Jumper definitions, Led definitions, Power/ide led definitions – Ampro Corporation Single Board Computer 700 User Manual

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Chapter 2

Product Overview

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Reference Manual

ReadyBoard 700

Jumper Definitions

Table 2-5 describes the jumpers shown in Figure 2-6. Refer to the Oops! Jumper to clear the BIOS.

Table 2-5. Jumper Settings

Jumper #

Installed

Removed

JP1 – TFT/LCD Clock

Clock Invert (pins 1-2)

Clock Normal (pins 2-3) Default

JP2 – LCD Voltage Type

Enable +3.3V (pins 1-2) Default

Enable +5V (2-3)

JP3 – CMOS Normal/Clear

Normal (pins 1-2) Default

Clears Time & Date only (pins 2-3)

JP4 – CF Master/Slave

Master (pins 1-2) Default

Slave (removed)

JP5 – Flash BIOS

Internal (pins 1-2) Default

External (removed)

JP6 – COM3 RS485

Termination (pins 1-2)

No Termination (removed) Default

JP6 – COM4 RS485

Termination (pins 3-4)

No Termination (removed) Default

LED Definitions

Tables 2-6 and 2-7 provide the LED colors and definitions for the Ethernet ports, Port 1 (J10) and Port 2
(J11) located on the ReadyBoard 700. Refer to Figures 2-4 and 2-8.

Table 2-6. Ethernet Port 1 (J10) LED Indicators

Indicator

Definition

Ethernet
Link/Activity
LED

Link/Activity LED – This yellow LED is the activity/link indicator
and provides the status of Ethernet port 1 (J10).

A steady On LED indicates a link is established

A flashing LED indicates active data transfers

Ethernet
Speed LED

Speed LED – This green LED is the Speed indictor and indicates
transmit or receive speed of Ethernet port 1 (J10).

A steady Off LED indicates the port is at 10BaseT speed

A steady On LED indicates the port is at 100BaseT speed

Table 2-7. Ethernet Port 2 (J11) LED Indicators

Indicator

Definition

Ethernet
Link/Activity
LED

Link/Activity LED – This yellow LED is the activity/link indicator
and provides the status of Ethernet port 2 (J11).

A steady On LED indicates a link is established

A flashing LED indicates active data transfers

Ethernet
Speed LED

Speed LED – This green LED is the Speed indictor and indicates
transmit or receive speed of Ethernet port 2 (J11).

A steady Off LED indicates the port is at 10BaseT speed

A steady On LED indicates the port is at 100BaseT speed

Power/IDE LED Definitions

Table 2-8. Power/IDE Activity LED Indicators (D4)

LED#

Activity

No Activity

LED stack (D4)

Steady Green = Power On

Steady Off = Power Off

LED stack (D4)

Flashing Yellow = IDE activity
(IDE drive or CompactFlash)

Steady Off = No IDE activity

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