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PCI Express Pins Description

The below table lists the PCI Express pins description. For further details, please refer to PCI Express Interface.

PCI Express Pin Description 

Pin #Signal NameDescriptionPin #Signal NameDescription

A1

PRSNT1#

Mechanical Present

B1

12V


A2

12V


B2

12V


A3

12V


B3

12V


A4

GND


B4

GND


A5

TCK

JTAG

B5

SMCLK

Host SMBus

A6

TDI

JTAG

B6

SMDAT

Host SMBus

A7

TDO

JTAG

B7

GND


A8

TMS

JTAG

B8

3.3V


A9

3.3V


B9

TRST#

JTAG

A10

3.3V


B10

3.3V_AUX


A11

PERST#

PCIe Reset

B11

WAKW#/RSVD


A12

GND


B12

RSVD


A13

REFCLK+

Host Reference Clock

B13

GND


A14

REFCLK-

Host Reference Clock

B14

PETP0


A15

GND


B15

PETN0


A16

PERP0


B16

GND


A17

PERN0


B17

RSVD


A18

GND


B18

GND


A19

RSVD


B19

PETP1


A20

GND


B20

PETN1


A21

PERP1


B21

GND


A22

PERN1


B22

GND


A23

GND


B23

PETP2


A24

GND


B24

PETN2


A25

PERP2


B25

GND


A26

PERN2


B26

GND


A27

GND


B27

PETP3


A28

GND


B28

PETN3


A29

PERP3


B29

GND


A30

PERN3


B30

RSVD


A31

GND


B31

RSVD


A32

RSVD


B32

GND


A33

RSVD


B33

PETP4


A34

GND


B34

PETN4


A35

PERP4


B35

GND


A36

PERN4


B36

GND


A37

GND


B37

PETP5


A38

GND


B38

PETN5


A39

PERP5


B39

GND


A40

PERN5


B40

GND


A41

GND


B41

PETP6


A42

GND


B42

PETN6


A43

PERP6


B43

GND


A44

PERN6


B44

GND


A45

GND


B45

PETP7


A46

GND


B46

PETN7


A47

PERP7


B47

GND


A48

PERN07


B48

PRSNT2#

Mechanical Present

A49

GND


B49

GND



NC-SI Management Interface

The below table lists the NC-SI pins description. For further details, please refer to NC-SI Management Interface.

NC-SI Management Pins Description

Pin #TypeI/ODescription

1

REF_CLK

Input

Clock reference for receive, transmit, and control interface

2

GND

Power

Ground

3

ARB_IN

Input

Network Controller hardware arbitration

4

GND

Power

Ground

5

ARB_OUT

Output

Network Controller hardware arbitration

6

GND

Power

Ground

7

RXD0

Output

Receive data

8

GND

Power

Ground

9

RXD1

Output

Receive data

10

GND

Power

Ground

11

CRS_DV

Output

Carrier Sense/Receive Data Valid

12

GND

Power

Ground

13

TXD0

Input

Transmit data

14

GND

Power

Ground

15

TXD1

Input

Transmit data

16

GND

Power

Ground

17

TX_EN

Input

Transmit enable

18

GND

Power

Ground

19

Not Connected

--

20

GND

Power

Ground

21

SDA (Not Used)

I/O

N/A

22

GND

Power

Ground

23

SCL (Not Used)

Input

N/A

24

GND

Power

Ground

25

GND

Power

Ground

26

GND

Power

Ground

27

3.3V (Not Used)

Power

-

28

3.3V (Not Used)

Power

-


29

3.3V (Not Used)

Power

-

30

3.3V (Not Used)

Power

-

JTAG CoreSight 10

The below table lists the JTAG CoreSight 10 pins description. For further details, please refer to JTAG CoreSight 10 Interface.

JTAG CoreSight 10 Pins Description

Pin#Signal NameVoltage DomainDescription

1

VTREF

A

The Voltage Target Reference pin supplies DSTREAM with the debug rail voltage of the target to match its I/O logic levels. VTREF can be tied HIGH on the target. If VTREF is pulled HIGH by a resistor, its value must be no greater than 100Ω.

2

TMS

A

The Test Mode Select pin sets the state of the Test Access Port (TAP) controller on the target. TMS can be pulled HIGH on the target to keep the TAP controller inactive when not in use.

3

GND

NA

Ground.

4

TCK

A

The Test Clock pin clocks data into the TDI and TMS inputs of the target. TCK is typically pulled HIGH on the target.

5

GND

NA

Ground.

6

TDO

A

The Test Data Out pin receives serial data from the target during debugging. You are advised to series terminate TDO close to the target processor. TDO is typically pulled HIGH on the target.

7

KEY (NC)

NA

This pin must not be present on the target connector.

8

TDI

A

The Test Data In pin provides serial data to the target during debugging. TDI can be pulled HIGH on the target.

9

GND

NA

Ground.

10

nSRST

A

The System Reset pin fully resets the target. This signal can be initiated by DSTREAM or by the target board (which is then detected by DSTREAM). nSRST is typically pulled HIGH on the target and pulled strong-LOW to initiate a reset. The polarity and strength of nSRST is configurable.