Serial ttl option, Ampro custom serial features, Serial console features – Ampro Corporation LITTLE BOARD 5001451A User Manual

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Little Board P6d Module

2-15

Table 2-12. J8 and J11 Mating Connector

Connector Type

Mating Connector

RIBBON

3M 3421-7600
Latching Clip 3505-8020

DISCRETE WIRE

MOLEX HOUSING 22-55-2202
PIN 16-02-0103

Table 2-13. RS485 Termination

Jumper

Result

W4

On Serial 1 Terminated
Off Serial 1 Unterminated

W5

On Serial 2 Terminated
Off Serial 2 Unterminated

W6

On Serial 3 Terminated
Off Serial 3 Unterminated

W7

On Serial 4 Terminated
Off Serial 4 Unterminated

Serial TTL Option

The TTL version of each of the four serial ports is brought out to the Utility connector. Serial 2
TTL can be configured to be output via the IrDA signals. The remaining three TTL serial ports are
connected directly through the utility connector. The serial port signals appear as shown in Table
2-38. Utility Connector (J19).

Ampro Custom Serial Features

The Ampro extended BIOS provides custom serial port features useful in embedded applications.

The serial console feature enables you to operate the Little Board P6d system from a standard
ASCII terminal, replacing the standard keyboard and display devices. See Serial Console Features,
below, for a description of the serial console capabilities.

The serial boot facility enables the Little Board P6d system to boot from code downloaded through a
serial port in a manner similar to booting from a local hard disk or from a network.

The serial download feature permits updating the OEM Flash memory device over a serial port.

Refer to Ampro Application Note AAN-9403 for a complete description of these features. Refer to
the Ampro Common Utilities manual for descriptions of SERLOAD and SERPROG, utility programs
used to support serial booting and serial downloading.

Serial Console Features

You can connect a device, such as an ASCII video terminal or PC running a video terminal
emulation program, to either serial port to act as your system console. To use the serial console
features, connect a serial console device to Serial 1 or Serial 2. Use Setup to enable the serial
console feature. When enabled, the serial console is set up for:

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