card 6 Check memory card and fix errors 7 Select next memory card slot Enter your choice 4 To quit Memcard press ESC If your computer includes only one memory card slo...

Page 100: ...pies only part of a memory card type N and then press ENTER 4 This step is only required if you are creating a partition that will occupy only part of the Flash device Specify the size of the partitio...

Page 101: ...ied drive V Specifies a volume name for the newly formatted memory card CHK Checks the specified Flash memory card partition for errors and displays a status report If no drive is specified MEMCARD wi...

Page 102: ...s mode is explained in section 15 2 2 Batch Mode It is also possible to run the program without menus by a command that specifies the selected options and files with parameters This mode is explained...

Page 103: ...o continue hit any key on the keyboard This brings you to the main menu In VT100 mode type UBIOS VT leaving a space between UBIOS and VT If you have a monochrome monitor or a CGA monitor type UBIOS lo...

Page 104: ...tions which allow you to update the Flash BIOS EPROM with a BIOS file stored on disk The second group includes five options which allow you to copy the contents of the Flash BIOS EPROM to files on dis...

Page 105: ...main menu At the bottom of this window the current directory is also displayed FILES This window displays the first fourteen files of the type selected in the main menu All VGA TEKNOR or Main in the c...

Page 106: ...a BIOS file is displayed pressing ENTER will bring a pop up message on the screen Do you really want to update Flash BIOS filename Y N Type Y to update the Flash BIOS Aside from the or key other keys...

Page 107: ...urrent BIOS files being used it shows all types of BIOS not just the one selected from the main menu The following message File name for Flash BIOS file is displayed below To copy the selected BIOS to...

Page 108: ...Main BIOS with the ROM extension filename is the name of the BIOS file to program with an update operation or to create with a copy operation and can be replaced with the filename which corresponds to...

Page 109: ...the VT100 mode 1 Power off your board and install jumper W4 3 4 to enable VT100 Mode Note VT100 Mode runs on Serial Port1 and Serial Port2 2 Connect the communications cable according to the VT100 Ful...

Page 110: ...l is to be disconnected you must ensure the control lines are in an active state Failing this the system may hang while waiting for the control lines to become active Wiring the system according to VT...

Page 111: ...PRODUCT DESCRIPTION A BOARD SPECIFICATIONS B MEMORY I O MAPS C ASSEMBLY TOP DIAGRAM D CONNECTOR LOCATIONS PINOUTS E BIOS SETUP ERROR CODES F EMERGENCY PROCEDURE G LIST OF APPROVED VENDORS...

Page 112: ...CPCI backplane Serial Two UART serial port via the front plate COM2 is configurable as RS 485 Parallel One multimode port via the front plate through onboard header Supports EPP and ECP Hard Disk Two...

Page 113: ...backplane Keyboard Front plate CPCI backplane Speaker 20 pin male shrouded LEDs On front plate Electrical Mechanical Characteristics 6U CPCI form factor compliant Mechanically compliant to PICMG 2 0 R...

Page 114: ...FF Video DRAM C0000 CBFFF Video BIOS CC000 CFFFF D4000 D7FFF TEKNOR BIOS Extension D0000 D3FFF E0000 E3FFF Flash Window D8000 DFFFF System DRAM E0000 FFFFF System BIOS 100000 Top of DRAM 1 MB Top of D...

Page 115: ...Registers 190 197 290 297 390 397 TEKNOR Control Port 0F0 0FF Math Coproc Config Reg 1F0 1F7 3F6 Primary IDE 170 177 376 Secondary IDE 3F0 3F7 370 377 Floppy Disk 378 37A 3BC 3BE 278 27A Parallel Port...

Page 116: ...C 1 C BOARD DIAGRAMS C 1 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 117: ...TEK CPCI 1000 Technical Reference Manual C 2 C 2 ASSEMBLY TOP DIAGRAM...

Page 118: ...Boards Diagrams C 3 C 3 ASSEMBLY BOTTOM DIAGRAM...

Page 119: ...6 8 10 12 14 16 GND GND VCC 5V VCC 5V GND GND GND VCC 5V Active low signal D 2 PARALLEL PORT CONNECTOR J3 STANDARD MODE Signal I O Pin Top View Pin I O Signal STROBE PD0 PD1 PD2 PD3 PD4 PD5 PD6 PD7 AC...

Page 120: ...Not Used ADDRSTRB GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND GND Active low signal D 4 PARALLEL PORT CONNECTOR ECP MODE J3 Signal I O Pin Top View Pin I O Signal STROBE PD0 PD1 PD2 PD3 PD4 PD5 PD6 PD7 ACK BUSY...

Page 121: ...Not Connected D 6 COM2 RS 232 J4B Pin Number Pin Number Signal Flow Signal Flow Signal Top View Signal DCD 2 SIN 2 SOUT 2 DTR 2 GND I I O O 1 3 5 7 9 2 4 6 8 10 I O I I DSR 2 RTS 2 CTS 2 RI 2 Not Conn...

Page 122: ...J6 Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 2 3 MDATA Not connected GND 1 3 5 4 2 6 4 5 6 VCC MCLK GND D 9 USB CONNECTOR J7 Pin I O Signal Top View 1 2 3 4 I O I O VCC P1 P1 GND 1 2 3 4 D 10 KEYBOARD CONNECTOR J9 Pin...

Page 123: ...CONNECTOR J10 Pin Signal 1 2 12V DC GND 1 2 D 12 ETHERNET 10 100 BASE TX RJ 45 CONNECTOR J12 Pin I O Signal Pin I O Signal 1 O TD 2 O TD 3 I RD 4 Not Connected 5 Not Connected 6 I RD 7 Not Connected...

Page 124: ...B21 B22 B23 B24 B25 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 12V 5V INTB GND BRSV3 GND AD29 GND IDSEL GND AD17 FRAME GND SDONE GND AD15 GND AD9 GND AD4 5V REQ64 G...

Page 125: ...6 USR17 USR18 USR19 USR20 OUT IN IN T S T S STS T S T S T S T S T S T S T S T S T S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45...

Page 126: ...B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 B17 B18 B19 B20 B21 B22 FGND DRVSELA EDOUT FGND WR PROT KBMOUVC C MOUDATA HD6A HD4A HD13A HDGND IRQA HDA0A HD8B HD10B HD2B HD15B BALEB HDA1B HDGND USBD...

Page 127: ...11 GND IRQ11 DRQ0 DRQ6 GND OUT IN IN T S T S STS T S T S T S T S T S T S T S T S T S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 4...

Page 128: ...BIOS checksum error 22 Error when getting the boot block flash ID code 33 Error when erasing the boot block flash 44 Error when programming the boot block flash 55 Success of the boot block recovery...

Page 129: ...e A and press Enter If you assumed the system would boot from the hard drive make sure the controller is inserted correctly and all cables are properly attached Also be sure the disk is formatted as a...

Page 130: ...EYBOARD ERROR OR NO KEYBOARD PRESENT Cannot initialize the keyboard Make sure the keyboard is attached correctly and no keys are being pressed during the boot If you are purposely configuring the syst...

Page 131: ...messages when the segment that has caused the problem cannot be isolated PRESS A KEY TO REBOOT This will be displayed at the bottom screen when an error occurs that requires you to reboot Press any ke...

Page 132: ...RAM must be periodically refreshed in order to keep the memory from decaying This function assures that the memory refresh function is working properly 5 Blank video Initialize keyboard Keyboard contr...

Page 133: ...ests and clear EISA mode flag Test EISA Configuration Memory Integrity checksum communication interface 20 Enable Slot 0 Initialize slot 0 System Board 21 2F Enable Slots 1 15 Initialize slots 1 throu...

Page 134: ...ble Cache before boot 52 Initialize Option ROMs Initialize any option ROMs present from C8000h to EFFFFh Note When FSCAN option is enabled will initialze from C8000h to F7FFFh 53 Initialze Time Value...

Page 135: ...external 2 Disable the Power Fail Detection function W9 removed 3 Be sure that your Supervisor I O base address is set to 190h jumper W3 1 2 3 4 shorted 4 Install the EMERGENCY jumper J5 5 Connected a...

Page 136: ...and EMERDISK TEK type WDISK then press Enter 5 The program may display one of the following messages Emergency Code transferred The emergency diskette has been successfully created Take the appropria...

Page 137: ...turers and devices The following table shows examples of recommended devices supported by the board Many other models are also available and function equally well Users are encouraged to check with th...

Page 138: ...027 housing Molex 08 50 0114 crimp Multi Function J2 Amp 746285 3 499252 8 Robinson Nugent IDS C16PK TG Thomas Betts 622 1630 622 1641 16 pin flat cable connector Serial Ports 1 2 J4 Amp 746285 1 4992...

Page 139: ...ucts or services you may reach us at the above numbers or by writing to TEKNOR INDUSTRIAL COMPUTERS INC TEKNOR INDUSTRIAL COMPUTERS INC 616 Cure Boivin Boisbriand Quebec J7G 2A7 CANADA Zeppellin Str 4...

Page 140: ...ertain you receive an RMA from TEKNOR s Technical Support and clearly mark this number on the outside of the package you are returning To request a number follow these steps make a copy of the request...

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