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    MORPHEUS High Integration PC/104 Celeron CPU with Ethernet User Manual v1.01 © Copyright 2005 Diamond Systems Corporation 1255 Terra Bella Ave. Mountain View, CA 94043 Tel (650) 810-2500 www.diamondsystems. co m Morpheus CPU User Manual V1.01 Page 1[...]

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Description ...................................................................................................................................... 3 2. Features .......................................................................................................................................... 3 3. Board Layout and Drawing[...]

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    1. DESCRIPTION Morpheus is a Single Board Computer based on the Inte l Celeron processo r. It conforms to the PC/104 standard, an embedded standard that is based on the ISA and PCI buses and p rovides a compact, rugged mechanical design for embedded systems. PC /104 modul es feature a pin and socket connection system in place of card edge connector[...]

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    3. BOARD LAYOUT AND DRAWINGS 3.1 Board Layout Top View I/O Connectors and Jumpers 1. Power 2. J5 Serial Port 2 Configurati on Jum per 3. Fan Power Input 4. Ethernet LED 5. Utilities 6. IrDA 7. VGA 8. PC 104 Expansion Bus 9. USB 0-1 10. Floppy Disk Drive 11. Parallel Port 12. LCD 13. Serial Port 2 14. Serial Port 1 15. Keyboard and Mouse 16. Etherne[...]

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    3.2 Board Layout Bottom View CompactFlash Socket DIMM Memory Socket Morpheus CPU User Manual V1.01 Page 5[...]

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    4. JUMPER and I/O HEADERS J1 CMOS Jumper This jumper is used to clear CMOS RA M. This will restore the BIOS settings to factory default upon power up. J5 Serial Port2 Jumper This jumper is used to set serial protoc ol for Serial Port 2. Users can sele ct between RS-232, 422, and 485. VGA This is a 16-pin I/O header for VGA conn ection. Users can ob[...]

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    5. JUMPER SETTINGS 5.1 CMOS Jumper Settings J1 Jumpering J1 will reset the CMOS. If users experien ce problem s booting up th e Morpheus they shoul d reset the CMOS RAM, which will restore the BIOS setti ngs to factory defaults. To clear the CMOS RAM, power the board down, in stall the jumper as shown, wait a few seconds, then put the jumper back i[...]

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    6. SYSTEM I/O 6.1 Serial Port Connectors Morpheus support s serial protocols RS -232, RS-422 , and RS-485. Serial port 1 supports RS-232 only and serial port 2 supports RS-232/42 2 /485. J5 configures the serial protocol for port 2. Information concer ning J5 can be foun d on page 7. W hen connec ting cables, co nnect the s ide with the r ed stripe[...]

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    SIGNAL NAME DEFINITION DIRECTION RS-422: TXD+ Differential Transmit Data (HIGH) Output TXD- Differential Transmit Data (LOW) Output RXD+ Differential Receive Data (HIGH) Input RXD- Differential Receive Data (LOW) Input RS-485: DATA+ Differential Transceiver Data (HIGH) Bi-directional DATA- Differential Transceiver Data (LO W) Bi-dire ctional 6.2 CP[...]

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    6.4 VGA Pin 11 is keyed for easy, error-free connection. When connecting the VGA cable, align the side with the red stripe to pin 1 and attach the .2mm header to the Morpheus. Co nnect the cable’s DB15 female connector to the monitor’s DB15 male connector for video output to monito r. Diamond Systems’ cabl e kit C-MOR-KIT includes a cable for[...]

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    6.6 IDE The connector connects IDE device s to the primary IDE channel and suppo rts up to 2 IDE devices. The cable provided has connectors for 2mm 44 -pin IDE devices and 0.1-inch 40-pin IDE device s. Connect most standard desktop hard disks, CD-ROM, etc to the 0.1 inch 4 0-pin IDE header on the cable. Attach laptop hard disks, flash disks, et c. [...]

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    6.7 Floppy Disk Drive This header is keyed to provid e error-free conn ec tion. Morpheus support s up to two floppy drive connections simultan eously. To connect the provid ed cable to the heade r, attach the side with the red stripe to pin 1. Diamond Systems pr ovides a floppy drive ribbon cable. GND 1 2 Drive density select 0 GND 3 4 KEY GND 5 6 [...]

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    6.10 PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse Diamond Systems provides cables for keyboard and mouse 1 KB_DATA 2 GND 3 MS_DATA 4 KB_CLK 5 +5V 6 MS_CLK 6.11 Parallel Port The connector is keyed for error-free connection. When con necting the cable attach the side with the red stripe to pin 1. Diamond Systems’ cabl e kit C-MOR-KIT includes a cabl e for this connect[...]

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    6.13 Ethernet (100 Base-Tx) This connect or is keyed for error-fr ee connection. When connectin g the c able to the he ader, align the side with the red stripe to pin 1. Diamond Systems’ cabl e kit C-MOR-KIT inclu des a cable for this conne ctor. TX+ 1 2 TX- RX+ 3 4 NC NC 5 6 RX- NC 7 8 GND GND 9 10 KEY 6.14 Utilities This utility connector provi[...]

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    7. SYSTEM RESOURCES This section details the system reso urce s including assignme nt of IRQ, I/O, and DMA. 7.1 Interrupt Assignment IRQ Resource Description 0 System Timer 1 Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural Keyboard 2 Programmable Interrupt Controlle r 3 Communications Po rt (CO M2) 4 Communications Po rt (CO M1) 5 VIA Tech 3038 PCI to US[...]

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    7.3 I/O Address Description I/O Address Description 0000 – 000F Direct memory access controlle r 0020 – 0021 Programmable interrupt controller 0040 – 0043 System timer 0060 – 0060 Standard 101/102 0061 – 0061 System speaker 0064 – 0064 Standard 101/102 0070 – 0071 System CMOS/real time clock 0081 – 0083 Direct memory access controll[...]

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    04D0 – 04D1 PCI bus 0778 – 077F ECP Printer Port (LPT1) 0CF8 – 0CFF PCI bus 4000 – 407F PCI bus 4080 – 40FF PCI bus 5000 – 501F PCI bus 6000 – 607F PCI bus E000 – E007 Primary IDE controller (dual FIFO) E000 – E00F VIA Bus Master PCI IDE Controller E008 – E00F Secondary IDE controller (dual FIFO) E400 – E41F VIA Tech 3038 PCI [...]

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    8. ACCESSORIES Part Number Description MOR-400 Morpheus PC/104 CPU, Celeron 400M Hz MOR-650 Morpheus PC/104 CPU, Celeron 650M Hz C-MOR-KIT Morpheus Cable Kit (see page 19 ) MEM-128-01 128MB RAM SODIMM for Morpheus MEM-256-01 256MB RAM SODIMM for Morpheus MEM-512-01 512MB RAM SODIMM for Morpheus PS-5V-MOR AC Adapter, Universal in, 5VDC / 6A out, for[...]

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    Figure 2. Morpheus Cable Kit Item Description 1 Keyboard and mouse cable 2 USB cable 3 VGA cable 4 IDE cable 5 Parallel port cable 6, 7 Serial port cables (2 included in kit) 8 Floppy drive cable 9 Ethernet cable Morpheus CPU User Manual V1.01 Page 19[...]

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    9. QUICK START GUIDE This section will describe t he step s necessar y to get the Morpheus up and ru nning quickly. 9.1 General Setup This section describes the initial setup that will be identical no matter which operatin g system or IDE configuration you choose to use. 1) Remove the Morpheus board fro m its packaging. 2) Install the mounting kit [...]

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    9.4 Booting into Linux or Microsoft Wind o ws This section descri bes how to setu p Morpheus in preparation fo r a Linux or Windows in stall from an installation CD-ROM onto a laptop IDE hard drive. 1) Connect the IDE extender board to IDE channel. 2) Connect a CD-ROM drive jumpe red for the slav e position to the I DE extender board throug h the 4[...]