ConnectCore
®
6 SBC
Hardware Reference Manual
ConnectCore® 6 SBC Hardware Reference Manual
(Part number 90001418 A)
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A 08/2014 Initial Release
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Contents
Overview
Using this guide 1
ConnectCore 6 SBC overview
ConnectCore 6 SBC features and functionality 2
ConnectCore 6 SBC Interfaces
ConnectCore 6 SBC DC-In Connector 6
SBC coin cell connector 8
SBC boot configuration 9
Power and reset functions on the ConnectCore 6 SBC 12
JTAG 13
SWD 14
SBC console port 15
SATA 16
Micro SD 17
Gigabit ethernet 18
USB OTG 20
USB host 21
PCI express mini card 23
SBC micro-SIM card slot 26
XBee 27
Parallel display 29
Conventions used in this guide 1
Digi information 1
Document updates 1
Contact information 1
Additional resources 1
Power LED 6
Overvoltage protection 7
5V regulator 7
SBC boot source jumpers 10
Boot mode 11
Gigabit ethernet PHY address 19
Gigabit ethernet LEDs 20
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LVDS 31
HDMI 33
MIPI display 34
MIPI camera 36
Parallel camera 38
Audio 40
CAN 42
CAN termination resistors 43
UART 44
I2C 45
SPI 46
GPIO and user LEDs 47
ConnectCore 6 SBC Specifications
Electrical Specifications 50
Supply Voltages 50
Power Consumption 50
Mechanical Specifications 51
Environmental Specifications 52
WLAN Specifications 53
Bluetooth Specifications 53
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Overview
Using this guide
This guide provides information about the Digi ConnectCore 6 embedded core module family.
Conventions used in this guide
This table describes the typographic conventions used in this guide:
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Using this guide
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Digi information
Document updates
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Additional resources
Refer to the most recent Freescale i.MX6 processor reference manual and related documentation
(available on the Freescale web site at:
information.
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http://www.freescale.com/imx6) for additional
ConnectCore 6 SBC features and functionality
ConnectCore 6 SBC overview
The ConnectCore 6 SBC is a Pico-ITX board featuring the Digi ConnectCore 6 module that
integrates a Freescale i.MX6 application processor, DDR3 DRAM memory, eMMC memory, WLAN/
Bluetooth module, power management IC for optimized power consumption applications and a
programmable microcontroller assistant for supporting additional interfaces.
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a selection of I/O interfaces including two USB 2.0 ports, one
micro USB OTG connector, micro SD card slot, HDMI, audio jack for stereo audio output and a
Gigabit Ethernet port. All these connectors together with the main power connector are located
on the front edge of the board making them easily accessible if the board is assembled into an
enclosure.
The rear edge of the ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a great selection of multimedia connectors
including LVDS, MIPI CSI-2 camera, MIPI DSI display, 8-bit parallel camera and 24-bit parallel
display.
Additional on board connectors provide support for SATA interface with power supply, JTAG and
console debug ports, coin cell connector to supply the RTC, and expansion connectors for USB,
second LVDS, second 8-bit camera interface, two CAN ports, I2C, SPI, three UART ports, twelve
GPIOs and audio input and output.
The board provides a mini-PCIe socket for connecting full or half size PCI express mini cards. A
micro-SIM card is connected to the mini PCIe slot making the ConnectCore 6 SBC ready for a mini
PCIe cellular card.
The ConnectCore 6 SBC also has a connector for a Digi XBee module.
The board is powered from a single 5V DC supply. An overvoltage circuit protects the board from
input voltages up to 12V.
ConnectCore 6 SBC features and functionality
• ConnectCore 6 module
• i.MX6 single/dual/quad ARM Cortex-A9 cores operating at speeds of up to 1.2GHz
• 64-bit DDR3-1066 memory interface with a density up to 2Gbytes
• 8-bit eMMC support up to revision 4.4/4.41
• Optional IEEE802.11a/b/g/n WLAN and Bluetooth 4.0
• Power from a single 4.2V to 5.5VDC supply
• +5V regulator
• Boot source configuration (eMMC, microSD, SATA)
• Coin-cell connector to supply the on module RTC
• Power button and reset button
• Power LED to show the status of the main supply
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ConnectCore 6 SBC features and functionality
• Debug
• Standard IEEE 1149.1 JTAG interface
• Single Wired Debug (SWD) interface for the microcontroller assistant (MCA)
• Console serial port
• Storage
• SATA interface with onboard data and power connectors
• microSD card slot
• Multimedia
• Two LVDS interfaces supporting 4 differential data pairs each (one LVDS interface available
on expansion connector)
• 24-bit parallel LCD interface
• HDMI 1.4 interface
• MIPI DSI display
• MIPI CSI-2 camera
• Two 8-bit parallel camera interfaces (one camera interface available on expansion
connector).
• AC97 audio CODEC with stereo headphone jack
• Communication
• Gigabit Ethernet interface
• Mini PCIe slot supporting full size and half size mini PCIe cards
• microSIM card slot connected to the mini PCIe slot
• USB OTG with micro AB USB connector
• Two USB Host 2.0 with stacked USB A type connector
• XBee socket for Digi XBee THT modules
• Expansion
• One USB Host 2.0 port
• Two CAN ports
• Three UART ports (one TTL level and two RS232)
• SPI
• I2C
• One LVDS interface (the other available at LVDS connector)
• Audio connector with MIC, LINE-IN and LINE-OUT
• GPIO connector with 4 analog inputs and 8 digital GPIO signals
• Power connector with reset and power signals
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ConnectCore 6 SBC features and functionality
• One Eight bit parallel camera interface (the other available at camera connector)
• User interface
• Three user LEDs (green, yellow, red)
• Dimensions
• Pico-ITX form factor, 100mm x 72mm
Placement of the ConnectCore 6 SBC - top side
Placement of the ConnectCore 6 SBC - bottom side
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ConnectCore 6 SBC features and functionality
SBC block diagram
The figure below shows the block diagram of the ConnectCore 6 SBC.
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ConnectCore 6 SBC Interfaces
ConnectCore 6 SBC DC-In Connector
ConnectCore 6 SBC DC-In Connector
The ConnectCore 6 SBC has a +5V DC-In power connector ( J1) to provide power to the system. A
DC-Jack connector is used to connect the DC-In power supply.
Power LED
A green LED near the power connector shows the status of the power input. This LED is ON when
a valid power supply is present. If the power supply voltage is higher than 5.5V the overvoltage
protection circuit will block the power supply input and the power LED will turn off.
LED Signal Note
POWER VSYS Green LED
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ConnectCore 6 SBC DC-In Connector
Overvoltage protection
An overvoltage protection circuit is implemented on the ConnectCore 6 SBC. If the voltage value
of the DC-In supply signal is higher than 5.5V the supply input is disconnected of the system.
5V regulator
The ConnectCore 6 SBC has several interfaces that need a regulated 5V supply. To generate this
supply one LTC3125 step-up DC/DC converter is used. This DC/DC converter can generate a
regulated 5V from an input supply ranging from 1.8V to 5.5V. The LTC3125 will maintain voltage
regulation even when the input voltage is above the desired output voltage.
The 5V regulator is enabled by the ConnectCore 6 signal PWR_EN (PMIC_GPIO7). On low power
mode this regulator is disabled.
The following table lists the interfaces of the ConnectCore 6 SBC that are sourced from the +5V
supply.
Interface Comments
USBH1_VBUS Power supply for the USB Host controller of the i.MX6 CPU
SATA Supply for the SATA interface
USB OTG Supply for the USB devices connected to the USB OTG
USB Host Supply for the USB devices connected to the USB Host ports
LVDS0 Supply for the LVDS backlight
HDMI Supply for the HDMI display
Parallel display Supply for the parallel display
MIPI display Supply for the MIPI display
MIPI camera Supply for the MIPI camera
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SBC coin cell connector
SBC coin cell connector
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a 2-pin, 1.25mm pitch straight connector for connecting an
external coin cell or super capacitor to power the RTC interface when the main supply is off. If
higher voltage is present on the main supply, it will be used as a power source for the RTC.
The following table shows the pinout of the coin cell connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 VCC_LICELL Power supply for RTC
2 GND Ground
There are three types of components that can be connected to this connector: Lithium coin cells
(Primary cell: non-rechargeable), Lithium coin cells (Secondary cell: rechargeable), and Supercaps.
When a Primary Lithium coin cell is connected, the PMIC backup battery charger must be turned
off and this pin is used strictly as an input. It is hazardous to attempt to charge Primary Lithium
cells as they may vent or explode. Secondary Lithium coin cells are only made available directly to
manufacturers of equipment that could use them, in that case they are normally required to
design their product to prevent the user gaining access to this part since there is a danger to the
user if by replacing it, they fit a primary type (the only sort that they are likely to be able to source)
into the charging circuit. When a Secondary Lithium coin cell is used, both the charging current
and the termination voltage are programmable. When a Supercap is used, both the charge
current and termination voltage should be set to the maximum values.
The advantage of using a Primary Lithium coin cell is that the energy density usually allows years
of service since the self discharge rate is low. The advantage of using a Secondary Lithium coin
cell is that the self discharge rate is usually sufficient to allow a few months of support for the
RTC before it will need recharging. The advantage of the Supercap is that it is intrinsically safe and
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can out-last the Primary Lithium coin cell option, however the self discharge rate is high meaning
that a 1F capacitor at 25° C is likely to support the RTC for approximately 5 to 10 days.
A programmable constant charge current charger with a programmable top-off charging voltage
is provided for charging of Secondary Lithium-Manganese coin cell batteries and super
capacitors. Charging current is programmable from 100uA to 6mA. Termination voltage is
programmable from +1.1 to +3.1V.
The minimum voltage of the coin cell supply is +2V. The maximum voltage of the coin cell supply
is +3.6V.
SBC boot configuration
SBC boot configuration
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SBC boot source jumpers
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides two jumpers to configure the boot source.
J4 J5 Comments
Open Open Boot from eMMC
Open Close Boot from Micro-SD
Close Open Boot from SATA
Close Close Reserved
SBC boot configuration
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Boot mode
SBC boot configuration
ConnectCore 6 SBC provides four resistors to configure the boot mode. These resistors are used
to override the boot mode configuration selected on the ConnectCore 6 module. By default these
four resistors are not populated and the ConnectCore 6 SBC will boot with the default boot mode
selected on the module.
The following table shows the resistors configuration for the different boot modes.
R24 R25 R28 R29 Boot Mode
Not populated Not populated Not popluated Not populated Module default boot mode
Not populated Not populated populated populated Boot from Fuses
Not populated Populated populated Not populated Serial Downloader
Populated Not populated populated Populated Boot from board settings
Note A different resistors configuration than the ones listed on the table might prevent the
ConnectCore 6 SBC from booting.
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Power and reset functions on the ConnectCore 6 SBC
Power and reset functions on the ConnectCore 6 SBC
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a “Power” button that supports the following functionality:
Function Description
Power On Short press when the board is OFF.
Power Off Long press for 10 seconds when the board is ON or in SLEEP mode.
Wake-up Short press when the board is in SLEEP mode.
Sleep Short press when the board is ON.
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a “Reset” button is used to reset the ConnectCore 6 module.
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JTAG
JTAG
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a 2x5, 1.27mm pitch pin header for accessing the i.MX6 JTAG
Debug port. The pinout of the JTAG connector is compliant with the 10pin standard ARM JTAG.
The following table shows the pinout of the JTAG connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 3.3V Supply voltage of the JTAG interface
2 JTAG_TMS Test mode state signal
3 GND
4JTAG_TCK Test clock signal
5 GND
6 JTAG_TDO Test data output signal
7-
8 JTAG_TDI Test data input signal
9 GND
10 POR_N Board reset/CPU reset
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SWD
SWD
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a 2x5, 1.27mm pitch pin header for programming and
debugging the Kinetis microcontroller assistant of the ConnectCore 6 module. The pinout of the
SWD connector is compliant with the 10pin standard SWD. The following table shows the pinout
of the SWD connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 VLDO_MCA Supply voltage of the Kinetis MCA
2 SWD_DIO SWD bidirectional data pin
3 GND
4 SWD_CLK SWD clock signal
5 GND
6-
7-
8-
9 GND
10 MCA_RESET_N Reset signal for Kinetis MCA
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SBC console port
SBC console port
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a 3pin, 1.25mm pitch connector for the debug console port. The
UART4 port of the ConnectCore 6 module is used as console port. An RS232 transceiver is used
on the SBC to convert the port to standard RS232 levels. The following table shows the pinout of
the SWD connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 CONSOLE_TX RS232 transmission line
2 CONSOLE_RX RS232 reception line
3 GND
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SATA
SATA
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides access to the SATA interface on the ConnectCore 6 module
using a vertical SATA standard connector.
The table below provides the pinout of the SATA connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 GND
2 SATA_TXP SATA transmission pair positive line
3 SATA_TXN SATA transmission pair negative line
4 GND
5 SATA_RXN SATA reception pair negative line
6 SATA_RXP SATA reception pair positive line
7 GND
The ConnectCore 6 provides a 2pin connector to supply a SATA device with +5V.
Note For SATA devices that need more than 1A an external 5V supply is required.
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The table below shows the pinout of the SATA power connector.
Pin Signal Comments
15V
2 GND
Micro SD
Micro SD
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a Micro-SD connector on the bottom side. This interface is
connected to the USDHC2 controller of the i.MX6 CPU.
The Micro-SD connector does not provide a card detect pin. The following table shows the pinout
of the micro-SD connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 SD2_DATA2
2 SD2_DATA3
3 SD2_CMD
43.3V
5 SD2_CLK
6 GND
7 SD2_DATA0
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Pin Signal Comments
8 SD2_DATA1
Gigabit ethernet
Gigabit ethernet
The ConnectCore 6 SBC has a triple-speed (10Base-T/100Base-Tx/1000Base-T) Ethernet PHY
connected to the RGMII interface of the ConnectCore 6 module. Two GPIO signals of the i.MX6
CPU are used to reset the Ethernet PHY (GPIO1_25) and as interrupt input from the PHY
(GPIO1_28).
The board provides a Gigabit RJ-45 connector with integrated 1:1 transformer and link/activity
LEDs. The following table shows the pinout of the Gigabit connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 TRP1+ Transmit and receive pair 1 data +
2 TRP1- Transmit and receive pair 1 data -
3 TRP2+ Transmit and receive pair 2 data +
4 TRP2- Transmit and receive pair 2 data -
5 TRP3+ Transmit and receive pair 3 data +
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Pin Signal Comments
6 TRP3- Transmit and receive pair 3 data -
7 TRP4+ Transmit and receive pair 4 data +
8 TRP4- Transmit and receive pair 4 data -
Gigabit ethernet PHY address
Gigabit ethernet
The ConnectCore 6 SBC has a Gigabit PHY for the Ethernet interface. The address of the Gigabit
PHY can be configured with four configuration resistors. The default address for the Gigabit PHY
is 0x0. The following table shows the different Gigabit PHY address configuration.
R53 R54 R55 R56 PHY Address
Not populated Populated Not populated Populated 0x0
Populated Not populated Not populated Populated 0x1
Not populated Populated Populated Not populated 0x2
Populated Not populated- Populated Not populated 0x3
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Gigabit ethernet LEDs
The Gigabit Ethernet PHY has two outputs to indicate the link and activity status of the port.
These outputs are connected to a green LED and to a yellow LED, integrated on the Ethernet
connector. The following table shows the link/activity status indicated by the two LEDs.
Yellow LED Green LED Link/Activity Status
OFF OFF Link off
ON OFF 1000 Link/No activity
Blinking OFF 1000 Link/No activity (Rx, Tx)
OFF ON 100 link/No activity
OFF Blinking 100 Link/activity (Rx, TX)
ON ON 10 Link/No activity
Blinking Blinking 10 Link/Activity (Rx, Tx)
USB OTG
USB OTG
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a micro-AB type receptacle for a USB OTG connection. This
interface can operate in Host mode and Device (peripheral) mode.
High speed, Full speed and Low speed connections are supported in Host mode. High speed and
Full speed connections are supported in peripheral mode.
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When the interface is configured in Host mode a 5V supply is connected to pin 1 (VBUS) of the
USB connector.
The following table shows the pinout of the USB OTG connector.
PIN Signal Comments
1 VBus 5V output on host mode
2USB_DN
3USB_DP
4 USB_ID GND for host and floating for device
5GND
USB host
USB host
The ConnectCore 6 SBC has a 4-port USB HUB that provides four USB Host interfaces. Two USB
Host interfaces are connected to a stackable dual USB A-type connector located on the front of
the board. The USB Host3 port is connected to the PCI express mini card connector. The USB
Host4 port is connected to a 6pin, 1.25mm pitch expansion connector. All the USB ports can
operate at high speed, full speed and low speed.
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The following table shows the pinout of the dual stackable USB Host connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 USBH1_VBUS +5V
2 USBH1_DN
3 USBH1_DP
4 GND
5 USBH2_DN +5V
6 USBH2_DN
7 USBH2_DP
8 GND
The following table shows the pinout of the USB expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1+5V
2 USBH4_DP
3 USBH4_DN
4 USBH4_OC_N
5 USBH4_PWR_EN Power enable output
6 GND
Over current input (low level
active)
USB host
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PCI express mini card
PCI express mini card
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a Mini PCI Express connector with the following interfaces:
• PCIe transmission differential data pair
• PCIe reception differential data pair
• PCIe clock differential data pair
• I2C3
• USB Host port (USBH3)
• GPIO signal (GPIO_7_7) for the open drain, low level PCIe Wake up signal
• GPIO signal (GPIO_1_4) for the low level PCIe disable signal
• GPIO signal (GPIO_7_8) for the low level PCIe Reset signal
• SIM interface
• +1.5VDC and +3.3VDC supplies
The ConnectCore 6 SBC has four 2.6mm metalized drills: two for the half size and two for the full
size mechanization. These drills have a 5.8mm x 5.8mm area without parts or routes for the
screws and nuts. To install a PCI express mini card on the ConnectCore 6 SBC we will need two
M2.5 nuts, two M2.5 screws, two 4mm M2.5 spacers and two M2.5 washers.
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PCI express mini card
The following picture shows the ConnectCore 6 SBC with a full size PCI express mini card
assembled.
The following picture shows the ConnectCore 6 SBC with a half size PCI express mini card
assembled.
The following table shows the pinout of the PCI express mini card connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 PCIE_WAKE_N Connected to i.MX6 GPIO_7_7
2 +3.3V
3-
4 GND
5-
61.5V
7-
8 PCIE_UIM_PWR Power supply for SIM card
9 GND
10 PCIE_UIM_DATA Data for SIM card
11
12 Clock for SIM card
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Pin Signal Comments
13 PCIE_CLK_P
14 PCI_UIM_RESET Reset signal for SIM card
15 GND
16 PCIE_UIM_VPP Power supply for SIM programming
17 -
18 GND
19 -
20 PCIE_DIS_N Connected to i.MX6GPIO_1_4
21 GND
22 PCIE_RESET_N Connected to i.MX6GPIO_7_8
23 PCIE_RX_N
24 +3.3V
25 PCIE_RX_P
26 GND
27 GND
28 +1.5V
29 GND
30 I2C3_SCL
31 PCIE_TX_N
32 I2C3_SDA
33 PCIE_TX_P
34 GND
35 GND
36 USBH3_DN
37 GND
38 USBH3_DP
39 +3.3V
40 -
41 +3.3V
42 -
43 GND
44 -
45 -
46 -
47 -
48 +1.5V
49 -
50 GND
PCI express mini card
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Pin Signal Comments
51 -
52 +3.3V
SBC micro-SIM card slot
SBC micro-SIM card slot
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a micro-SIM card slot located on the bottom side of the board.
The SIM interface is connected to the PCIe mini card connector enabling a 3G communication
when a 3G module is installed in the Mini Card connector. The pinout of the SIM card slot is
shown below.
Pin Signal Comments
1 PCIE_UIM_PWR Power supply for SIM card
2 PCI_UIM_RST Reset signal for SIM card
3 PCIE_UIM_CLK Clock signal for SIM
4-
5 GND
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XBee
XBee
Pin Signal Comments
6 PCIE_UIM_VPP Power supply for SIM programming
7 PCIE_UIM_DATA Data signal for SIM card
8-
The ConnecCore6 SBC provides two 10 pin, 2mm pitch connectors to connect a Digi XBee/XBee
Pro module. The XBee identification and association signals are connected to a 3pin, 1.25mm
pitch expansion connector.
The UART5 port of the ConnectCore 6 module is used to communicate with the XBee module.
This UART port is also connected to the UART expansion connector. Only one of the two UART5
interfaces (XBee or Expansion) can be used at a time.
Three GPIO signals of the ConnectCore 6 module are used to reset the XBee, and control the
status of the XBee module.
The pinout of the XBee module connectors is shown below.
Pin Signal Comments
1 VCC 3.3V supply for the XBee
2 UART5_RX XBee Data Out
3 UART5_TX
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Pin Signal Comments
4
5 XBEE_RESET_N Reset signal connected to GPIO_3_28
6
7
8
9 XBEE_SLEEP_RQ Sleep request signal connected to GPIO_3_29
10 GND
11
12 UART5_RTS_N
13 XBEE_ON/SLEEP_N Status signal connected GPIO_3_27
14
15 XBEE_ASSOC Association signal connected to expansion connector
16 UART5_CTS_N
17
18
19
20 XBEE_IDENT Idnet input signal connected to expansion connector
XBee
The pinout of the XBee expansion connectors are shown below.
Pin Signal Comments
1 XBEE_IDENT XBee ident input signal
2 XBEE_ASSOC XBee association output signal
3 GND XBee Data In
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Parallel display
Parallel display
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a 24-bit RGB LCD interface connected to a 40pin, 0.5mm pitch,
FFC connector. Backlight control signal, I2C port and interrupt line for a touch screen panel are
available on the parallel LCD connector. The connector has 3.3V supply for the LCD display and a
5V supply for the LED backlight.
The pinout of the parallel display connectors is shown below.
Pin Signal Comments
1 GND
2 DISP0_DAT0
3 DISP0_DAT2
4 DISP0_DAT3
5 DISP0_DAT4
6 DISP0_DAT5
7 DISP0_DAT6
8 DISP0_DAT7
9 DISP0_DAT8
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Pin Signal Comments
10 DISP0_DAT9
11 DISP0_DAT10
12 DISP0_DAT11
13 DISP0_DAT12
14 DISP0_DAT13
15 DISP0_DAT14
16 DISP0_DAT15
17 DISP0_DAT16
18 DISP0_DAT17
19 DISP0_DAT18
20 DISP0_DAT19
21 DISP0_DAT20
22 DISP0_DAT21
23 DISP0_DAT22
24 DISP0_DAT23
25 GND
26 DISP0_HSYNC
27 DISP0_VSYNC Clock signal for the LCD
28 DISP0_DRDY
29 DISP0_CONTRAST
30 I2C3_SCL
31 I2C3_SDA
32 DISP0_CONTRAST Contrast signal connected to DI0_PIN14 on i.MX6
33 I2C3_SCL
34 I2C3_SDA
35 DISP0_IRQ_N Low level interrupt signal from display
36 GND
37 3.3V Supply for LCD
38 3.3V Supply for LCD
39 5V Supply for backlight LEDs
40 5V Supply for backlight LEDs
Parallel display
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LVDS
LVDS
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides two LVDS interfaces.
The interface LVDS0 is connected to a 20pin, 1.25mm pitch Hirose DF14 connector. This
connector provides access to the following LVDS capabilities:
• 4 LVDS0 differential data pairs
• 1 LVDS0 differential clock pair
• Interrupt signal (GPIO_7_11) with 10K pull-up resistors for touch screen
• PWM output (PMIC_GPIO11) to control the backlight contrast
• I2C3
• +3.3VDC and +5VDC supplies
The following table shows the pinout of the LVDS0 connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 +3.3V Generated on PMIC buckperi
2 LVDS0 TX0 N Transmission pair 0 data -
3 LVDS0 TX0 P Transmission pair 0 data +
4 GND
5 LVDS0 TX1 N Transmission pair 1 data -
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Pin Signal Comments
6 LVDS0 TX1 P Transmission pair 1 data +
7 GND
8 LVDS0 TX2 N Transmission pair 2 data -
9 LVDS0 TX2 P Transmission pair 2 data +
10 GND
11 LVDS0 CLK N Transmission pair clock -
12 LVDS0 CLK P Transmission pair clock +
13 GND
14 LVDS0 TX3 N Transmission pair 3 data -
15 LVDS0 TX3 P Transmission pair 3 data +
16 LVDS0 CONTRAST PMIC GPIO11
17 I2C3 SCL
18 I2C3 SDA
19 LVDS0 IRQ N Connected to i.MX6 GPIO 7 11
20 +5V Generated on SBC board
LVDS
The interface LVDS1 is connected to a 14pin, 1.25mm pitch, straight expansion connector. This
connector provides access to the following LVDS capabilities:
• 4 LVDS1 differential data pairs
• 1 LVDS1 differential clock pair
• Interrupt signal (GPIO_3_23) with 10K pull-up resistors for touch screen
• PWM output (PMIC_GPIO15) to control the backlight contrast
The table below shows the pinout of the LVDS1 expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 LVDS1_TX0_P Transmission pair 0 data +
2 LVDS1_TX0_N Transmission pair 0 data -
3 LVDS1_TX1_P Transmission pair 1 data +
4 LVDS1_TX1_N Transmission pair 1 data -
5 LVDS1_TX2_ P Transmission pair 2 data +
6 LVDS1_TX2_N Transmission pair 2 data -
7 LVDS1_TX3_P Transmission pair 3 data +
8 LVDS1_TX3_N Transmission pair 3 data -
9 LVDS1_CLK_P Transmission pair clock +
10 LVDS1_CLK_N Transmission pair clock -
11 GND
12 LVDS1_IRQ_N Connected to i.MX6 GPIO_3_23
13 LVDS1_CONTRAST PMIC_GPIO15
14 GND
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HDMI
HDMI
The ConnectCore 6 module provides an HDMI 1.4a compatible interface. The interface includes
the HDMI controller and PHY. Video resolutions up to 1080p@120Hz HDTV are supported. All
audio formats as specified by the HDMI Specification 1.4a are supported. Hot plug/unplug
detection is also supported.
The ConnectCore 6 SBC board provides an HDMI connector for a standard HDMI cable. The HDMI
interface includes ESD, overcurrent and backdrive protection.
The table below shows the pinout of the HDMI connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 HDMI_TX2+ Transmission pair 2 data +
2 GND Data2 shield
3 HDMI_TX2 - Transmission pair 2 data -
4 HDMI_TX1 + Transmission pair 1 data +
5 GND Data1 shield
6 HDMI_TX1 - Transmission pair 1 data -
7 HDMI_TX0 + Transmission pair 0 data +
8 GND Data0 shield
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Pin Signal Comments
9 HDMI_TX0 - Transmission pair 0 data -
10 HDMI_TXC + Transmission pair clock +
11 GND Clock shield
12 HDMI_TXC - Transmission pair clock -
13 NC Consumer Electric Control
14 NC Reserved
15 HDMI_SCL I2C SCL
16 HDMI_SDA I2C SDA
17 GND DDC/CEC Ground
18 +5V 5V supply (50mA max)
19 HOTPLUG_DET Hot Plug Detection
MIPI display
MIPI display
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a MIPI display serial interface (MIPI_DSI) compliant with the MIPI
DSI specification. A MIPI D-PHY is included on the module, allowing direct connections between
the module and a MIPI DSI compliant display.
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The MIPI CSI signals are connected to a 20pin FFC connector on the bottom side of the
ConnectCore 6 SBC. This connector provides access to the following signals:
• 2 MIPI DSI differential data pairs
• 1 MIPI DSI differential clock pair
• I2C3
• Interrupt signal (GPIO_2_27) with 10K pull-up resistors for touch screen
• PWM output (PMIC_GPIO14) to control the backlight contrast
• GPIO signal (GPIO_3_26) for the MIPI Display Reset
• GPIO signal (GPIO_6_31) for the MIPI Power Enable
• +3.3VDC and +5VDC supplies
The table below shows the pinout of the MIPI display connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 +3.3V Generated on PMIC buckperi
2 +3.3V Generated on PMIC buckperi
3 DSI_D0_P MIPI display pair 0 data +
4 DSI_D0_N MIPI display pair 0 data -
5 GND
6 DSI_CLK_P MIPI display pair clock +
7 DSI_CLK_N MIPI display pair clock -
8 GND
9 DSI_D1_P MIPI display pair 1 data +
10 DSI_D1_N + MIPI display pair 1 data -
11 GND
12 DSI_D1_N Connected to i.MX6 GPIO_2_27
13 DSI_CONTRAST PMIC_GPIO14
14 DSI_RESET_N Connected to i.MX6 GPIO_3_26
15 DSI_PWR_EN Connected to i.MX6 GPIO_6_31
16 GND
17 I2C3_SCL
18 I2C3_SDA
19 +5V Generated on SBC board
20 +5V Generated on SBC board
MIPI display
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MIPI camera
MIPI camera
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a MIPI camera serial interface (MIPI CSI) compliant with the MIPI
CSI-2 specification. A MIPI D-PHY is included on the module, allowing direct connections between
the module and a MIPI CSI-2 compliant camera sensor. The MIPI CSI signals are connected to a
24pin FFC connector. This connector provides access to the following signals:
• 4 MIPI CSI differential data pairs
• 1 MIPI CSI differential clock pair
• GPIO signal (GPIO_7_6) for the MIPI Camera Reset
• I2C3
• +5VDC supply
The table below shows the pinout of the MIPI CSI connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 GND
2 I2C3_SCL
3 I2C3_SDA
4 CSI_RESET_N Connected to i.MX6 GPIO_7_6
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Pin Signal Comments
5 CSI_D3_P MIPI CSI pair 3 data+
6 CSI_D3_N MIPI CSI pair 3 data-
7 CSI_D2_P MIPI CSI pair 2 data+
8 CSI_D2_N MIPI CSI pair 2 data-
9 GND
10 GND
11 CSI_D0_P MIPI CSI pair 0 data+
12 CSI_D0_N MIPI CSI pair 0 data-
13 GND
14 CSI_CLK_P MIPI CSI pair clock+
15 CSI_CLK_N MIPI CSI pair clock-
16 GND
17 CSI_D1_P MIPI CSI pair 1 data+
18 CSI_D1_N MIPI CSI pair 1 data-
19 GND
20 GND
21 +5V Generated on SBC board
22 +5V Generated on SBC board
23 +5V Generated on SBC board
24 +5V Generated on SBC board
MIPI camera
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Parallel camera
Parallel camera
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides two parallel camera sensor interfaces (CSI). Both interfaces are
composed of an 8 bit data bus, a master clock generated by the i.MX6 CPU and three
synchronization signals (PIXCLK, HSYNV and VSYNC) generated by the camera sensor.
The first parallel camera interface is connected to a 20 pin FFC connector. This connector
provides access to the following signals:
• 8 bit data bus (CSI0_D12 to CSI0_D19)
• Master clock (CSI0_MCLK)
• Pixel clock (CSI0_PIXCLK)
• Horizontal synchronization (CSI0_HSYNC)
• Vertical synchronization (CSI0_VSYNC)
• Camera reset signal (CSI0_RESET_N) connected to GPIO5_0 on the i.MX6 CPU
• I2C3
• GPIO signal (GPIO_5_20)
The table below shows the pinout of the CSI0 connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 GND
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Pin Signal Comments
2 CSI0_DAT12 Lowest significant data bit
3 CS10_DAT13
4 CS10_DAT14
5CSI0_DAT15
6CSI0_DAT16
7CSI0_DAT17
8CSI0_DAT18
9 CSI0_DAT19 Highest significant data bit
10 GND
11 CSI0_MCLK
12 CSI0_PIXCLK
13 CSI0_HSYNC
14 CSI0_VSYNC
15 CSI0_GPIO
16 CSI0_RESET_N
17 GND
18 I2C3_SCL
19 I2C3_SDA
20 3.3V
Parallel camera
The second parallel camera interface is connected to a 14pin, 1.25mm pitch expansion
connector. This connector provides access to the following signals:
• 8 bit data bus (CSI1_D12 to CSI1_D19)
• Master clock (CSI1_MCLK)
• Pixel clock (CSI1_PIXCLK)
• Horizontal synchronization (CSI1_HSYNC)
• Vertical synchronization (CSI1_VSYNC)
• Camera reset signal (CSI1_RESET_N) connected to GPIO3_15 on the i.MX6 CPU
The table below shows the pinout of the CSI1 connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 CSI1_DAT12 Lowest significant data bit
2 CS11_DAT13
3 CS11_DAT14
4CSI1_DAT15
5CSI1_DAT16
6CSI1_DAT17
7CSI1_DAT18
8 CSI1_DAT19 Highest significant data bit
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Audio
Audio
Pin Signal Comments
9 GND
10 CSI1_MCLK
11 CSI1_PIXCLK
12 CSI1_HSYNC
13 CSI1_VSYNC
14 CSI1_RESET_N
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides an audio interface with headphone, line-out, line-in, and
microphone signals. The Freescale SGTL5000 audio codec is used on the SBC to generate all the
audio signals.
The headphone audio signal is connected to a stereo audio jack. The signal GPIO2_0 of the i.MX6
is connected to the audio jack for the headphone detector functionality. When a headphone is
connected to the audio jack, the line-out channel will be muted and the CODEC will route the
audio output to the headphone. If a headphone is not connected the audio CODEC will connect
the audio output to the line-out channel.
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The table below shows the pinout of the headphone audio jack.
Pin Signal Comments
1 GND
2 HP_R Right headphone channel
3 HP_L Left headphone channel
4-
5 HP_DET Headphone detection
The line in, line out and microphone audio signals are available on an 8 pin, 1.25mm pitch
expansion connector. The table below shows the pinout of the audio expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 MIC_BIAS
2MIC_IN
3LINE_IN_R
4LINE_IN_L
5 GND
6LINE_OUT_R
7LINE_OUT_L
8 GND
Audio
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CAN
CAN
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides two CAN bus ports compatible with the CAN 2.0B protocol. Two
CAN transceivers are used on the SBC to provide transmit and receive capability between the
differential CAN bus and the CAN controller of the i.MX6 CPU. These transceivers allow signal
rates up to 1Mbps. The i.MX6 signals GPIO_1_2 and GPIO_1_5 are used to put the CAN1 and CAN2
transceivers on low-power standby mode.
The two CAN ports are available on a 6 pin, 1.25mm pitch expansion connector. The table below
shows the pinout of the CAN expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 CAN1_L
2 CAN1_H
3 GND
4 CAN2_L
5 CAN2_H
6 GND
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CAN termination resistors
CAN
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides two 120? termination resistors on the CAN interfaces. By default
these two resistors are populated.
Resistor Description
R104 CAN1 termination resistor
R116 CAN2 termination resistor
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UART
UART
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides access to three UART interfaces on a 14pin, 1.25mm pitch UART
expansion connector. This connector provides access to the following interfaces:
• UART1: 4 wire, RS232 level UART
• UART3: 4 wire, RS232 level UART
• UART5: 4 wire, TTL UART shared with XBee interface
These three UART interfaces have software flow control lines (RTS and CTS). UART1 and UART3
have RS232 levels and they are configured in DTE mode (CTS input and RTS output). The UART5
interface has TTL levels and it is configured in DCE mode (CTS output and RTS input).
The table below shows the pinout of the UART expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 RS232_1_TX
2 RS232_1_RX
3 RS232_1_RTS_N Output from i.MX6
4 RS232_1_CTS_N Input to i.MX6
5 GND
6 RS232_3_TX
7 RS232_3_RX
8 RS232_3_RTS_N Output from i.MX6
9 RS232_3_CTS_N Input to i.MX6
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I2C
I2C
Pin Signal Comments
10 GND
11 UART5_TX
12 UART5_RX
13 UART5_RTS_N Output from i.MX6
14 UART5_CTS_N Input to i.MX6
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides access to the I2C3 interface of the i.MX6 CPU. Two 2K2 pull-up
resistors to 3.3V are connected to the I2C3 lines on the SBC.
The I2C3 port is used on the ConnectCore 6 SBC on several interfaces. The following table shows
the interfaces connected to the I2C3 bus and their default I2C addresses.
Interface Speed (Kbps) Address (7-bit) Comment
HDMI EDID 100 0x50 Read only accesses
MIPI Camera - - Address depends on the camera used
MIPI Display - - Address depends on the display used
CSI0 Camera - - Address depends on the camera used
CSI1 Camera - - Address depends on the display used
PCIe mini card - - Address depends on the camera use
LVDS EDID 100 0x50 Read only accesses
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Interface Speed (Kbps) Address (7-bit) Comment
Touch controller - - Address depends on the touch used
Audio CODEC 400 0x0A Address of SGTL5000
I2C expansion - - Address depends on the device connected
The I2C3 port is connected to a 6 pin, 1.25mm pitch expansion connector. This connector
provides access to the following signals:
• I2C3 port
• Interrupt signal connected to GPIO_6_15
• GPIO_6_16 signal
The table below shows the pinout of the I2C expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 I2C3_SCL
2 I2C3_SDA
3 GND
4 I2C3_IRQ_N 10K pull-up to 3.3V on the SBC
5 I2C3_GPIO
6 GND
SPI
SPI
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The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides an SPI interface, accessible through a 6 pin, 1.25mm pitch
expansion connector. This connector provides access to the following signals:
• SPI1 interface
• One slave select signal (SPI_SS0)
• GPIO_4_10. This signal can be used as interrupt input or as SPI_SS1.
The table below shows the pinout of the SPI expansion connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 SPI1_CLK
2 SPI1_MISO
3 SPI1_MOSI
4 SPI1_SS0
5 SPI1_SS1/SPI1_IRQ_N 10k pull-up to 3.3V on SBC
6 GND
GPIO and user LEDs
GPIO and user LEDs
The table below shows the default GPIO assignment done on the ConnectCore 6 SBC.
Signal Name GPIO
AUD_HP_DET GPIO_2_0
CAN1_STBY GPIO_1_2
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Signal Name GPIO
CAN2_STBY GPIO_1_5
CSI_RESET_N GPIO_7_6
CSI0_GPIO GPIO_5_20
CSI0_RESET_N GPIO_5_0
CSI1_RESET_N GPIO_3_15
DISP0_IRQ_N GPIO_2_1
DSI_IRQ_N GPIO_2_27
DSI_PWR_EN GPIO_6_31
DSI_RESET_N GPIO_3_26
EXP_GPIO_3 GPIO_2_24
EXP_GPIO_4 GPIO_2_28
EXP_GPIO_5 GPIO_2_29
EXP_GPIO_6 GPIO_7_13
EXP_GPIO_7 GPIO_4_5
EXP_I2C_GPIO GPIO_6_16
EXP_I2C_IRQ_N GPIO_6_15
EXT_GPIO_0 GPIO_2_5
EXT_GPIO_1 GPIO_2_6
EXT_GPIO_2 GPIO_2_7
LVDS0_IRQ_N GPIO_7_11
LVDS1_IRQ_N GPIO_3_23
PCIE_DIS_N GPIO_1_4
PCIE_RESET_N GPIO_7_8
PCIE_WAKE_N GPIO_7_7
PWR_EN PMIC_GPIO7
RGMII_INT_N GPIO_1_28
RGMII_RESET_N GPIO_1_25
SPI1_IRQ_N GPIO_4_10
USB_HUB_RESET_N GPIO_3_10
USER_LED0 GPIO_2_2
USER_LED1 GPIO_2_3
USER_LED2 GPIO_2_4
XBEE_ON/SLEEP_N GPIO_3_27
XBEE_RESET_N GPIO_3_28
XBEE_SLEEP_RQ GPIO_3_29
GPIO and user LEDs
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GPIO and user LEDs
The ConnectCore 6 SBC provides a 14pin, 1.25mm pitch expansion connector with eight digital
GPIO signals of the i.MX6 CPU and four digital/analog configurable GPIO signals from the Kinetis
MCA. The following table shows the pinout of the expansion GPIO connector.
Pin Signal Comments
1 TOUCH_X1 MCA_IO0
2 TOUCH_X2 MCA_IO2
3 TOUCH_Y1 MCA_IO4
4 TOUCH_Y2 MCA_IO9
5 GND
6EXP_GPIO_0
7EXP_GPIO_1
8EXP_GPIO_2
9EXP_GPIO_3
10 EXP_GPIO_4
11 EXP_GPIO_5
12 EXP_GPIO_6
13 EXP_GPIO_7
14 GND
The ConectCore6 SBC provides three User LEDs controlled with three GPIO signal. The color of
each user LED is different. The following table shows the GPIO associated to each user LED.
LED Signal Comments
USER_LED0 GPIO_2_2 Red LED
USER_LED1 GPIO_2_3 Yellow LED
USER_LED2 GPIO_2_4 Green LED
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ConnectCore 6 SBC Specifications
Electrical Specifications
The following table shows the voltage range of the input supplies of the ConnectCore 6 SBC.
Supply Voltages
Signal Description Min. Typ. Max. Unit
DC-In Main DC supply 4.2 5 5.5 V
VCC_LICELL Supply for RTC 2.0 3.0 5 V
The following table shows the voltage and current specification of the supply signals generated
on the ConnectCore 6 SBC.
Signal Voltage Current
3.3V 3.3V 1500mA
5V 5V 1200mA
Electrical Specifications
Note 3.3V supply is used on the module to supply some CPU controllers. Depending on the
interfaces configuration the available current may be lower than the one shown on the
previous table.
Power Consumption
The power consumption of the ConnectCore 6 SBC depends on the modes of operation and the
use-cases that the system is running.
Three modes of operations are defined for the ConnectCore 6 SBC:
Power Mode Description
Normal Normal operating state. User interfacing with the device.
The CPU is idle, no threads are running and most of
Sleep
Power down
When the board is in normal mode, the use-case used on the board (number of CPU cores,
number and type of interfaces used and number and type of applications running on the board)
will highly affect to the power consumption. To show a power consumption reference value for
different power scenarios we have select the following use-cases:
peripherals are turned off. The system can wake up by
means of the configured hardware wake-up source.
The PMIC and the CPU are switched off and only the RTC
and the power button interfaces are enabled.
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Mechanical Specifications
Use-case Description
Non-multimedia USB to eMC file transfer
Audio playback MP3 Audio Playback
Video playback
Graphics 3DMARK gaming benchmark on HDMI LCD
CPU
Note All use-cases have the following interfaces enabled: console port, Ethernet, USB Host, USB
OTG and Micro-SD.
The table below shows the ConnectCore 6 SBC power consumption measurements for the
different power modes and use-cases. All measurements are taken at room temperature of 25C
using Android operating system. The data shown on the table below are based on empirical
measurements on a small sample size.
Video playback, 1080p on HDMI LCD
Video playback, 1080p on LVDS LCD
Quad core at 100% load
Dual core at 100% load
Single core at 100% load
Power Configuration Power Supply Current Draw
Power down 5V TBD TBD
Sleep 5V TBD TBD
Non-multimedia 5V TBD TBD
Audio playback 5V TBD TBD
Video playback HDMI 5V TBD TBD
Video playback LVDS 5V TBD TBD
Graphics HDMI 5V TBD TBD
CPU Quad 5V TBD TBD
CPU Dual 5V TBD TBD
CPU Single 5V TBD TBD
Mechanical Specifications
The ConnectCore 6 SBC is a 100mm x 72mm pico-ITX board.
Four 3.2mm drills are located on the four corners of the PCB for assembling the board into an
enclosure. These drills have a 5.5mm round metalized area for the screws and nuts.
The board has four 2.6mm drills to assembly a half size or a full size PCI express mini card
module. These drills have a 5.8mm x 5.8mm square metalized area for the screws and nuts.
Power
Consumption
There must be a recess in the board to accommodate the components on the bottom side of the
SOM. All dimensions on the following pictures are in millimeters.
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Environmental Specifications
The maximum component height on the top side of the ConnectCore 6 SBC is 15.6mm. The
maximum component height on the bottom side of the ConnectCore 6 SBC is 6.8mm.
Environmental Specifications
The operating temperatures defined for the ConnectCore 6 SBC depends on the ConnectCore 6
module variant.
Specification Operating Temperature
Industrial -20°C to +85°C
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Specification Operating Temperature
WLAN Specifications
Commercial
°Cto+70°C
0
WLAN Specifications
For a complete WLAN specification please refer to the ConnectCore 6 module hardware reference
manual.
Bluetooth Specifications
For a complete Bluetooth specification please refer to the ConnectCore 6 module hardware
reference manual.
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