2 hardware description, 1 memory map, Figure 1.2.1: 6kcv301dgf connections – GE Industrial Solutions 6KCV301DGF User Manual

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—————— Digital General Function Card ——————

6KCV301DGF

1.2 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION

The power supply is external to the card and comes directly from the drive.

The DGF is defined as the option 2 card in the drive
A module with DNet interface can be mounted on the 6KCV301DGF card, if desired.

The main 6KCV301DGF hardware characteristics are:
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Intel “embedded” 80386EX 25MHz microprocessor

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Numerical processor 80387 SX 25MHz

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Two static RAM memories (128Kword)

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A FLASH-EPROM boot block memory (256Kword)

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2 Kbytes serial EEPROM

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VPP signal 12V circuit generator for flash clear/programming

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Microprocessor supervisory circuit for supply surveillance and reset generation

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Serial link RS-485 with SLINK3 protocol.

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2 Kbytes DPRAM (Dual Port Ram)

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CPU OK (Hardware Watchdog)

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Led for PWR, RST,VPP,CPU OK, CAN and status

The following picture shows the connections between 6KCV301DGF card and the
other cards.

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AV-300i Regulation card

DGF card

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X0

X0

Dnet

DeviceNet

(optional)

RS485

(S-LINK3)

RV33-1

Figure 1.2.1: 6KCV301DGF connections

1.2.1 MEMORY MAP

The RAM address must start at 0:0 because the vector interrupts area is in the lowest
address. The flash EPROM must be mapped on the top area because the reset address
is FFFF:0. The DPRAM is mapped at the end address of RAM area.

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