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Diamond Systems Corporation GPIO-MM FPGA Pinout Guide V1.01
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1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The FPGA on the GPIO-MM is connected to the following devices:
1.1 PC/104 connectors J1 and J2
The FPGA connects directly to the PC/104 signals:
Address bus: SA<19:0>
Data bus: SD<15:0>
Control lines: AEN, IOR#, IOW#, SMEMRD#, SMEMWR#, MEMRD#, MEMWR#, TC, RESET
16-bit control: IOCS16#, MEMCS16#, SBHE#
IRQ and DMA signals are routed through configuration blocks J7-J9.
1.2 External I/O connectors J3, J4, J5 and J6
The FPGA I/O lines are connected directly to J3, J5 and J6. DA108S1 chips provide ESD and overvoltage
protection for these lines.
The FPGA I/O lines are connected to J4 through 74XX245 buffers, described below.
J6 is the JTAG port used to program the FPGA and the configuration PROM.
1.3 Jumper configuration blocks J7, J8, J9 and J10
J7 and J9 route IRQs as shown below:
The IRQA and IRQB signals connect to the FPGA and can be routed through jumpers to the IRQx signals
on the PC/104 bus.
The IRQPDA and IRQPDB positions allow the IRQ signals to be used in the IRQ-sharing configuration
outlined by the PC/104 specification. By installing a jumper on these positions, the corresponding IRQ line
is pulled down to ground through a 1Kohm resistor. In this configuration, the FPGA should either place
the IRQ signal in input mode (to indicate an idle IRQ status) or drive the line to the high logic state (to
indicate active IRQ status).