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boards:sbc:z180_mark_iv:z180_mark_iv [2019/05/04 12:21]
b1ackmai1er [Construction]
boards:sbc:z180_mark_iv:z180_mark_iv [2021/01/10 22:20] (current)
b1ackmai1er [Connectors]
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 The Z180 Mark IV is a single board computer, meaning it may run stand-alone. It also has an interface to the RetroBrew bus (ECB) for access to additional peripheral boards. The Z180 Mark IV is a single board computer, meaning it may run stand-alone. It also has an interface to the RetroBrew bus (ECB) for access to additional peripheral boards.
  
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 +Gallery
  
  
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 Note: For board manufacture at JLPCB rename the PCB_Edges, Inner2, Inner3 file from .gbr to .gm1, .gp1 and .gp2 respectively. Note: For board manufacture at JLPCB rename the PCB_Edges, Inner2, Inner3 file from .gbr to .gm1, .gp1 and .gp2 respectively.
  
-====== Jumper Configuration ======+ 
 +====== Construction ====== 
 + 
 +Install SD card socket before installing RR2 so solder pads are more accessible. 
 + 
 +Note C40 is installed inside of the socket. Ensure socket has appropriate clearance or install C40 on rear of board. 
 + 
 +===== Jumper Configuration =====
  
 RESET CONFIGURATION RESET CONFIGURATION
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   * P1 1-2 N8VEM (LEGACY)   * P1 1-2 N8VEM (LEGACY)
   * P1 2-3 KONTRON   * P1 2-3 KONTRON
- 
-EXTERNAL RESET 
- 
-  * P2 
  
 IDE POWER IDE POWER
  
-  * P9 JUMPERED = VCC TO IDE+  * P9 CLOSED = VCC TO IDE 
 +  * P9 OPEN = GND TO IDE 
 + 
 +ON BOARD PERIPHERALS ADDRESS
  
-P10+  * P10 80H = OXXX where O = open and X is closed
  
 EPROM (27C080) EPROM (27C080)
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   * P12 1-2   * P12 1-2
  
-FLASH (29F040)+FLASH (29F040/39SF040)
  
   * P11 2-3   * P11 2-3
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-====== Construction ======+===== Connectors =====
  
-Install SD card socket before installing RR2 so solder pads are more accessible.+EXTERNAL RESET
  
-Note C40 is installed inside of the socket. Ensure socket has appropriate clearance or install C40 on rear of board.+  * P2
  
-===== Jumper Configuration =====+PRIMARY SERIAL PORT CONNECTION
  
-RESET CONFIGURATION+  * P3
  
-  *+With a MAX233 installed at U4 the serial port provides RS-232 level signals on Tx, Rx, CTS and RTS lines. Connection to the P3 header is via a standard Serial RS232 DB9 Male COM Port IDC connector. The Z8S180 enforces CTS/RTS flow control so this must be selected in your terminal program and supported by your serial cable and interface.
  
-P1 1-2 N8VEM (LEGACY)+If a MAX233 is not being used and communication is TTL level, the following connections should be made on the U4:
  
-  *+  * 2-5 - Tx 
 +  * 3-4 - Rx 
 +  * 1-18 - RTS 
 +  * 19-20 - CTS
  
-P1 2-3 KONTRON+Recommended RS-232-TTL to USB converters are the CP2102 based devices that have the additional RTS/CTS pin header locations.
  
-EXTERNAL RESET+In the absence of a device or cable that support CTS/RTS, pin 1 and pin 20 should be bridges on U4.
  
-  *+RS422 SERIAL PORT CONNECTION
  
-P2+  * P15
  
-IDE POWER+The RS422 provides the advantage of higher speed, greater noise immunity and multi-drop connectivity over the primary serial connector and is ideal for connecting to remote controllers. Only Tx/Rx is supported i.e there are no flow control or modem signals.
  
-  * 
  
-P9 JUMPERED VCC TO IDE+===== Firmware =====
  
-P10+The UNA BIOS was developed on the Mark IV, and was updated to version 2.1 in January 2017. The distributed images contain Will Sowerbutt's port of CP/M 2.2.
  
-EPROM (27C080)+See: software[[:software:firmwareos:una:binaries:start|/ ]]firmwareos / una / [[:software:firmwareos:una:binaries:start|binaries]] for the binary (.tgz and .zipand source files.
  
-  *+Wayne's RomWBW is also distributed for this board.
  
-P11 1-2+See: software[[:software:firmwareos:una:binaries:start|/ ]]software:firmwareos / romwbw for details.
  
-  *+=== Test ROM TEST0.BIN ===
  
-P12 1-2+This {{:boards:sbc:z180_mark_iv:test0.zip|ROM}}  provides a suite of tests to confirm the operation of the Mark IV board.
  
-FLASH (29F040)+Requirements:
  
-  *+  * SD Card installed with D3 LED 
 +  * Bicolor status LED 
 +  * 18.432Mhz clock 
 +  * Serial connection at 9600 with CTS/RTS flow control.
  
-P11 2-3+Tests:
  
-  *+  - Check correct installation of address jumpers. 
 +  - Determine the processor version. 
 +  - Check the serial interface signal CTS. 
 +  - Terminal output verification. 
 +  - Keyboard echo test. 
 +  - DS1302 & NVRAM test. 
 +  - Check SDCard switch statuses.
  
-P12 2-3+Initial operational status is visually identified by test 1-3 flashing D3 in a sequence of 5-flashes, then 3-flashes, then 1 flash. 
 + 
 +See the 0README.TXT file for more detailed information.
  
  
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- 
-====== Firmware ====== 
- 
-The UNA BIOS was developed on the Mark IV, and was updated to version 2.1 in January 2017. The distributed images contain Will Sowerbutt's port of CP/M 2.2. 
- 
-See: software[[:software:firmwareos:una:binaries:start|/ ]]firmwareos / una / [[:software:firmwareos:una:binaries:start|binaries]] for the binary (.tgz and .zip) and source files. 
- 
-Wayne's RomWBW is also distributed for this board. 
- 
-See: software[[:software:firmwareos:una:binaries:start|/ ]]software:firmwareos / romwbw for details. 
  
  
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