DIL/NetPC DNP/1486-3V: Parts and Components

A DIL/NetPC DNP/1486-3V is based on a 8-level multilayer printed circuit board (PCB). On this PCB with the size of only 82mm * 28mm are assembled numerous different components with SMD technology. Thereby both sides of the PCB are used for mounting the SMD components. The following figure shows the position of the most important components on the upper side of the DNP/1486-3V PCB.

The central component on the printed circuit board upper side forms the 32-bits low power AMD SC410 microprocessor. Close to the SC410 is found a 2 Mbyte FLASH memory chip with the entire firmware (BIOS, operating system, TCP/IP stack and application programs) as well as a 10 Mbps 10BASE-T Ethernet LAN controller with embedded buffer memory. Furthermore there are the 2-pin jumper JP1 and the 10-pin connector J2 available.

The jumper JP1 activates or deactivates the REMOTE CONSOLE MODE (RCM) function of the DIL/NetPC DNP/1486-3V. In this mode a user can operate the DIL/NetPC with a external PC and a terminal emulation program (for example Microsoft Windows HyperTerminal). The terminal program will be the "remote console" for the DIL/NetPC. If the RCM activated the console output, including the boot messages, are given out to the DIL/NetPC COM1 port. Console inputs goes the same way to COM1.

DNP/1486-3V Jumpers and Connectors
Name	Function
JP1	Jumper. REMOTE CONSOLE MODE RCM) ON / OFF.
J1	Connector. 64-pin DIL Pinout.
J2	Connector. JTAG Interface for Factory- Test and Setup.

If the REMOTE CONSOLE MODE is activ (jumperposition JP1 closed = RCM activ), the DIL/NetPC is given out all boot messages from the BIOS and the operating system to the COM1 port. It is not examined, whether a PC with a terminal emulation program is connected to this port. Thereby is the COM1 port only for test and diagnostic suitable. The REMOTE CONSOLE MODE should be used only in the development stage. After that the jumper can be pulled (jumperposition JP1 open for "RCM not activ"). The REMOTE CONSOLE MODE is then not activ. In this condition no console I/O goes over the DIL/NetPC COM1 port. This port is then free for use by a application software.

Function of Jumper JP1 (REMOTE CONSOLE MODE)
JP1	Function
Jumperposition closed (Default Factory Setup)	REMOTE CONSOLE MODE ON (activ)
Jumperposition open	REMOTE CONSOLE MODE OFF (not activ)

It is to be considered, that the DIL/NetPC DNP/1486-3V examines the jumper JP1 only in the boot phase. Thus you should change these jumper only in the power off condition.

The connector J1 is formed through the 64-pin JEDEC DIL (dual-in-line) pinout. Please note, that the Pin 1 is marked for the DIL pinout on the upper side of the DIL/NetPC DNP/1486-3V printed circuit board. The connector J2 serves exclusively for the production and factory setup of the DIL/NetPC DNP/1486-3V. The pinout and function of this JTAG interface can change any time without announcement. If you need this pinout please contact the DIL/NetPC product support. Connector J2 is joined directly with the JTAG interface of the AMD SC410 microprocessor. In the factory setup we use this connector for programming the first boot loader to the DIL/NetPC FLASH memory chip. We also use J2 for the product test.

J1 64-pin DIL Connector Pinout
Pin	Name	Function	Direction
1	PA0	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 0	IN/OUT
2	PA1	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 1	IN/OUT
3	PA2	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 2	IN/OUT
4	PA3	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 3	IN/OUT
5	PA4	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 4	IN/OUT
6	PA5	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 5	IN/OUT
7	PA6	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 6	IN/OUT
8	PA7	Parallel I/O, Port A, Bit 7	IN/OUT
9	PB0	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 0	IN/OUT
10	PB1	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 1	IN/OUT
11	PB2	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 2	IN/OUT
12	PB3	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 3	IN/OUT
13	PB4	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 4	IN/OUT
14	PB5	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 5	IN/OUT
15	PB6	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 6	IN/OUT
16	PB7	Parallel I/O, Port B, Bit 7	IN/OUT
17	PC0	Parallel I/O, Port C, Bit 0	IN/OUT
18	PC1	Parallel I/O, Port C, Bit 1	IN/OUT
19	PC2	Parallel I/O, Port C, Bit 2	IN/OUT
20	PC3	Parallel I/O, Port C, Bit 3	IN/OUT
21	RXD	COM1 Serial Port, RXD Pin	IN
22	TXD	COM1 Serial Port, TXD Pin	OUT
23	CTS	COM1 Serial Port, CTS Pin	IN
24	RTS	COM1 Serial Port, RTS Pin	OUT
25	DCD	COM1 Serial Port, DCD Pin	IN
26	DSR	COM1 Serial Port, DSR Pin	IN
27	DTR	COM1 Serial Port, DTR Pin	OUT
28	RI	COM1 Serial Port, RI Pin	IN
29	RESIN	RESET Input	IN
30	TX+	10BASE-T Ethernet Interface, TX+ Pin	OUT
31	TX-	10BASE-T Ethernet Interface, TX- Pin	OUT
32	GND	Ground	----
33	RX+	10BASE-T Ethernet Interface, RX+ Pin	IN
34	RX-	10BASE-T Ethernet Interface, RX- Pin	IN
35	RESOUT	RESET Output	OUT
36	VBAT	SC410 Real Time Clock Battery Input	----
37	CLKOUT	Clock Output (Default 1.8432 MHz)	OUT
38	IRTXD	SC410 IrDA TXD Pin	OUT
39	IRRXD	SC410 IrDA RXD Pin	IN
40	INT5	Programmable Interrupt Input 5	IN
41	INT4	Programmable Interrupt Input 4	IN
42	INT3	Programmable Interrupt Input 3	IN
43	INT2	Programmable Interrupt Input 2	IN
44	INT1	Programmable Interrupt Input 1	IN
45	CS4	Programmable Chip Select Output 4	OUT
46	CS3	Programmable Chip Select Output 3	OUT
47	CS2	Programmable Chip Select Output 2	OUT
48	CS1	Programmable Chip Select Output 1	OUT
49	IOCHRDY	I/O Channel Ready	IN
50	IOR	I/O Read Signal, I/O Expansion Bus	OUT
51	IOW	I/O Write Signal, I/O Expansion Bus	OUT
52	SA3	I/O Expansion Bus, Address Bit 3	OUT
53	SA2	I/O Expansion Bus, Address Bit 2	OUT
54	SA1	I/O Expansion Bus, Address Bit 1	OUT
55	SA0	I/O Expansion Bus, Address Bit 0	OUT
56	SD7	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 7	IN/OUT
57	SD6	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 6	IN/OUT
58	SD5	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 5	IN/OUT
59	SD4	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 4	IN/OUT
60	SD3	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 3	IN/OUT
61	SD2	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 2	IN/OUT
62	SD1	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 1	IN/OUT
63	SD0	I/O Expansion Bus, Data Bit 0	IN/OUT
64	Vcc	3.3 Volt Power Input	----