Pmc connector (jh1 & jh2), Pmc connector (jh1 & jh2) –26 – Altera Nios Development Board Cyclone II Edition User Manual

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Reference Manual

Altera Corporation

Nios Development Board Cyclone II Edition

May 2007

Board Components

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For more information on the CompactFlash connector (CON3), see
www.compactflash.org

and www.molex.com.

PMC Connector
(JH1 & JH2)

The PCI mezzanine card (PMC) connector, formed by JH1 and JH2,
allows Nios II systems in the FPGA to interface to daughter cards using
the standard 32-bit PMC form factor. Refer to

Figure 2–11

. The PMC

connector is capable of 33MHz and 66 MHz, and is configured as the PMC
host.

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Before connecting a daughter card to the PMC connector, the
FPGA must first be configured with a design that includes a
PMC interface. Damage to either the FPGA or daughter card can
result if the FPGA is not configured correctly.

The factory-programmed Nios II reference design does not include a
PMC interface.

V23

43

INPACK_n

proto1_io39

Y22

44

REG_n

proto1_io40

W16

32

CS1_n

cf_cs_n

AE16

9

ATA_SEL_n

cf_atasel_n

AD16

5

Power supply
enable

cf_power

(2)

W15

26

CD1_n

cf_present_n

56 (U3)

41

RESET#

proto1_RESET_n

(3)

Notes to

Table 2–13

:

(1)

Nets proto_io16, proto_io20, and proto_io21 do not connect to CON3.

(2)

The FPGA I/O pin controls a power MOSFET that supplies 5V VCC to this net.

(3)

proto1_RESET_n is driven by the EPM7256AE configuration controller device
(U3).

Table 2–13. CompactFlash Pin Table (Continued)

FPGA Pin

CON3 Pin

Pin Function

Board Net Name

(1)

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