Part Number | CE370A-0 |
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Manufacturer | RADISYS |
Category | Single Board Computers |
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Lead Time | Request Quote |
RadiSys CE370A-0 CPU Boards-Intel 1.0GHz ULV Celeron M 373 BGA processor, no memory module, RoHS
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Form Factor | COM Express |
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System Chipset | Intel ICH |
Audio | Intel High Definition Audio (HDA) or AC'97 2.3 CODEC |
BGA options | 1.5GHz Celeron M 370, 1.0GHz ULV Celeron M 373, 1.4GHz LV Pentium M 738, 2.0GHz Pentium M 760 |
BIOS | Phoenix FirstBIOS Notebook Pro BIOS in 1MB Firmware Hub (FWH) |
Chipset | Mobile Intel 915GM Express chipset with ICH6-M I/O Hub chipset |
Compliance | PICMG COM Express R1.0 basic form factor, type 2 |
Connectors | COM Express 440pin (two 220-pin, 0.5mm pitch receptacle) |
Dimensions | 95mm x 125mm - COM Express basic form factor |
Front Side Bus (FSB) | 400/533 MHz |
IDE | One Ultra ATA100/66/33 port |
L2 Cache | 2MB Pentium M 1MB Celeron M, 512MB ULV Celeron M |
Memory Capacity Maximum | 1G (Gbit technology), minimum 128MB |
Memory Type | 200-pin SO-DIMM socket for up to 1G DDR2-400/533MHz memory (PC2-3200/43002) Non-ECC |
Network | IEEE 802.3 10/100/1000Base-T compliant physical layer interface |
OS Support | Windows XP, Windows XP Embedded, Red-Hat Desktop Linux, Windows 2000, MontaVista Linux Professional Edition, VxWorks 5.5, OS/9, QNX Neutrino |
PCI | PCI 2.3 32-bit 33MHz, six logical devices |
PCI Express | Three x1 interfaces |
Power Management | S0, S3, S4 and S5 |
Power Requirement | +12V input from carrier board, + 5V standby |
Processor | Intel Celeron M |
SATA | Two SATA 150 ports |
USB | Eight USB 2.0 ports |
Video | Intel Integrated chipset graphics supporting dual independent displays; Dual SDVO; LVDS 18-bit dual channel; Analog VGA; TV-Out PCI Express x16 external graphics port (multiplexed on DVI interface pins) |
Download "RADISYS-CE370A-datasheet.pdf" (120 KiB)
PROCELERANT™ CE915GM COM EXPRESS MODULE PRODUCT NOTES CE760A-0, CE738A-0, CE373A-0, CE370A-0, CE738A-E-512 What’s new in the product family New COM Express modules This release introduces four new Procelerant™ CE915GM COM Express™ embedded computing modules with simplified BIOS maintenance, improved thermal performance, and improved compatibility with ATX power supplies. All modules are RoHS compliant. New Model Previous Model Description CE760A-0 CE760 CE915GM with Intel 2GHz Pentium M 760 BGA processor, memory module not included CE738A-0 CE738 CE915GM with Intel 1.4GHz LV Pentium M 738 BGA processor, memory module not included CE373A-0 CE373 CE915GM with Intel 1.0GHz ULV Celeron M 373 BGA processor, memory module not included CE370A-0 CE370 CE915GM with Intel 1.5GHz Celeron M 370 BGA processor, memory module not included CE738A-E-512 CE738 CE915GM with Intel 1.4GHz LV Pentium M 738 BGA processor, extended temperature range (-25ºC to 70ºC), and 512MB memory module Enhancements Simplified BIOS maintenance A new BIOS operation mode header on the COM Express modules enables two maintenance tasks that previously required more complicated steps involving the CR100 carrier board. The CMOS RAM can be cleared by inserting a jumper on pins 3 and 4 of the new header. BIOS recovery can be initiated by inserting a jumper on pins 2 and 3 of the new header. Copyright © 2007 by RadiSys Technology (Ireland) Ltd. All rights reserved. RadiSys is a registered trademark and Procelerant is a trademark of RadiSys Corporation. All other trademarks, registered trademarks, service marks, and trade names are the property of www.radisys.com their respective owners. 007-02536-0000 • April 2007 What’s new in the product family New reset and POST LEDs New LEDs, reset and POST, provide visual indications of the system status when the module has not yet been installed in a chassis. The LEDs are on the lower edge of the modules to the right of the BIOS ROM chip. The reset LED illuminates while the system resets. The POST LED turns on and off four times during boot up to identify eight different stages of the power on self tests. This information is helpful If the CE915GM module is installed on a carrier board that does not have PCI or LPC interfaces to accommodate a POST80 diagnostic card. Technical publications changes A stand-alone reference manual for the CR100 carrier board was developed for a previous release, and is available for download from the RadiSys Web site. Redundant information has been pulled out of the CE915GM Product Manual and COM Express Carrier Board Design Guidelines to simplify these manuals and avoid confusion. The online help in the BIOS setup utility, available when pressing F2 during boot up, has been updated and provides information about available options in the BIOS setup. As a result, the lengthy BIOS configuration screens have been removed from the CE915GM Product Manual to simplify the manual. Resolved limitations over earlier CE915GM models The following issues that were identified on the previous CE915GM models have been resolved in the new models. Incompatability with some ATX-compliant power supplies The CE915GM models were incompatible with some ATX-compliant power supplies, such as ® the Sparkle FSP350-601U. ® Resolution: The new CE915GM models fully comply with the Intel ATX12V Power Supply Design Guidelines. Issue No: RSYS00008589 Thermal performance issues at maximum temperature When operating the CE760 and CE373 modules at the maximum-rated ambient temperature of 60° C, processor-intensive applications caused the core frequency to be reduced temporarily to avoid overheating. A reduction in the core frequency results in slower processor performance. Resolution: A new backer plate is supplied with CE-AHSA, CE-PHSA and CE-PHS17A thermal solutions for all of the new CE915GM models. The backer plate substantially improves thermal performance, and has resolved this issue. Issue No: RSYS00010289 2 Application notes Application notes Using a USB optical disk drive to install the operating system Follow the steps below if you are using a USB optical disk drive (CD-ROM or DVD) as a bootable drive to install the operating system. 1. With the USB drive disconnected, power on the system. 2. Press F2 to enter the BIOS setup utility. On the Boot > Boot Order menu, set the B oot Priority Order to [USB CD-ROM] first. Optional step: on the Configuration > USB Configuration menu, set HDD Boot Translation to [Force63]. This allows the system to detect the USB drive faster. Change this setting back to [Auto] when ready to boot from the hard disk. 3. Power on the USB drive and insert the CD-ROM/DVD. Make sure the drive detects the presence of the disk. 4. Connect the USB drive’s cable to the USB port on the carrier board’s rear I/O panel. 5. With the USB drive still running, reset the system. 3
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