Intel® Atom™ Processor N450, D410 and D510 With The Intel® 82801HM I/O Controller Hub

Intel Atom Processor N450,
D410 and D510 with the Intel

82801HM I/O Controller Hub
Development Kit Users Manual
February 2010
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Contents
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Introduction ................................................................................................... 7
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
Development Kit Contents .............................................................................. 12

2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
3.3
Major Features ................................................................................... 18

Processor Support............................................................................... 20
3.2.1
Processor Voltage Regulators ................................................... 20
Subsystem Descriptions ....................................................................... 21
3.3.1
Processor Features:................................................................ 21
3.3.2
Intel 82801HM I/O Controller ................................................ 22
3.3.3
System Memory..................................................................... 22
3.3.4
Display................................................................................. 22
3.3.5
PCI Express* Slots ................................................................. 23
3.3.6
Soft Audio/Soft Modem ........................................................... 23
3.3.7
SATA Storage ........................................................................ 23
3.3.8
PATA Storage ........................................................................ 23
3.3.9
USB Connectors ..................................................................... 23
3.3.10 LPC Slot ............................................................................... 24
3.3.11 Super I/O (SIO)..................................................................... 24
3.3.12 EFI SPI Flash Device............................................................... 24
3.3.13 Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Header ...................................... 24
3.3.14 Clocks .................................................................................. 24
3.3.15 Real Time Clock ..................................................................... 24
3.3.16 In-Target Probe (ITP) and Debug Support .................................. 24
3.3.17 Power Supply Solution ............................................................ 25
3.3.18 Board Size ............................................................................ 25
Board Power Management .............................................................................. 26

4.1
Included Hardware and Documentation .................................................. 12

Software Key Features......................................................................... 12
EFI Firmware ..................................................................................... 13
Before You Begin ................................................................................ 13
Evaluation Board Features .............................................................................. 15

3.1
3.2
Content Overview ................................................................................. 8

Terminology ........................................................................................ 8
Technical Support ................................................................................. 9
1.3.1
Additional Technical Support .................................................... 10
Product Literature ............................................................................... 10
Related Documents ............................................................................. 10
Power Measurement Support ................................................................ 26
Evaluation Board Feature Locations .................................................................. 29

5.1
5.2
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PCI Express* Slots and Mini Card Connectors .......................................... 30
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5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
Connectors ........................................................................................ 31
5.3.1
Back Panel Connectors ............................................................ 31
5.3.2
PS/2 Connectors .................................................................... 32
5.3.3
USB Connectors ..................................................................... 32
5.3.4
Video Connector .................................................................... 32
Configuration Settings ......................................................................... 32
5.4.1
Configuration Jumpers/Switches ............................................... 32
5.4.2
Manual VID Support for CPU .................................................... 35
Power On and Reset Push Buttons ......................................................... 35
LEDs ................................................................................................ 35
Headers ............................................................................................ 38
5.7.1
SPI Programming Headers ....................................................... 38
5.7.2
ATX Switch/LED Front Panel Header .......................................... 38
5.7.3
USB Front Panel Header .......................................................... 39
5.7.4
TPM Header .......................................................................... 39
Quick Start .................................................................................................. 41

6.1
6.2
6.3
Appendix A
Required Peripherals ........................................................................... 41

Power Up /Power Down........................................................................ 41
6.2.1
Pre-Power Up ........................................................................ 41
6.2.2
Powering Up the Board ........................................................... 42
6.2.3
Powering Down the Board ....................................................... 43
Firmware Updates ............................................................................... 43
Daughter and Plug-In Cards ............................................................................ 44

A.1
Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card ............................................................. 44

A.1.1
Jumper Settings .................................................................... 45
A.1.2
Audio Firmware Configuration .................................................. 47
Appendix B
Intel MVP-6 VID Codes ................................................................................. 48
Appendix C
VRD11 VID Codes ......................................................................................... 51
Appendix D
PCI Express* Ports ........................................................................................ 54

D.1
Appendix E
Development Kit Chassis Features.................................................................... 58

E.1
E.2
E.3
Configuring PCI Express* Ports ............................................................. 54

External Feature Locations ................................................................... 58
E.1.1
Front of Chassis ..................................................................... 59
E.1.2
Rear of Chassis...................................................................... 60
Internal Components ........................................................................... 61
Accessing the Board ............................................................................ 61
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1. Evaluation Board Block Diagram ......................................................... 15

2. Evaluation Board (Top View) .............................................................. 16
3. Evaluation Board (Bottom View w/SODIMMs) ........................................ 17
4. Evaluation Board Feature Placement Overview ...................................... 30
5. Back Panel Connectors ...................................................................... 31
6. Location of the Configuration Jumpers/Switches .................................... 33
7. Board LEDs ..................................................................................... 37
8. Board Headers ................................................................................. 38
9. Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card ........................................................... 45
10. PCI Express* Configuration Block Diagram with Default Configuration ..... 54
11. Front of Chassis ............................................................................ 59
12. Rear of Chassis .............................................................................. 60
13. Internal Components of Development Kit............................................ 61
14. Motherboard Tray Removal .............................................................. 62
15. Chassis with Open Motherboard Tray ................................................. 63
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1. Intel Literature Centers .................................................................... 10

2. Related Documents............................................................................ 11
3. Evaluation Board Feature Set Summary ................................................ 18
4. Power Measurement Resistor............................................................... 26
5. Digital Multi-Meter Comparison ............................................................ 26
6: Comparison of Agilent 34401A* and Fluke 79* Digital Multi-Meters ........... 27
7. Board Voltage Rails ........................................................................... 27
8. Back Panel Connectors ....................................................................... 31
9. Configuration Jumper/Switches Settings ................................................ 33
10. Board LEDs..................................................................................... 35
11. ATX Switch/LED Front Panel Header.................................................... 39
12. USB Front Panel Header.................................................................... 39
13. TPM Header .................................................................................... 39
14. Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card Configuration Jumper/Switches ............... 46
15. Voltage Identification Definition ......................................................... 48
16. Voltage Identification Definition ......................................................... 51
17. PCIe Slot Configurations ................................................................... 55
18. PCIe Route Groups .......................................................................... 55
19. PCIe Group Resistors........................................................................ 55
20. All PCIe Resistors ............................................................................ 56
21. PCIe Straps .................................................................................... 56
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Revision Date
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Introduction
Introduction
This manual describes the typical hardware set-up procedures, features, and use of the
evaluation board and other components included in the Intel Atom Processor N450,
D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller Hub Development Kit.
This manual is written for OEMs, system evaluators, and embedded system developers.
This document defines all jumpers, headers, LED functions, and their locations on the
development board along with subsystem features. This manual assumes basic familiarity
with the fundamental concepts involved with installing and configuring hardware for a
personal computer system.
There are two different development kits offered featuring the Intel Atom Processor
Family with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller Hub:
Intel Atom Processor N450 (single core, 5.5 watts) with Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Development Kit
Intel Atom processor D510 (dual core, 13 watts total) with Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Development Kit
There are three Development Kit Boards for this platform. They are designed with the
Intel Embedded Flexible Design guidelines and will be populated with one of the
following configurations:
Intel Atom Processor N450 with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller
Intel Atom Processor D410 with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller
Intel Atom Processor D510 with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller
Read this document in its entirety prior to applying power to the motherboard. Intel
recommends having both the schematic and board present while reading this document.
The references in this document correlate to reference designators and board properties
of Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Hub FAB D and FAB E Customer Reference Boards.
This manual is intended to be used with the development kit but can also be used to help
bring up a Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Hub Customer Reference Board, although not all associated peripherals will be
included with the board.
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1.1
Content Overview
Chapter 1, Introduction: Explains the content available in the document, key
terminology, where to get product literature and related documents.
Chapter 2, Development Kit Contents: Outlines the hardware and software included
with the Kit as well as any needed hardware for using the kit.
Chapter 3, Evaluation Board Features: Describes the many features of the board.
Chapter 4, Evaluation Board Power Management: Offers power calculations and a table
of power rails used with the board.
Chapter 5, Evaluation Board Feature Locations: Points out where various features are
located on the board.
Chapter 6, Quick Start: How to power up and power down the board.
For more information on the Development kit chassis and removing the board please see
Appendix E.
1.2
Terminology
Term
Definition
ACPI
Advanced Configuration Power Interface
BGA
Ball Grid Array
DDR
Double Data Rate
DMA
Direct Memory Access
EFI
Extensible Firmware Interface
FAE
Field Application Engineer
FSB
Front Side Bus
FWH
Firmware Hub
GPIO
General Purpose Input Output
IDE
Integrated Device Electronics
IEGD
Intel Embedded Graphics Driver
IMVP
Intel Mobile Voltage Positioning
Intel HD Audio
Intel High Definition Audio
Mott Canyon 4
This Add-in Card enables Intel HD Audio functionality
ITP
In-Target Probe
JEDEC
Joint Electron Device Engineering Council
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Term
1.3
Definition
KBC
Keyboard Controller
LAN
Local Area Network
LED
Light Emitting Diode
LPC
Low Pin Count
LVDS
Low Voltage Differential Signaling
MDC
Mobile Daughter Card
OS
Operating System
PATA
Parallel AT Attachment
PC
Personal Computer
PCB
Printed Circuit Board
PCIe*
PCI Express*
PLL
Phase Lock Loop
PGA
Pin Grid Array
RTC
Real Time Clock
SIO
Super I/O (Input Output)
SPI
Serial Peripheral Interface
SMC
System Management Controller
SO-DIMM
Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module
TPM
Trusted Platform Module
TSSOP
Thin Shrink Small Outline Package
UART
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (COM/Serial Port)
USB
Universal Serial Bus
VGA
Video Graphics Array
VID
Voltage Identification
VR
Voltage Regulator
VTT
Voltage Termination
XDP
eXtended Debug Port
Technical Support
Support Services for your hardware and software are provided through the secure Intel
Premier Support Web site at https://premier.intel.com. Please contact your local Intel
representative for access. After you log on, you can obtain technical support, review
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Whats New, and download any items required to maintain the platform. Support is
provided through the following categories:
Intel AtomTM processor N450, D410, D510/ICH8M (Embedded)
Dev Kit (Embedded/N450, N410, and D510/ICH8M)
BIOS/Firmware Support (Embedded Software)
For issues related to the board, please use the Dev Kit (Embedded/N450, N410, and
D510/ICH8M) category.
1.3.1
Additional Technical Support

If you require additional technical support, please contact your field sales representative
or local distributor.
1.4
Product Literature
You can order product literature from the following Intel literature centers.
Table 1. Intel Literature Centers

U.S and Canada
1-800-548-4725
U.S. (from overseas)
708-296-9333
Europe (U.K.)
44(0)1793-431155
Germany
44(0)1793-421333
France
44(0)1793-421777
Japan (fax only)
81(0)120-47-88-32
Product literature and information can also be found on the web through the following
sites:
Intel Developer Center: http://developer.intel.com/design/index.htm
Intel Embedded Design Center: http://edc.intel.com/
1.5
Related Documents
Table 2 is a partial list of the available collateral. For the complete list, contact your local
Intel representative.
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Table 2. Related Documents

Document
Document Numbers/ Location
Processor and I/O Controller -Related Documents

Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510
with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller Platform
Design Guide
with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller Platform
Schematics
with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller Mechanical
and Cadence / OrCad Symbol Files
Intel Atom Processor N400 Series Datasheet

Volumes I & II
Intel Atom Processor D400 and D500 Series
Datasheet Volumes I & II
Contact your local Intel representative for

the latest revision
Intel Atom Processor N400 Series

Sightings Report (SR)
Intel Atom Processor D400 and D500
Series Sightings Report (SR)
with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller
Platform Datasheet Addendum
Intel I/O Controller Hub 8 (ICH8) Family
Datasheet
Intel I/O Controller Hub (Intel ICH8M)
Specification Update
Firmware-Related Documents
Aptio 4.x Whitepaper
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Development Kit Contents
2.1
Included Hardware and Documentation
Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 or D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller development board (Installed)
Micro ATX chassis with removable motherboard tray
Processor heatsink (Installed)
Jumpers (Installed)
Two 1 GB DDR2 667 SODIMMs (Installed)
Socketed lithium coin cell battery (Installed)
ATX power supply (Installed)
SATA DVD-ROM R/W drive (Installed)
80 GB SATA hard drive (Installed)
Associated cables (Installed)
Mott Canyon 4 Kit with Azalia* HD Audio (Installed)
Documentation and software CD
Note: Not all peripherals listed will be included with an Intel Atom Processor N450, D410
and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller Hub development board if it is not
obtained as a development kit.
2.2
Software Key Features

The Development Kit board is pre-loaded with the latest EFI BIOS and the HDD includes
a Linux image and needed drivers.
Note: When logging onto the Linux operating system you will need to enter a password. The
password is password.
The documentation and software CD includes the Development Kit Users Manual as well
as chipset drivers, LAN drivers, and the GMA Graphics drivers. For Linux, kernels 2.6.30
and beyond have an integrated graphics driver optimized for the Intel Atom
Processor N450, D410, and D510. While every care was taken to ensure the latest
versions of drivers were provided on the enclosed CD at time of publication, newer
revisions may be available. Updated drivers for Intel components can be found at:
http://developer.intel.com/design/intarch/software/index.htm
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For all third-party components, please contact the appropriate vendor for updated
drivers.
Note: Software in the kit is provided free by the vendor and is only licensed for evaluation
purposes. Refer to the documentation in your evaluation kit for further details on any
terms and conditions that may be applicable to the granted licenses. Customers using
the tools that work with Microsoft* products must license those products. Any targets
created by those tools should also have appropriate licenses. Software included in the kit
is subject to change.
Refer to http://developer.intel.com/design/intarch/devkits for details on additional
software from other third-party vendors.
2.3
EFI Firmware
This development kit ships with a pre-boot EFI firmware pre-installed. This industry
standard EFI firmware runs most standard operating systems, including Microsoft
Windows XP*, Microsoft Windows XP Embedded*, Linux, and others.
The following features of the EFI firmware are enabled in the development board:
DDR2 SDRAM detection, configuration, and initialization
Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Hub configuration
PCI/PCI Express* device enumeration and configuration
Integrated video configuration and initialization
Super I/O configuration
CPU microcode update
For information on updating the firmware please see Section 6.3.
2.4
Before You Begin

The following additional hardware may be necessary to successfully set up and operate
the development board.
VGA Monitor: Any standard VGA monitor may be used. The setup instructions in this
chapter assume the use of a standard VGA monitor, TV, or flat panel monitor.
Keyboard: The development board can support either a PS/2 or USB style keyboard.
Mouse: The development board can support either a PS/2 or USB style mouse.
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Note: The enclosed driver CD includes drivers necessary for LAN, Integrated graphics, Audio
and system INF utilities.
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Evaluation Board Features
Figure 1. Evaluation Board Block Diagram
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Figure 2. Evaluation Board (Top View)
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Figure 3. Evaluation Board (Bottom View w/SODIMMs)
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3.1
Major Features
Table 3 is a list of the major features for the customer reference board.
Table 3. Evaluation Board Feature Set Summary

Feature
Evaluation Board
Implementation
Comments
Note: One of three processor

options is soldered to the board
Processor
Intel Atom Processor N450

with integrated graphics/memory
controller, 512KB L2 cache
Or
Intel Atom Processor D410
controller, 512KB L2 cache
22 X 22 mm (0.866 x 0.866 inch)

FCBGA package with 0.7 mm (0.0276
inch) ball pitch and 559 balls.
Or
Intel Atom Processor D510
controller, 1MB L2 cache
Note: VR soldered to the board
depends on board processor
CPU Voltage
Regulator
Intel Mobile Voltage Positioning

6 (Intel MVP6) for Intel
Atom Processor N450
1 Phase
Or
Voltage Regulator Down 11
(VRD11) for Intel Atom
Processor D410/D510
Chipset
Intel 82801HM I/O Controller
31 X 31-mm (1.22 x 1.22 inch) FCBGA

package with 1.0-mm and 1.066-mm
(0.0394 inch and 0.0420 inch) ball
pitches and 676-pins.
Board
Technology
Type-3 six layer stack-up
S-G-Core-S-S-Core-G-S stack-up
Board Size
ATX 9.6 x 9.6 inch (243.84 x

243.84 mm)
Doubled-sided placement
Memory
Two bottom-side SO-DIMM

connectors, single-channel; up to
four ranks total (2/SO-DIMM)
Graphics
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One VGA Connector and one

LVDS Connector
Supports up to 2-GB of system memory

with RAW Card A or C SO-DIMMs.
Note: 1GB max per SO-DIMM
No SDVO support.
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Feature
Evaluation Board
Implementation
Comments
LVDS options
Single 18-bit LVDS interface;

With Back Light Inverter
(BLI)/LED backlight support
Through a 50-pin cable-up connector

(Panel specific cables required for each
display supported).
Main Clock
CK505 (DB403 for PCIe

expansion)
TSSOP, 64-pinspackage
ATA/Storage
PATA66/100, 3 SATA
Integrated CK-SSCD
One desktop PATA connector, two
standard SATA connectors, and a SATA
Direct Connector on board edge.
4 back panel connectors
Ports [1:0] and [3:2]
USB
9 USB 2.0 ports
4 cable-up/header
Ports [5:4] and [7:6]
One hard wired to Mini PCIe slot
Port [8]
Soft Audio/ Soft

Modem
One Intel HD Audio MDC Header
Option for 3.3-V and 1.5-V operation

through jumper.
2 x4 for Mott Canyon 4 support
1 (x1) connector
1 (x4) connector
1 (x8) connector
Revision 1.0a compliant
PCI Express*
connectors
3 connectors
NOTE: There are six PCIe lanes, one is

only connected to the 82567V
Gigabit LAN, another is only
connected to the Mini PCIe slot,
and the remaining four can be
configured for different slot
options. Default allows for at
least x1 operation on all slots.
NOTE: For more information, refer to
Section 2.4.5, PCI Express*
Slots.
1 (x1) Mini PCIe connector with USB
PCI Express*
Mini Card
connector
1 connector
NOTE: For more information, refer to

Section 2.4.5, PCI Express*
Slots.
LPC
One LPC slot for debug
60-pin Slot
TPM
WPCT200 or Through TPM header

(TPM 1.2)
SPI
SPI based flash with socket
8-pin TSSOP socket with 16-Mbit SPI
SIO
WPCD374L
Provides power management, floppy,

COM, and PS2 keyboard/mouse.
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Feature
Comments
RTC
Battery-backed real time clock
Port 80 Decode
Supported down on motherboard

with two seven-segment displays
Power Supply
ATX Power Supply
ATX 2.01 Power Supply Tested
ITP/AA Support
Extended Debug Port (XDP)
J9D1 40-pin XDP connector
ACPI Compliant
S0
S3
S4
S5
Power
Management
Form Factor
3.2
Evaluation Board
Implementation
Power On
Suspend to RAM
Suspend to Disk
Soft Off
Processor Support
The reference board supports three different processors, but a particular reference board
will be stuffed to support only one of the three different processors. The three processor
options include the following:
Intel Atom Processor N450 with integrated graphics/memory controller, 512KB

L2 cache
Intel Atom Processor D410 with integrated graphics/memory controller, 512KB

L2 cache
Intel Atom Processor D510 with integrated graphics/memory controller, 1MB L2

cache
Each of these processors has a 559-pin FCBGA package. An active heatsink (heatsink
plus fan) is installed on the package for use during room temperature ambient operation.
3.2.1
Processor Voltage Regulators

The reference board uses an onboard single-phase regulator for the processor core
supply. Each board is populated with a voltage regulator that corresponds to the on
board processor.
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Boards with the Intel Atom Processor N450 use a single-phase voltage regulator
that is Intel Mobile Voltage Positioning 6 (Intel MVP6) compliant. See Section
4.4.2 for VID jumper location and Appendix B for the VID code table.
Boards with Intel Atom Processor D410 or D510 use a voltage regulator that is
Voltage Regulator Down 11 (VRD11) compliant with a flexible number of phases. See
Section 4.4.2 for VID jumper location and Appendix C for the VID code table.
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3.3
Subsystem Descriptions
Subsystem features refer to the major components and connectors on the evaluation
board and their locations. Component and connector locations are labeled with a letternumber combination referencing a grid printed on the edge of every board. Refer to the
silkscreen labeling on the evaluation board for details, as well as Figure 4.
3.3.1
Processor Features:
Location: U7E1
3.3.1.1
3.3.1.2
3.3.1.3
Intel Atom Processor N450 Processor Features:
Single Core Integrated 1.66 Ghz Intel Atom processor
X4 DMI interface
667MT/s DDR2 Memory Interface
CRT, VGA, Single channel 18-bit LVDS
512 KB cache
Graphics render core frequency @ 200MHz
C0-C4 Power States
Intel Thermal Monitor support with Adaptive Thermal Monitor 2 enhancement
Intel Atom Processor D410 Processor Features:
Single Core Integrated 1.66Ghz Intel Atom processor
X4 DMI interface
512KB cache
C0-C1 Power States
Intel Thermal Monitor support
Intel Atom Processor D510 Processor Features:
Dual Core, two integrated 1.66Ghz Intel Atom cores
X4 DMI interface
1 MB cache
C0-C1 Power States
Intel Thermal Monitor support
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3.3.2
Intel 82801HM I/O Controller

Location: U4F1
Features:
3.3.3
X4 DMI interface
Six PCI Express* ports, x1 (board offers other PCIe configurations)
Four PCI Rev. 2.3 ports
Ten USB 2.0 compatible ports (Only 9 implemented on board)
One ATAPI-6 (UDMA 100MB/s) IDE channel
Three 3Gb/s SATA Ports
Intel HD Audio
LPC bus
Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)
System Memory
Supports two DDR2 SO-DIMMs. SO-DIMMs must be un-buffered and compliant with
Raw Cards A or C as defined by JEDEC.
Supports 667-MHz memory bus frequencies.
Location:
SO-DIMM 0 J3V1
SO-DIMM 1 J3V2 (populate first)
Note: The Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Platform Design Guide provides component implementations for SO-DIMM and
SO-DIMM/memory down solutions. It is recommended that designs be validated. Contact
your Intel Field Representative for access to this document.
3.3.4
Display
The reference board has two options for displaying video:
LVDS location J9F1
VGA location J8A1
NOTE: The Intel Atom Processor N450, D410, D510 and the evaluation board only
support single channel 18-bit LVDS.
NOTE: The protective tape on top of the Evaluation board LVDS connector must be
removed prior to installing an LVDS cable.
NOTE: SDVO is not supported. Customers can use x1 PCI Express*-based discrete,
external 2D/3D graphics cards.
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3.3.5
PCI Express* Slots
Four PCI Express* slots for add-in cards.

o
One x8 PCIe Slot (SLOT 2 J2B1)
One x1 Mini PCIe Slot (J7W1)
The PCI Express* implementation complies with the PCI Express* Rev. 1.0a
specification.
The evaluation board provides one PCI Express* Mini Card form factor slot, and three
standard slots of different widths. These slots by default all support x1 devices, while
SLOT 2 supports both x1 devices and custom designed x2 devices. In addition to this
default configuration, two more options are possible with rework. See Appendix D for
details.
3.3.6
Soft Audio/Soft Modem

High Definition Soft Audio/Soft Modem functionality can be enabled through the Mott
Canyon 4 daughter card. The evaluation board does not come with an on board Intel HD
Audio codec. The Mott Canyon 4 card is required to enable the High Definition Audio
functionality. See Appendix A for more information on the Mott Canyon 4 card.
3.3.7
SATA Storage
The evaluation board provides three SATA connections. One slot is a direct connect type
(J2K1), while the other two are standard data connectors (J1H1, J1G1).
3.3.8
PATA Storage
The evaluation board provides only one desktop, 40-pin, PATA66/100 connector (J4K2)
that supports master and slave devices.
3.3.9
USB Connectors
The Intel 82801HM I/O Controller provides ten USB 2.0 ports.
Four ports are routed to the back panels two stacked USB connectors. USB ports
[1:0] and [3:2] are routed to the back of the chassis.
Ports [5:4] and [7:6] are routed to the front panel headers (J1E4, J1D1) See
Section 5.7.3.
Port 8 is connected to the Mini PCIe slot (J7W1) on the bottom of the board.
Port 9 is not used on this board.
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3.3.10
LPC Slot
The LPC Debug slot (J1F1) can be used to debug the SIO, or for adding functionality off
the LPC Bus.
3.3.11
Super I/O (SIO)

The Windbond/Nuvoton* WPCD374L SIO (U2F1) serves as multifunction controller for
various I/O and power management functions. This controller supports:
3.3.12
Two PS/2 ports (one for mouse, the other for keyboard)
Glue logic
Two serial ports (only one used)
Power sequencing control
EFI SPI Flash Device

A SOIC socket (U4C2) houses the 16-Mbit flash device (P/N# SST25VF016B) that stores
the system EFI firmware. The EFI firmware may be programmed through a Microsoft MSDOS* or Windows*-based utility (See Section 6.3 for details), through the SPI header
(J5D1), or externally with proper hardware.
3.3.13
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Header

The evaluation board implements a header at J1A1 to support TPM 1.2 specification
compliant devices.
3.3.14
Clocks
The board uses a CK505 based clock generator in addition to a DB403 clock solution.The
BSEL [2:1] signals driven by the processor are used by the CK505 based clock generator
to set the internal FSB frequency. The DB403 based clock generator provides additional
100MHz clocks for PCIe ports.
3.3.15
Real Time Clock

An on-board battery maintains power to the real time clock (RTC) when in a mechanical
off state (G3 state).
3.3.16
In-Target Probe (ITP) and Debug Support

The board provides on-board ITP support with an XDP connector. Users can debug from
the reset vector without EFI or OS dependency (up to OS functionality).
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Port 80 is also provided as a troubleshooting tool to monitor POST output during

firmware execution. See AMIs Aptio* site for details of these status codes http://www.ami.com/aptio/.
3.3.17
Power Supply Solution

The board can be powered from an ATX power supply (desktop solution) that contains all
of the voltage regulators necessary to power the system up.
Note: Use an ATX12V 2.01 specification compliant power supply regardless of supplier or
wattage level. For example, the Sparkle Model No. FSP460-60GLC meets this
requirement.
Note: The recommended way to shut down the board is to press and hold the power button
switch (S4J1) for 5 seconds until the power supply turns off. Using the power supply
switch or pulling the plug out of the wall is not recommended.
Note: If the power switch on the ATX power supply is used to shut down the system, wait at
least 5 seconds before turning the system on again.
3.3.18
Board Size
The reference board form factor is similar to the ATX 9.6 x 9.6 inch (243.84 x 243.84
mm) specification. The back panel jacks may not conform to ATX specifications.
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Board Power Management
4.1
Power Measurement Support

Power measurement resistors are provided to measure the power on many of the
subsystems.
Table 4. Power Measurement Resistor

Feature
Value
Tolerance
1%
Value
10 m
NOTE: Intel recommends that larger (~10 m) resistors be stuffed for greater accuracy.
Power on a particular subsystem is calculated using the following formula:

Equation 1.
V2
R
R = value of the sense resistor (typically 0.01 )

V = the voltage difference measured across the sense resistor.
Use a high precision digital multi-meter tool such as the Agilent 34401A digital multimeter. Refer to Table 5 for a comparison of a high-precision, digital multi-meter (Agilent
34401A*) versus a precision, digital multi-meter (Fluke 79*).
Table 5. Digital Multi-Meter Comparison
Example System
Sense Resistor Value
Voltage Difference Across Resistor
Calculated Power
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0.01
1.492 mV (149.2 mA)
0.223 mW
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Table 6: Comparison of Agilent 34401A* and Fluke 79* Digital Multi-Meters

Agilent 34401A (6 digit
display)
Fluke 79 (3 digit display)
(0.0030 % of reading)
0.09% 2 digits
Specification
+ (0.0030 % of range)
Min Voltage displayed
1.49193 mV
1.47 mV
Calculated power
0.22258 mW
0.216 mW
Max voltage displayed
1.49206 mV
1.51 mV
Calculated power
0.22624 mW
0.228 mW
0.009 %
0.3 %
Error in power
NOTE: The precision achieved by using a high precision digital multi-meter versus a normal digital
multi-meter is ~33 times more accurate.
Table 7 summarizes all the power measurement sense resistors located on the board. All
sense resistors need to be replaced with 0.01 for measurement.
Ref Des
Resistor
()
VCC_CPU_PNV
0.00,
1%
1.05 V for Desktop
VCCGFX
VCCGFX_PNV
R7D2,
R7D3
0.00,
1%
PNV
1.8 V
VCC_DDR
VCC_DDR_PNV
R7F1,
R7F2
0.00,
1%
23
PNV
1.8 V
VCC1P8
VCC1P8_PNV
R9E1
0.00,
1%
23
PNV
1.05 V
VCC1P05
VCC1P05_PNV
R6E7,
R6E8
0.00,
1%
23
PNV
1.5 V
VCC1P5
VCC1P5_PNV
R3R1
2
0.00,
1%
23
PNV
3.3 V
VCC3P3_PS
VCC3P3_PNV
R9E3
0.00,
1%
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ICH
3.3 V
VCC3P3_PS
VCC3P3_ICH
R3F2
0.00,
1%
Supply
VCC_CPU
R8D2,
R8D3,
R8D6
Voltage
Rail
Component
Sch Page
Table 7. Board Voltage Rails
Variable: 0.7-1.2V
(IMVP6 for N450
22
PNV
VRD11 for D410 and

D510)
22
PNV
22
0.89 V for Mobile
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Component
Voltage
Supply
Rail
Ref Des
Resistor
()
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ICH
3.3 V
VCC3P3_AUX
VCC3P3_AUX_ICH
R6R1
7
0.00,
1%
38
ICH
3.3 V
VCC3P3_STBY
VCC3P3_STBY_ICH
R3F1
0.00,
1%
38
ICH
1.5 V
VCC1P5
VCC1P5_ICH
R3F5
0.00,
1%
38
ICH
1.05 V
VCC1P05
VCC1P05_ICH
R4D1
8
0.00,
1%
NOTE:
1. PNV refers to the Intel Atom Processor N450, D410, or D510
2. Variable range for VCC_CPU_PNV is 1.2-.07 for both IMVP6 and VR11
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Evaluation Board Feature

Locations
This section contains locations and uses of the various connectors, jumpers, LEDs,
headers and other useful components on the board.
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5.1
Figure 4. Evaluation Board Feature Placement Overview
Intel Atom
Processor
N450, D410,
or D510
5.2
PCI Express* Slots and Mini Card Connectors

The PCI Express slots 2, 3, and 4 can be configured for different widths or disabled. Slot
5 is the mini PCIe slot, and can be found on the bottom of the board. See Appendix D
for configuration details.
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5.3
Connectors
Many of the connectors supply operating voltages up to +5V DC and +12V DC to devices
inside the computer chassis, such as fans and internal peripherals.
Caution:
Some of these connectors are not over-current protected. A fault in the load presented
by the external devices could damage the board, the interconnecting cable, or the
attached external device if precautions arent taken.
5.3.1
Back Panel Connectors

This section describes the boards back panel connectors. Figure 5 shows the location of
the connectors on the board, and Table 8 lists the connectors from left to right.
Figure 5. Back Panel Connectors
Table 8. Back Panel Connectors

Ref Des
Of Connector
J8A1
J7A1
Description
Top: Serial
Bottom: Video
Top: Mouse PS/2
Bottom: Keyboard PS/2
Top: LAN
J6A1
Middle: USB 2.0

Bottom: USB 2.0
J5A1
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Bottom: USB 2.0
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5.3.2
PS/2 Connectors
PS/2 functionality is included with the SIO device. There are two standard back panel
PS/2 connectors (See Figure 5).
5.3.3
USB Connectors
There are four standard back panel USB connectors (See Figure 5). All are USB 2.0
capable.
5.3.4
Video Connector
Video is provided via a female 15-pin standard (D-sub 15) VGA video connector (See
Figure 5). There is also LVDS through a 50-pin cable-up connector (See Figure 6).
5.4
Configuration Settings
5.4.1
Configuration Jumpers/Switches
Caution:
Do not move jumpers with the power on. Only switches may be moved while power is
on. Always turn off the power and unplug the power cord from the computer before
changing jumper settings. Otherwise, damage to the board could occur.
Figure 6 shows the location of the major configuration jumpers and switches. Table 9
summarizes the jumpers and switches and gives their default and optional settings.
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Figure 6. Location of the Configuration Jumpers/Switches
Table 9. Configuration Jumper/Switches Settings

Description
Default Setting
Optional Setting
Reference
Designator
Clear CMOS
1-2 Normal
2-3 to clear CMOS
J4G1
PLT_RST
OPEN - Normal
1-2 (short) Hold

platform in reset
J4D4
SPI Write Protect
OPEN Normal
1-2 (short) Write

Protect enabled for SPI
J4C1
TPM Disable
1-2 (short) - Normal
OPEN Disable
J1A2
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Description
Default Setting
Optional Setting
Reference
Designator
SPI Program
OPEN I/O Controller

connects directly to
SPI flash.
1-2 (short) SPI

Program header (J5D1)
connects to SPI flash.
See Section 5.7.1.
J4D1
SIO Disable
1-2 (short) SIO is

used.
OPEN SIO is disabled
J2F1
No Reboot
OPEN Normal
Reserved
J4K1
8a
BSEL0 Setting
1-2 Processor BSEL

Select
Reserved
J6H1
8b
BSEL1 Setting
1-2 Processor BSEL

Select
Reserved
J6J1
8c
BSEL2 Setting
1-2 Processor BSEL

Select
Reserved
J6H2
Manual VID Control:
9a
VID
VID
VID
VID
VID
VID
VID
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
(1-2)
(3-4)
(5-6)
(7-8)
(9-10)
(11-12)
(13-14)
Refer to
Appendix B, Appendix C
J9C1
9b
VID CPU Override

(15-16)
OPEN normal
operation
15-16 (Short) Override

to allow manual VID
operation. See Section
5.5.
10
Configure BIOS for SIO or

Legacy Free
OPEN Use SIO
1-2 (short) Legacy

Free
J4G3
11
Protect SPI
Open Protect SPI
1-2 (short) Program

SPI
J4G2
12
mPCIe Disable
OPEN Mini PCIe

enabled
1-2 (Short) Mini PCIe

disabled
J4J3
13
(For Validation Purposes)
OPEN-Normal
Reserved
J4G4
NOTES:
1.
A jumper consists of two or more pins mounted on the motherboard. When a jumper cap
is placed over two pins, it is designated as Short. When there are more than two pins on
the jumper, the pins to be shorted are indicated as 12 (to short pin 1 to pin 2), 23 (to
short pin 2 to pin 3), etc. When no jumper cap is to be placed on the jumper, it is
designated as OPEN.
Note: VID Override Jumper settings are shown in Appendix B for IMVP6 (Mobile parts) and
Appendix C for VR11 (Desktop Parts).
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5.4.2
Manual VID Support for CPU

The board supports manual VID operation for the processors VR as a test and debug
feature. A header (J9C1) is provided to incorporate the VID override functionality. VID
override allows for overriding the CPU VID outputs from the CPU to control the VR output
voltage. When pins 15-16 are shorted, the headers remaining pins determine the VID.
The intent of the VID override circuit is to enable debugging and testing.
If using Intel Atom Processor N450 see Appendix B for the IMVP VID code table, and
verify VIDs never exceed the maximum rating specified in the Intel Atom Processor
N450 Datasheet.
If using Intel Atom Processor D410/D510 see Appendix C for the VR11 VID code
table, and verify VIDs never exceed the maximum rating specified in the Intel Atom
Processor D410/D510 Datasheet.
See Table 9 for VID jumper details. Finally, see Figure 6 for the location of the manual
VID jumpers.
Note: When manually overriding the VID outputs, an open jumper position will result in logic 1
on the corresponding VID signal. Closing the jumper position will result in logic 0 on the
corresponding VID signal.
5.5
Power On and Reset Push Buttons

The Evaluation board has two pushbuttons, POWER and RESET. The POWER button
releases power to the entire board and signals the board to boot. The RESET button
forces all systems to warm reset.
The two buttons are located near the PATA connector. The POWER button is located at
S4J1 and the RESET button is located at S3K1. See Figure 4 for the general location of
these buttons. A front panel header is also provided to extend this functionality. See
Section 5.7.2 for details.
5.6
LEDs
Figure 7 reveals the location of the LEDs and Table 10 describes the function of the LEDs
and their reference designators
Table 10. Board LEDs

#
Function
Reference Designator
Location in Figure
VCC +3.3V (ATX)
DS9A2
VCC +5V SB (ATX)
DS9A1
VCC +12V (ATX)
DS9A3
VCC +5V (ATX)
DS9C1
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Function
Reference Designator
Location in Figure
VCC +5V AUX
DS5J4
VCC +3.3V AUX
DS4B1
VCC +1.05V
DS9B2
VCC +1.2V
DS6D1
VCC +1.8V
DS9B1
10
SYS_PWROK Valid
DS3J1
11
VCC CPU (IMVP)
DS9D1
12
VCC DDR (+1.8V)
DS6J1
13
VCC +1.5V
DS4H1
14
Mini PCIe Active
DS3H5
15
Platform Reset
DS3J2
16
S3
DS3H6
17
HD Activity
DS3J3
10
18
SIO Activity
DS2F1
11
19
BINIT
DS5J1
20
MCERR
DS5J2
21
IERR
DS5J3
22
SPTCLK
DS3H4
23
PROCHOT
DS3H3
24
THERMTRIP
DS3H2
25
FERR
DS3H1
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5.7
Headers
Figure 8. Board Headers
5.7.1
SPI Programming Headers

The microcontroller firmware for system management/keyboard/mouse control can be
upgraded in two ways:
5.7.2
By use of a special MS-DOS utility (in-circuit). See Section 6.3.
By use of an external computer connected (remotely) to the system through the SPI
Program header on the board (J5D1). See Table 9 for (J4D1) and (J4C1) jumper
settings. See http://dediprog.com/ for programming hardware and software.
ATX Switch/LED Front Panel Header

A 9-pin front panel header (J4J4) is provided for powering up the platform, resetting the
platform, and showing disk activity via the front panel of a chassis. Table 11 below
describes each pin.
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Table 11. ATX Switch/LED Front Panel Header

Pins
1/3
Disk Activity LED
2/4
N/A
5/7
Reset Switch
6/8
Power Switch
5.7.3
Description
1
2
RSVD (+4.95V)
USB Front Panel Header

Two standard 9-pin front panel USB headers (J1D1, J1E4) are provided for external USB
2.0 ports. Table below describes pin functions.
Table 12. USB Front Panel Header

Pins
1,2
5.7.4
Description
Front Panel USB Power
USB P0 (-)
USB P1 (-)
USB P0 (+)
USB P1 (+)
7,8
Ground
10
USB Overcurrent
1
2
TPM Header
A 20-pin header (J1A1) is provided for testing an external TPM. Table 13 details the pin
assignments.
Table 13. TPM Header

Pins
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L_CLK
Ground
L_FRAME#
L_RESET#
+5V
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L_AD[3]
L_AD[2]
+3V
10
L_AD[1]
11
L_AD[0]
12
Ground
13
SMB_CLK
14
SMB_DAT
15
+3V Standby
16
SERIRQ
17
Ground
18
CLKRUN#
19
LPCPD#
20
L_DRQ0#
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Quick Start
The following sections summarize the necessary hardware and power-on instructions for
the Intel Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O
Controller Hub Development Kit.
Caution:
6.1
Always turn off the power and unplug the power cord before entering protective chassis.
The user is required to observe extra precautions when handling and operating the
system.
Required Peripherals
DDR2 667-MHz SDRAM SODIMM (Two 1 GB SODIMMS included with development

kit)
ATX power supply (Included with development kit)
SATA hard drive (Included with development kit)
SATA hard drive cable (Optional- Included with development kit)
Mott Canyon with HD Audio (Optional- Included with development kit)
SATA Optical Drive (Optional- Included with development kit)
AC Power cord (Included with development kit)
Keyboard and mouse (not included)
External display (not included)
Note: SATA hard drive cable is optional as the board has a SATA direct connect connector on
the board (J2K1).
6.2
Power Up /Power Down

Complete the steps outlined in this section to power up and power down the
development board.
6.2.1
Pre-Power Up
Note: Steps 1-7 may already be completed in the development kit. Steps 8-11 will need to be
done by the development kit user and board user alike.
1. Place a DDR2 SO-DIMM in memory socket J3V2 (bottom of board) if not populated.
2. Install or verify the configuration jumpers as described in Section 5.4.1.
3. Verify presence of RTC battery in battery holder at B5G1.
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4. Plug in an ATX power supply 24-pin connector into connector J9K1; the connectors
are keyed and will only fit in one position. Make sure all 24-pins are used.
5. Connect a SATA hard drive directly to connector J2K1. This connector contains
power and data and does not require the use of a SATA hard drive cable.
Note: If internal graphics are not used, plug a PCI Express* Graphics card in the PCI-E x1 Slot
4 (J4B3) and connect a monitor to the card. Only select graphics cards support x1. Steps
6 and 7 are optional; however they have been completed for the development kit.
6. Optional: Attach the Mott Canyon 4 MDC to the MDC header at J1B3 and J1C1. An
Intel HD Audio card can be piggybacked onto the Mott Canyon 4 card to provide
soft audio and soft modem functionality. Adapter cables, speakers, or a phone line
for a modem may be needed, depending on the specific card used.
7. Optional: Attach a desktop CD-ROM (or mobile CD-ROM with adapter) with PATA
cable to connector J4K2 (red stripe toward pin 1), or with SATA cable to J1G1 or
J1H1. Attach power to an ATX power supply. If two IDE devices are used on the
same PATA channel, one must be set to master and one must be set to slave. Check
the operating instructions for the IDE devices.
Note: Steps 8-11 should be completed by development kit users as well as board users.
8. Connect a USB keyboard to the front or back Panel of Chassis (see Appendix E) or
Connector J5A1 on board.
9. Connect a USB mouse to the front or back Panel of Chassis (see Appendix E) or
Connector J5A1 on board.
10. Connect VGA monitor to back panel of Chassis, connector J8A1 (see Section 5.3.1)
11. Plug in the AC plug from the ATX power supply (see Appendix E) to an AC outlet.
6.2.2
Powering Up the Board

1. Press the power button on the front of the chassis (see Appendix E) or button located
at S4J1 on board.
2. As the system boots (During POST test), press either the F2 key or the Del key on
the keyboard to enter the Firmware setup screen.
3. Check time, date, and configuration settings. For most users the default settings
should be sufficient for the initial bring-up.
4. Press the F4 key to save and exit the firmware setup.
5. The system reboots and is ready for use.
Note: If the board does not power up completely, the Port 80 code on the 7-segment displays
(DS1J1 and DS1K1) may provide insight into the issue. See AMIs Aptio* site for details
of these status codes - http://www.ami.com/aptio/
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6.2.3
Powering Down the Board

There are three options for powering-down the board:
Use OS-controlled shutdown through the Windows Start menu (or equivalent)
Press the power button on the Chassis or the motherboard at S4J1 to begin powerdown.
If the system is hung, it is possible to asynchronously shut the system down by

holding the power button down continuously for 4 seconds.
Note: Intel does not recommend powering down the board by shutting off power at the ATX
power supply.
6.3
Firmware Updates
To update the EFI image in DOS to a newer release, use the EFI binary image and a
BIOS update utility. One utility that can be used is the AFUDOS BIOS update utility, also
referred to as a BIOS flash utility, with a command line interface for MS-DOS. This
utility is available through AMI and can be accessed here.
Getting Started:
Copy the AFUDOS.EXE executable file to any storage location accessible by the host
system and then run AFUDOS in a DOS environment command prompt.
Basic Usage:
AFUDOS CMCKXXXX.ROM /P /C (XXXX is the BIOS version to be flashed)
Program main BIOS image, reset CMOS to defaults
AFUDOS ROMFILE.ROM /P /B /N /C
Program main BIOS image & bootblock image
Reset CMOS and NVRAM to defaults
EFI firmware updates can be found on the Intel Validation Internet Portal (VIP)
https://platformsw.intel.com.
Note: Afudos.exe comes in two versions, one for legacy BIOS update and one for EFI BIOS
update. These two versions are not cross compatible. Using afudos.exe for legacy BIOS
to update an EFI BIOS will generate an error message such as memory error. Please
make sure to download the latest afudos.exe for EFI BIOS to update the evaluation
board. AMIs EFI BIOS is called AMI Aptio.
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Appendix A Daughter and Plug-In

Cards
A.1
Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card

The Mott Canyon 4 Interposer card is provided to enable Intel HD Audio functionality on
the Board. Functionality includes:
Supports three Mobile Daughter Card (MDC) headers and up to two Intel High
Definition codecs simultaneously
Plugs into a PCI Express* slotfor mechanical stability only
Electrically connected to the platform through a 26-pin ribbon cable from the Mott
Canyon 4 Interposer card to a 2 x 8 header (J1B3) and 2 x 4 header (J1C1) on The
evaluation board
Intel HD Audio MDC cards may require sideband signal cables for proper operation
Headers on the Mott Canyon 4 card are provided for both modem and audio sideband
signals
For additional information, see Sheet 54 of the board schematics.
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Figure 9. Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card
A.1.1
Jumper Settings
The Mott Canyon 4 Interposer card can select either Primary or Secondary Intel HD
Audio functionality for MDC0 and MDC1 connectors with two jumper options, J16 and
J25.
In Intel HD Audio mode, MDC0 is designed to house the primary codec (usually audio
but could be modem if there is no audio) and if necessary, MDC1 is designed to house
the modem codec. MDC2 supports an Intel HD Audio modem-only codec.
Intel 82801HM I/O Controller supports up to two SDATA_IN channels (0, 1). Two
jumpers, J27 and J28 are used to select the appropriate SDATA_IN channels for each of
the MDCs. Be aware that SDATA_IN channels 1 and 2 can be also overridden through
jumpers on the evaluation platform. If either SDATA_IN1 or SDATA_IN2 are not shunted
properly on the evaluation platform, these lines are not available to the Mott Canyon 4
Interposer card. Proper operation of the Intel HD Audio interface requires that only one
SDATA_IN line is routed to one codec at a time.
Table 14 summarizes the default and optional settings for the jumper/switches.
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Table 14. Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card Configuration Jumper/Switches
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Description
ACZ_SD_0 Destination
(MDC-0-1-2)
Reference
Designator
Default Setting
Optional Setting
1-2 for MDC0 codec A
3-4 for MDC0 codec B

J27
(MDC-0-1-2)

J28
(MDC-0-1-2)
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
J29
MDC0 Primary Jumper
2-3 for primary
1-2 for secondary
J16
MDC1 Primary Jumper
2-3 for primary
1-2 for secondary
J25
3.3-V Power Option
1-2 for mobile
2-3 for desktop
J24
5.0-V Power Option
1-2 for mobile
2-3 for desktop
J32
MDC0 Docking
Emulation (Switch
Enable)
1-2 for off
2-3 for on
J33
MDC0 Docking
Emulation
(Dock_RST#)
1-2 for normal
2-3 for docking emulation
J26
for
for
for
for
MDC0
MDC0
MDC1
MDC1
codec
codec
codec
codec
A
B
A
B
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A.1.2
Audio Firmware Configuration

To enable High Definition Audio functionality, the firmware settings may need to be
modified.
To modify the firmware settings:
1. With the system powered off, press the power button located at S4J1.
2. As the system boots, press either the F2 key or the Del key on the keyboard to enter
the Firmware setup screen.
3. Move the top cursor (using the sideways arrow keys) to Chipset.
4. Move the screen cursor (using the up/down arrow keys) to South Bridge
Configuration and press the Enter key.
5. Move the screen cursor (using the up/down arrow keys) to ICH8-M Devices and
press the enter key.
6. Move the screen cursor to Audio Controller and press the Enter key.
7. Select Azalia for the audio codec.
8. Save the settings and exit the Firmware (F4 key).
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Appendix B Intel MVP-6 VID Codes

Table 15. Voltage Identification Definition
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VID6
VID5
VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
VCC (V)
1.2000
1.1875
1.1750
1.1625
1.1500
1.1375
1.1250
1.1125
1.1000
1.0875
1.0750
1.0625
1.0500
1.0375
1.0250
1.0125
1.0000
0.9875
0.9750
0.9625
0.9500
0.9375
0.9250
0.9125
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VID6
VID5
VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
VCC (V)
0.9000
0.8875
0.8750
0.8625
0.8500
0.8375
0.8250
0.8125
0.8000
0.7875
0.7750
0.7625
0.7500
0.7375
0.7250
0.7125
0.7000
0.6875
0.6750
0.6625
0.6500
0.6375
0.6250
0.6125
0.6000
0.5875
0.5750
0.5625
0.5500
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VID6
VID5
VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
VCC (V)
0.5375
0.5250
0.5125
0.5000
0.4875
0.4750
0.4625
0.4500
0.4375
0.4250
0.4125
0.4000
0.3875
0.3750
0.3625
0.3500
0.3375
0.3250
0.3125
0.3000
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Appendix C VRD11 VID Codes

Table 16. Voltage Identification Definition
VID6
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VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
VCC (V)
1.2
1.1875
1.175
1.1625
1.15
1.1375
1.125
1.1125
1.1
1.0875
1.075
1.0625
1.05
1.0375
1.025
1.0125
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VID5
VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
VCC (V)
0.9875
0.975
0.9625
0.95
0.9375
0.925
0.9125
0.9
0.8875
0.875
0.8625
0.85
0.8375
0.825
0.8125
0.8
0.7875
0.775
0.7625
0.75
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VID4
VID3
VID2
VID1
VID0
VCC (V)
0.7375
0.725
0.7125
0.7
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Appendix D PCI Express* Ports

D.1
Configuring PCI Express* Ports
Figure 10. PCI Express* Configuration Block Diagram with Default Configuration
Slot 2
VCC3P3_PS
EXP_SLOT2 * <2>
8.2k
0 ohm Empty
Resistor Group1
8.2k
empty
PCIe[1-2] x2
PCIe[3] x1
EXP_SLOT 3*<0>
HDA_SYNC
0 ohm
Resistor Group2
HDA_SDOUT
EXP_SLOT 3*<1>
ICH8M
Slot 3
0 ohm Empty
Resistor Group4
EXP_SLOT 4*<0>
PCIe[4] x1
GLCI/
PCIe[6]
Slot 4
0 ohm
Resistor Group3
EXP_SLOT 2*<3>
82567V
GbE
PCIe[5] x1
0 ohm Empty
Resistor Group1
USB
Slot 5
Flexibility has been designed into the implementation of the PCI Express* slots on the
board. While the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller supports six x1 links, there are only
three conventional PCIe slots and one Mini PCIe slot as shown above. By default, each
slot is capable of at least x1 operation. Slot 2 is also capable of x2 (not a standard PCIe
width - for custom PCIe implementations) by default. But there are two more
configurations possible: one that disables Slot 4 and allows x2 operation on Slot 3 in
addition to Slot 2, another that disables Slot 4 and Slot 3, and allows x4 operation on
Slot 2. See Figure 4 for physical slot locations.
Note: Use this section in conjunction with the board schematics and silk screen.
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Table 17. PCIe Slot Configurations

Configuration
Slot 2
Slot 3
Slot 4
x4
x2
x1
x1
x2
x2
Note: Configuration 2 is the shipping default.

Slot flexibility is achieved by routing some PCIe lanes from the ICH to more than one
slot. Of course one lane cant be used by two slots at the same time, so resistors are
used to populate one route or another.
In order to simplify the configurations conceptually, each routes resistors are specified
as a group. Table 18 shows these groups and specifies the default groups that are
populated or not (empty) to implement Configuration 2. Below is a table linking groups
to configurations.
Table 18. PCIe Route Groups
Configuration
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Populated
Empty
Empty
Empty
Empty
Populated
Populated
Empty
Empty
Populated
Empty
Populated
Group 3
Group 4
Next is the list of resistors for each group.

Table 19. PCIe Group Resistors
ICH Lane
Group 1
Group 2
2 TX +
R8N3
R8N2
2 TX -
R8N5
R8N4
2 RX +
R8N7
R8N6
2 RX -
R8N9
R8N8
3 TX +
R7P3
R7P1
R7P2
3 TX -
R7P5
R7P4
R7P6
3 RX +
R7P7
R7P8
R7P9
3 RX -
R7P11
R7P12
R7P10
And finally, a full table specifying which resistors to populate or de-populate depending
on configuration option desired.
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Table 20. All PCIe Resistors

Resistor
Configuration 1
Configuration 2
Configuration 3
R8N3
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R8N5
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R8N7
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R8N9
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R7P3
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R7P5
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R7P7
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R7P11
0- Resistor
Empty
Empty
R8N2
Empty
0- Resistor
0- Resistor
R8N4
Empty
0- Resistor
0- Resistor
R8N6
Empty
0- Resistor
0- Resistor
R8N8
Empty
0- Resistor
0- Resistor
R7P1
Empty
0- Resistor
Empty
R7P4
Empty
0- Resistor
Empty
R7P8
Empty
0- Resistor
Empty
R7P12
Empty
0- Resistor
Empty
R7P2
Empty
Empty
0- Resistor
R7P6
Empty
Empty
0- Resistor
R7P9
Empty
Empty
0- Resistor
R7P10
Empty
Empty
0- Resistor
Note: 0- 0603 resistors should be used.

Once routes are configured accordingly, the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller needs to
know which configuration is used. Two straps located on the otherwise unrelated HD
Audio interface tell the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller which configuration it should
expect. The straps consist of two 8.2k 0402 resistors tied to +3.3V (VCC3P3_PS). See
Table 19 for details.
Table 21. PCIe Straps
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Configuration
HDA_SDOUT (R3F7)
HDA_SYNC (R3F8)
8.2k- Resistor
8.2k- Resistor
Empty
8.2k- Resistor
8.2k- Resistor
Empty
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See the Intel Atom N450, D410 and D510 Embedded Platform Technical Update for
the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller - Enabling Additional PCIe Port Configurations for
details of this last strapping. Contact your Intel Representative for access to this
document.
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Appendix E Development Kit Chassis

Features
E.1
External Feature Locations

This section describes the features and use of the chassis and components provided with
the development kit. This chassis and its modifications directly support the Intel
Atom Processor N450, D410 and D510 with the Intel 82801HM I/O Controller board.
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E.1.1
Front of Chassis
The Front of the chassis offers a power button, reset button, disk activity LED, four USB
access ports, and access to the CD/DVD ROM.
Note: The 1394 and Audio 97 connectors on the chassis are not connected to the board and
hence the Front Panel Audio Jacks as well as the IEEE 1397 connectors are non
functional.
Figure 11. Front of Chassis
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E.1.2
Rear of Chassis
The rear of the chassis has the AC power plug, ATX power switch, as well as access to
the boards back panel connectors (see Section 5.3.1) including serial, PS/2, LAN, and
USB ports.
Figure 12. Rear of Chassis
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E.2
Internal Components
All included hardware is located inside the development kit Chassis. The board is
connected to a removable plate. The ATX power supply sits in the rear ATX power supply
cradle, while the hard drive and CD/DVD ROM sit in the cradles across from it. Both hard
drive and DVD/ROM are connected to the board with SATA cables. The Mott Canyon 4
card with Azalia* HD Audio is connected and installed in PCI slots 3 & 4. There are also
cables connecting the front panel buttons and connectors to the board.
Note: The Mott Canyon 4 Card is only inserted into the PCIe slots 3&4 for support. It does not
have an electrical connection to the PCIe slots.
Figure 13. Internal Components of Development Kit
E.3
Accessing the Board

The chassis has a unique feature that allows the motherboard to be removed from the
chassis while maintaining most connections and operability. Please follow the steps
below.
Remove the black chassis side panels. This can be done by unscrewing the screws along
the edge of the on the back side of the chassis and then sliding off each panel.
Unscrew, un-connect, and remove any and all PCIe cards.
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The motherboard is connected to a tray. This tray is removable once the tray screw has
been removed. The tray screw is located on the back of the chassis beside the I/O panel.
Unscrew this screw.
Figure 14. Motherboard Tray Removal
Once the tray screw has been removed, slide the tray towards the front of the chassis
and then pull it out away from the chassis.
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Figure 15. Chassis with Open Motherboard Tray
The motherboard can be laid flat on a table. This open position can allow for easy access
to jumpers, connectors, etc.
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Development Kit Contents .............................................................................. 12

Major Features ................................................................................... 18

Board Power Management .............................................................................. 26

Included Hardware and Documentation .................................................. 12

Evaluation Board Features .............................................................................. 15

Content Overview ................................................................................. 8

Power Measurement Support ................................................................ 26

Evaluation Board Feature Locations .................................................................. 29

Evaluation Board Features .................................................................... 30

Quick Start .................................................................................................. 41

Required Peripherals ........................................................................... 41

Daughter and Plug-In Cards ............................................................................ 44

Mott Canyon 4 Interposer Card ............................................................. 44

Intel MVP-6 VID Codes ................................................................................. 48

VRD11 VID Codes ......................................................................................... 51

PCI Express* Ports ........................................................................................ 54

Development Kit Chassis Features.................................................................... 58

Configuring PCI Express* Ports ............................................................. 54

1. Evaluation Board Block Diagram ......................................................... 15

1. Intel Literature Centers .................................................................... 10

Intel Atom Processor N450 with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller

Intel Atom Processor D410 with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller

Intel Atom Processor D510 with Intel 82801HM I/O Controller

Advanced Configuration Power Interface

Ball Grid Array

Double Data Rate

Direct Memory Access

Extensible Firmware Interface

Field Application Engineer

Front Side Bus

General Purpose Input Output

Integrated Device Electronics

Intel Embedded Graphics Driver

Intel Mobile Voltage Positioning

Intel High Definition Audio

This Add-in Card enables Intel HD Audio functionality

Joint Electron Device Engineering Council

Local Area Network

Light Emitting Diode

Low Pin Count

Low Voltage Differential Signaling

Mobile Daughter Card

Printed Circuit Board

Phase Lock Loop

Pin Grid Array

Real Time Clock

Super I/O (Input Output)

Serial Peripheral Interface

System Management Controller

Small Outline Dual In-line Memory Module

Trusted Platform Module

Thin Shrink Small Outline Package

Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (COM/Serial Port)

Universal Serial Bus

Video Graphics Array

eXtended Debug Port

Intel AtomTM processor N450, D410, D510/ICH8M (Embedded)

Dev Kit (Embedded/N450, N410, and D510/ICH8M)

BIOS/Firmware Support (Embedded Software)

Additional Technical Support

Table 1. Intel Literature Centers