Oh, here's some extra info on connecting the IDE cable...
I just chose whichever Ground pad was closest, but you can basically choose whichever Ground is easiest.
But, the P.GND pins are meant to be used for Power Ground. So, naturally these should be connected to your CF / HDD power GROUND return.
The DC PSU could probably handle 1Amp or so on the 12V line for spinning up a 3.5" drive. Any more than this then it might explode.
A standard laptop 2.5" drive only requires 5V and around 600mA, so should work fine.
A CF card generally only needs a couple of hundred milliamps at most, so is fine. My CF card is 5V, and seems to be working OK.
btw, it's not confirmed whether the HOLLY is fully 5V tolerant, but the G1 port has some series resistors to help with this.
AFAIK, the VA0 boards had a 5V BIOS, so it's probably OK. Again, this is all at your own risk.
EDIT: I just checked the VA0 schematics and realized that the VA0 5V BIOS is connected directly to the HOLLY.
It looks like the resistors on the G1 port were just for limiting the current to the GDD (it uses 3.3V logic).
In other words, it should be fine to use a 5V CF / HDD and the resistors offer some extra protection.
Код:
IDE/ATA... DC G1 port...
1. /RESET A2
2. GND A8
3. DD7 A4
4. DD8 A5
5. DD6 B4
6. DD9 B5
7. DD5 A6
8. DD10 A7
9. DD4 B6
10. DD11 B7
11. DD3 A9
12. DD12 A10
13. DD2 B9
14. DD13 B10
15. DD1 A11
16. DD14 A12
17. DD0 B11
18. DD15 B12
19. GND B8
20. Key (NC)
21. DMARQ A14
22. GND A13
23. /WR B14
24. GND B13
25. /RD A15
26. GND A18
27. IORDY B15
28. CSEL (NC)
29. /DMACK A16
30. GND B18
31. INTRQ B16
32. /IOCS16 (NC)
33. DA1 B17
34. /PDIAG (NC)
35. DA0 A19
36. DA2 B19
37. /CS0 A20
38. /CS1 B20
39. /DASP (/ACTIVE LED)
40. GND A21/B21
DC G1 port POWER...
A1/B1 = 3V3
A3/B3 = 5V
A25/B25 = 12V
A24,B24 = P.GND (Power Ground)
A8,B8,A13,B13,A18,B18,A21,B21 = GND
DC G1 port CDDA pins...
A17 = CD_EMPH (Emphasis)
A22 = CD_BCK (Bit Clock)
A23 = CD_SD (Serial Data)
B22 = CD_LRCK (Left / Right Clock)
B23 = CDDA_CLK (33.8688MHz master clock INTO AICA!)
OzOnE.