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Appendix F – TV out video option board
The TV out video option board provides the ability to encode the DVO output for S-Video and composite video outputs in a wide variety of broadcast quality NTSC and PAL video output modes. Configuration of the video output mode is made using graphics options from within the operating system graphics configuration, Windows XP, XP Embedded and some Linux OS are supported.
The option board also provides the same USB functionality as the USB 5/6 breakout and is mounted in the same location. The following connections refer to pinouts on the TV Out board.
BIOS Setup
To enable the operation of the TV Out Video Option board the BIOS setup option IGD –
Boot Type in the Advanced → Video (Intel IGD) Control Sub-Menu should be set to the
TV option.
J3 – Composite TV OUT
Connector: Kycon KLPX-0848A-2-Y
Pin Signal name
1 CVBS
2 VGND
1
2
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J2 – S-Video
Connector: 4-pin Mini-DIN, Kycon KMDGX-4S-BS
Pin Signal name
3 Y - Intensity
(Luminance)
4 C – Colour
(Chrominance)
J4 – USB ports 5 and 6
10-way, 2.54mm (0.1") x 2.54mm (0.1") dual row header.
Mating connector: Harwin M20-1070500
Mating connector crimps: Harwin M20-1180022
Pin Signal name
1 VBUS (port 5)
3 D- (port 5)
5 D+ (port 5)
7 Ground
9 Key (no pin)
Pin Signal name
2 VBUS (port 6)
4 D- (port 6)
6 D+ (port 6)
8 Ground
10 Ground
For error free data transmission, cable certified for USB 2.0 operation should be used.
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Table of contents
- 1 APOLLO user manual
- 3 Contents
- 5 Introduction
- 6 APOLLO ‘at a glance’
- 8 Features
- 10 Support products
- 11 Development kits
- 12 Handling your board safely
- 13 Conventions
- 14 Getting started with your APOLLO
- 14 Identifying your APOLLO version
- 15 CPU configuration
- 16 Installing a processor
- 17 Connecting a floppy disk drive
- 17 Connecting a hard disk drive
- 17 Connecting a CD-ROM (IDE type)
- 18 Connecting a CompactFlash® card
- 18 Connecting a keyboard
- 18 Connecting a mouse
- 18 Turning on your APOLLO
- 19 Using the serial interfaces (RS232/RS485/IrDA)
- 19 Connecting a printer
- 19 Using the audio features
- 19 Using the flat panel interface
- 20 Using the USB ports
- 20 Using the Ethernet interface
- 20 Using the 1394/Firewire ports
- 21 LED indicators
- 22 Jumpers and connectors
- 24 Jumpers
- 31 Connectors
- 51 PhoenixBIOS features and setup
- 52 PhoenixBIOS configuration
- 52 General use
- 53 Control keys
- 54 Main menu
- 60 Advanced menu
- 81 Security menu
- 84 Power menu
- 86 Boot menu
- 88 Exit menu
- 89 Operating system drivers
- 90 Detailed hardware description
- 90 APOLLO block diagram
- 91 Processor
- 92 APOLLO chipset
- 92 Graphics and Memory Controller Hub (82855GME)
- 96 Windows XP/XP Embedded Video Drivers
- 97 Video option boards
- 98 ICH4 (IO controller hub)
- 99 Firmware hub
- 99 CMOS backup EEPROM
- 100 PCI local bus
- 101 Ethernet controllers
- 101 Primary network interface
- 102 Secondary network interface
- 102 Network boot
- 102 Ethernet cables
- 103 IDE interface
- 103 USB host controller
- 104 Real Time Clock
- 105 Watchdog timer
- 105 System control interface
- 106 AC’97 audio CODEC
- 107 PCI dual UART
- 109 Super IO
- 109 Serial ports
- 110 IrDA/ASK-IR
- 110 Parallel port
- 111 Floppy disk controller
- 111 Hardware monitor
- 112 Keyboard and mouse controller
- 112 IEEE1394 ports and CF+ socket
- 113 Trusted platform module
- 113 Power supply
- 114 Front panel interface
- 115 Registers V1Ix board
- 117 Registers V2Ix board
- 121 Unique ID
- 122 System resources
- 123 System memory map
- 123 Interrupts
- 126 DMA mapping
- 127 Appendix A – Specification
- 130 Appendix B – APOLLO mechanical diagram
- 133 Appendix C – TFT display interface cable
- 135 Appendix D – APOLLO USB 5/6 breakout
- 136 Appendix E – DVI video option board
- 138 Appendix F – TV out video option board
- 140 Appendix G – VGA option board
- 142 Appendix H – Reference information
- 143 Appendix I – RoHS-6 Compliance - Materials Declaration Form
- 144 Eurotech Group Worldwide Presence