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The specific product description provided with this product documentation is part of the PEP’s
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as safety and warranty statements, refer to the CPCI Backplane Manual, ID 24229.
2.CP-ADAP-P47-PB (6U) Power Distribution
Adapter
The main features of the CP-ADAP-P47-PB (6U) power distribution adapter which is designed
for applications requiring input power distribution via power bars are described in the following
table:
Table 1: Distinctive Features of Backplane CP-ADAP-P47-PB (6U)
FeatureSpecification
Form Factor
Size
Number of Slots
Bus Resolution
Bus Frequency
Rear I/O Connectivity
Hot-Swap Capability
Power Supply Connectors
Redundant Power Supply
Flexible Grounding Option
Fan Connector
MSD Connector
6U
39.6*128.7 mm
1, 4HP PSU slot
–
–
–
Yes
2, 47-pin Positronic PCIH47 connectors (input)
2 sets of power bar terminals, 6 and 5 each terminals
(output)
The V1 ... V4 output voltages from the power supply unit to the backplane are connected via
two 47-contact, female, Positronic type power supply connectors – P1 and P2.
The main power supply input power is connected directly to pins 45, 46, and 47 of the power
supply connector. The is accomplished by means of a single, closed barrel pass-through contact for each pin via the reverse side of the backplane.
Figure 3:Orientation and Pinouts of the Positronic 47-pin Connector
5 - 12RTNV1 and V2 RETURN33V2 SENSEV2 REMOTE SENSE
13 - 18V2V2 OUTPUT (+3.3V)34S RTNSENSE RETURN
19RTNV3 RETURN35V1 SHAREV1 CURRENT SHARE
20V3V3 OUTPUT (+12V)36V3 SENSEV3 REMOTE SENSE
21V4V4 OUTPUT (-12V)37IMPB_SCLIMPB SYS CLOCK
22RTNSIGNAL RETURN38DEG#DEGRADE SIGNAL
23RESERVEDRESERVED39INH#INHIBIT
24RTNV4 RETURN40IMPB_SDAIMPB SYS DATA
25GA0GA BIT 041V2 SHAREV2 CURRENT SHARE
26RESERVEDRESERVED42FAL#FAIL SIGNAL
27EN#ENABLE43IMPB_PWRIMPB POWER
28GA1GA BIT 144V3 SHAREV3 CURRENT SHARE
29NCNOT CONNECTED45CGNDCHASSIS GROUND
30V1SENSEV1 REMOTE SENSE46ACN / +DC INAC INPUT NEUTRAL /
+DC INPUT
31GA2GA BIT 247ACL / -DC INAC INPUT LINE /
+DC INPUT
Note...
The signal pinout assignment is a function of the power supply actually utilized
with this backplane. Refer to the corresponding power supply documentation for
the applicable signal pinout.
The backplane is equipped with four connectors for supplying power for fan(s) and for connecting a fan speed control device. JP21/23 (FAN1/2), are 3-contact male connectors which
supply +12V for fan operation as well as the possibility to connect to a speed control device
for regulating air flow within the system sub-rack. JP22/24 (NTC1/2), are 2-contact male connectors which provide a separate connection for a speed control device and are designed to
be used in conjunction with JP21/23.
For fans that have their own speed control or where no control is required, pins 1 and 2 of
JP21/23 can be used. For external speed control of fans, pins 2 and 3 of JP21/23 and pins 1
and 2 of JP22/24 are used. Pin 3 of JP21/23 and pin 2 of JP22/24 are connected internally on
the board side to each other.
External air flow regulation can be accomplished using a negative thermal coefficient (NTC)
device connected to JP22/24
Figure 4:Orientation and Pinouts of Connectors JP21/23 and JP22/24
Two 4-contact female connectors can be installed on the backplane for the connection of
mass storage devices (drives) to the +5V/+12V power supply of the bus.
Figure 5:Orientation and Pinout of the MSD Connectors JP3/4
Table 6: Pinout of the JP3/4
Connectors
1
PinFunction
2
3
1+12V
2GND
3GND
4
4+5V
4.4System Management Connector JP19/20
Two five-con t act male system mana gement bus (IPMB0/1 ) connect ors, JP19/20, are pro vided
for external interfacing to this bus.
Figure 6:Orientation and Pinout of the IMPB0/1 Connectors JP19/20
This backplane is provided with a connector for system monitor and control signal interfacing
to external devices. This is a 26-contact, male, double pin-row connector . The system management bus (IPMB0), the power supply monitor and control signals, and push button reset
(PRST#) signal are all implemented on these connector.
Figure 7: Orientation and Pinout of the SMC Connectors JP1 1 and JP12
Table 8: Pinout of Connector JP11
Function
Pin
Pin Row A Pin Row B
JP11
1IMPB0_SCLGND
b
a
113
2IMPB0_SDAIMPB0_PWR
3N/CGND
4N/CGND
5N/CGND
6INH#GND
7FAL#DEG#
8PRST#GND
9GNDV1 SENSE (+5V)
10V2 SENSE (+3.3V)SENSE RTN
11V3 SENSE (+12V)GND
12V1 SHARE (+5V)V2 SHARE (+3.3V)
13V3 SHARE (+12V)GND
Note...
The signal pinout assignment is a function of the power supply actually utilized
with this backplane. Refer to the corresponding power supply documentation for
the applicable signal pinout.
There are two, two-contact, male auxiliary connectors, JP16 and JP17, optionally available on
this backplane.
JP16 and JP17 make the signal lines, PRST and INH# respectively, available for external
switches to either invoke a system reset or to switch the power supply on or off.
Orientation and Pinouts of CP6-BP8-P47-STD Connectors JP16 and JP17
Table 9: Pinouts of CP6-BP8-P47-STD
Connectors JP16 and JP17
JP17JP16
2
1
PinFunction
1GND
JP16
2PRST
1GND
JP17
2INH#
5.Optional System Configurations
5.1Power Supply Options
The design of this power distribution backplane allows for several different power supply options:
1. The default configuration of a single compatible pluggable power supply, installed either
in the upper or lower PS bay.
2. Addition of a compatible power supply installed in the upper/lower PS bay as required.
3. Addition of compatible power distribution backplanes installed either to the left or right of
the backplane as required.
Option 1 is the standard configuration which is delivered with a 47-contact female Positronic
type power supply connector.
Option 2 requires the installation of an additional compatible power supply in the appropriate
PS bay.
Option 3 requires the installation of additional power distribution backplanes as required to support the application requirements. As in option 2, compatible power supplies are required.