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COM Express Interfaces

Table 36:

Effect of the BIOS disable signals

BIOS_DIS1#

BIOS_DIS0# Chipset

SPI CS1#
Destination

Chipset
SPI CS0#
Destination

Carrier
SPI_CS#

SPI
Descriptor

BIOS Entry

Ref
Line

1

1

Module

Module

High

Module

SPI0/SPI1

0

1

0

Module

Module

High

Module

Carrier FWH 1

0

1

Module

Carrier

SPI0

Carrier

SPI0/SPI1

2

0

0

Carrier

Module

SPI1

Module

SPI0/SP1

3

2.17.2.

SPI Reference Schematics

Figure 46:

SPI Reference Schematics

The BIOS device shown in Figure 46: SPI Reference Schematics is an Atmel AT25DF641-S3H
flash memory device in a 16-SOIC package. The reference design above shows a socketed
implementation, using a 16-pin SOIC socket, Enplas OTS-16-1.27-04. This surface-mount
socket is footprint compatible with the SOIC-16 device, allowing for the PCB to be laid out such
that the socket or the BIOS flash device itself is soldered to the Carrier Board. Of course a
device with smaller package size (8-pin SOIC) can be used if a smaller footprint socket or device
in use.

The flash device is connected via the SPI interface to the Module. SPI_POWER, coming from
the Module is used as power source for the device.
Flash device pin 7 is the chip enable signal and is connected to the chip select pin SPI_CS# from
the Module. Pin 8 is the data output signal of the flash chip and it is connected to the Module's
SPI input SPI_MISO. PIN 15 is the data input signal of the flash chip and it is connected to the
SPI output SPI_MOSI.

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S P I_ C S #

S P I_POWER

S P I_ P O W E R

S P I_POWER

S P I_ V P P

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S P I_ C S #

C E X

S P I_ C L K

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S I/S IO 0

15

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9

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10

N C 5

11

N C 6

12

N C 7

13

N C 8

14

J2 8
H D R _ 2 x1

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R 3 8 5

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DNI

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S P I_ P O W E R _ J

S P I_POWER

S P I_ V P P

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S Y S _ R E S E T #

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I/O 2
V C C
C S

I/O 4

N C

G N D

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M O S I

M IS O
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S C L

I/O 3

S D A

R 3 5 3

0 R

5 %

J3 3

H D R _ 2 x1

DNI

4k7 5%

4k7 5%

0R 5%

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