Advantech PCM-3110 User manual
CONTENTS
PCM-3110
PCM-3111
PCM-3115B
PC/104 PCMCIA Module
PCM-3110B
PCM-3113
PCM-3114
Copyright Notice
This document is copyrighted, 1997. All rights are reserved. The
original manufacturer reserves the right to make improvements to the
products described in this manual at any time without notice.
No part of this manual may be reproduced, copied, translated or
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manual is intended to be accurate and reliable. However, the original
manufacturer assumes no responsibility for its use, nor for any infringe-
ments upon the rights of third parties which may result from its use.
Acknowledgments
Windows 3.1/95/NT, Flash File System (FFS) and MS-DOS are
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
True Flash File System (TFFS) is a registered trademark of M-
Systems Flash Disk Pioneers
PC/AT is a registered trademark of IBM
CardWizard, CardSoft, CardWorks and SystemSoft are registered
trademarks of SystemSoft Corporation
PCMCIA is a registered trademark of Personal Computer Memory
Card Association
Pentium and Pentium Pro are registered trademarks of Intel Corpora-
tion
PC/104 and the PC/104 logo are trademarks of the PC/104 consortium
All other product names or trademarks are properties of their respective
owners.
Part No. 2007311000 Manual PC/104 PCMCIA Module 1st Edition
Printed in Taiwan July 1997
PC/104 PCMCIA Module User’s Manual
Packing list
Before you begin installing your module, make sure that the following
materials have been shipped:
•1 PC/104 PCMCIA module
•1 user’s manual (this document)
•1 driver disk for Windows 3.1
•PC/104 module mounting supports
If any of these items are missing or damaged, contact your distributor
or sales representative immediately.
CONTENTS
Table of Contents
Preface
INTRODUCING PCMCIA CARDS
Introduction .............................................................................................i
What are PCMCIA Cards? ......................................................................i
Type I Cards......................................................................................ii
Type II Cards..................................................................................... ii
Type III Cards.................................................................................... ii
SRAM and Flash Memory Cards............................................................ ii
PCMCIA Memory Card Formatting Options ........................................... ii
Formatting SRAM Cards .................................................................. iii
Formatting Flash Cards ................................................................... iii
What is PC/104? ................................................................................... iv
Introduction ...................................................................................... iv
Advantages of PC/104 .....................................................................iv
Chapter 1.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Introduction ........................................................................................ 1-1
Product Models .................................................................................. 1-1
Common Specifications...................................................................... 1-2
Power consumption (typical) ......................................................... 1-2
Environmental specifications ........................................................ 1-2
Dimensions ................................................................................... 1-2
System requirements .................................................................... 1-2
Addressing .................................................................................... 1-2
PCM-3110 .......................................................................................... 1-3
PCM-3110 Specifications .............................................................. 1-3
PCM-3111 (to be used with PCM-3110) ............................................. 1-4
PCM-3111 Specifications .............................................................. 1-4
PCM-3115B ........................................................................................ 1-5
PCM-3115B Specifications............................................................ 1-5
PCM-3110B ........................................................................................ 1-6
PCM-3110B Specifications............................................................ 1-6
PCM-3113 (to be used with PCM-3110B)........................................... 1-7
PCM-3113 Specifications .............................................................. 1-7
PCM-3114 (to be used with PCM-3110B)........................................... 1-7
PCM-3114 Specifications .............................................................. 1-7
PC/104 PCMCIA Module Software..................................................... 1-8
PC/104 PCMCIA Module User’s Manual
Chapter 2.
HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Introduction ........................................................................................ 2-1
System Requirements (All models) .................................................... 2-1
Setting jumpers .................................................................................. 2-2
PCM-3110 Hardware Installation ....................................................... 2-3
Package Contents Checklist ......................................................... 2-3
PCM-3110 Jumper Settings .......................................................... 2-4
Installation Procedure ................................................................... 2-5
PCM-3111 Hardware Installation........................................................ 2-7
Package Contents Checklist ......................................................... 2-7
Installation Procedure ................................................................... 2-8
PCM-3115B Hardware Installation ..................................................... 2-9
Package Contents Checklist ......................................................... 2-9
PCM-3115B Jumper Settings ...................................................... 2-10
Installation Procedure ..................................................................2-11
Socket Configuration on the PCM-3115B ....................................2-11
PCM-3110B Hardware Installation ................................................... 2-12
Package Contents Checklist ....................................................... 2-12
PCM-3110B Jumper Settings ...................................................... 2-13
Installation Procedure ................................................................. 2-14
PCM-3113 Hardware Installation ..................................................... 2-15
Package Contents Checklist ....................................................... 2-15
Installation Procedure ................................................................. 2-17
PCM-3114 Hardware Installation ..................................................... 2-19
Package Contents Checklist ....................................................... 2-19
Installation Procedure ................................................................. 2-20
CONTENTS
Chapter 3.
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
Introduction ........................................................................................ 3-1
Installing CardSoft 3.1 for DOS.......................................................... 3-2
SystemSoft CardSoft 3.1 & FFS Installation Guide............................ 3-3
Installing CardWizard for Windows 3.1/3.11 ...................................... 3-5
System Requirements ................................................................... 3-5
CardWizard Installation ................................................................ 3-5
CONFIG.SYS Menu Partitions ...................................................... 3-6
Express Setup............................................................................... 3-6
Custom Installation ....................................................................... 3-6
Typical System File Modifications ...................................................... 3-7
CONFIG.SYS ................................................................................ 3-7
SYSTEM.INI.................................................................................. 3-7
EMM386 Exclusions...................................................................... 3-8
Notes About Your CardWizard Software....................................... 3-8
Installing CardWorks for Windows 95................................................ 3-9
CardWorks Installation.................................................................. 3-9
Installing CardWizard-NT for Windows NT...................................... 3-10
How to Use CardWizard NT........................................................ 3-10
Introduction ..................................................................................3-11
Chapter 4.
USING MEMORY CARDS
Introduction ........................................................................................ 4-1
Memory Card Drive Letter Assignments ............................................ 4-1
Using SRAM Memory Cards .............................................................. 4-2
SRAM Card Beep Codes .............................................................. 4-3
Formatting SRAM Cards ............................................................... 4-3
Making SRAM Cards Bootable ..................................................... 4-3
Deleting Data on an SRAM Card .................................................. 4-4
Using Flash Memory Cards................................................................ 4-4
Flash Memory Card Beep Codes.................................................. 4-5
Formatting Flash Memory Cards................................................... 4-5
Erasing Flash Memory Cards........................................................ 4-6
Booting from Linear Flash Cards ....................................................... 4-7
Using M-Systems PCMCIA Flash Disk - TrueFFS ............................. 4-7
Installing M-Systems TrueFFS software ....................................... 4-8
Formatting your Flash Card as a Bootable Flash Card................. 4-8
PC/104 PCMCIA Module User’s Manual
Chapter 5.
USING I/O CARDS
Introduction ........................................................................................ 5-1
I/O Card Beep Codes......................................................................... 5-2
PCMCIA I/O Card Types .................................................................... 5-2
Modem and Fax/Modem Cards ..................................................... 5-2
PCMCIA Network Cards................................................................ 5-3
PCMCIA LAN Card Software in General....................................... 5-5
Chapter 6.
USING ATA DISK DRIVE CARDS
Introduction ........................................................................................ 6-1
ATA Hard Disk Drive Beep Codes...................................................... 6-1
ATA HDD Drive Letter Assignments (Non bootable) .......................... 6-2
Making ATA HDD/Flash Cards Bootable............................................ 6-4
Bootable ATA Flash Card Letter Assignments .............................. 6-6
Appendix A
CardMaster-104 Pin Assignments
PC/104 Bus Connectors (PCM-3110, 3110B, 3111, 3115B)............... A-1
80-Pin Flat Cable (PCM-3110 and 3111)............................................ A-3
2 x 50-Pin Connectors (PCM-3110B, 3113 and PCM-3114)............... A-5
FDD Cable and FDD Power connector (PCM-3114) .......................... A-8
Floppy drive connector....................................................................... A-9
Power Connector ............................................................................... A-9
1-1
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Chapter 1.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Introduction
Until recently, the use of PCMCIA cards has been restricted to portable
computers. Desktop systems rarely included a PCMCIA interface.
If you use a portable computer with a PCMCIA slot, any programs or
data you have on PCMCIA memory cards have to be copied to diskette
before being transferred to your desktop PC, which can be both time
consuming and inconvenient. You may also be using a PCMCIA
modem card, network card and/or ATA hard disk drive with your
portable computer, none of which can be used on a standard desktop
system, resulting in wasted resources and additional inconvenience.
The PC/104 PCMCIA Module series of products is designed to provide
a PCMCIA card interface for desktop PCs in order to facilitate the
transfer of data and sharing of devices between portable computers and
desktop PCs. PC/104 PCMCIA Module complies fully with PCMCIA
v.2.10 and JEIDA v.4.1. specifications, which define the industry
standard for PCMCIA cards. By installing a PC/104 PCMCIA Module
on your desktop system, you will be able to make full use of all data
stored on PCMCIA memory cards and PCMCIA devices on both your
portable and desktop systems.
Product Models
There are six models in the PC/104 PCMCIA Module series and this
manual refers to all models. The hardware configuration of the models
is different and separate instructions for hardware installation are given
for each model. Note that the instructions on software installation and
usage refer to all models. The key features of each model in the PC/104
PCMCIA Module series are described below.
1-2 PC/104 PCMCIA MODULE
Common Specifications
Power consumption (typical)
•Voltage: 5 V
•Operating voltage: 350 mA
•Flash voltage: 450 mA
Environmental specifications
•Operating temperature: 0° C to 70° C
•Storage temperature: -20° C to 85° C
•Relative humidity: £90%
Dimensions
•PC-104 controller card: 96 (L) x 90 (W) x 15 (H) mm
•Internal drive: standard 3.5” FDD form factor
System requirements
•PC/AT compatible computer with minimum 640 KB RAM
•MS-DOS 5.0 or newer
•Microsoft Windows 3.0 or newer
Addressing
I/O address: 3E0 - 3E1H
ROM address: C8000 - CFFFF (32 KB)
D8000 - DFFFF (32 KB)
E0000 - E7FFF (32 KB)
E8000 - EFFFF (32 KB)
Memory address: software adjustable, 16 KB mapping for each
socket from D0000 - DFFFF
This manual suits for next models
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