Power connector, Pcb layout – Sundance SMT498 User Manual
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A JTAG In port and JTAG Out port are provided for chaining multiple modules
together. A DIP switch is provided to activate the JTAG Out port.
Power connector
A power connector is provided on the board for stand-alone operation. This
connector is a 4-pin male header similar to the type used to power PC hard disk
drives. Although the standard pinout for these connectors provides 5V and 12V
power; only 5V will be required to power the module.
PCB Layout
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