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F-240 CFast TM Card - Swissbit

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5 Electrical interface<br />

5.1 Electrical description<br />

The CFAST CARD is connected with a standard 7 pin SATA connector and a standard 15 pin SATA power connector.<br />

The signal/pin assignments and descriptions are listed in Table 10.<br />

Bottom side<br />

Top side<br />

Table 10: Pin Assignment, name, and description<br />

Pin Signal Name Description<br />

S1 SGround Signal Ground<br />

S2 A+ + Differential Device Receive signal<br />

S3 A- - Differential Device Receive signal<br />

S4 SGround Signal Ground<br />

S5 B- - Differential Device Transmit signal<br />

S6 B+ + Differential Device Transmit signal<br />

S7 SGround Signal Ground<br />

PC1 CDI *) <strong>Card</strong> detect in<br />

PC2 PGround Power Ground<br />

PC3…PC6 reserved not used<br />

PC7 PGround Power Ground<br />

PC8 LED1 LED output for device activity (driven low)<br />

PC9 LED2 LED output for SATA link indication (driven low)<br />

PC10 IO1 Write protect input (low active)<br />

PC11…PC12 IO2…3 not used<br />

PC13…PC14 3.3V Device power 3.3V<br />

PC15…PC16 PGround Power Ground<br />

PC17 CDO *) <strong>Card</strong> detect out<br />

*) CDI This pin is connected to CDO and to the card controller.<br />

If CDI is not driven by the host, it should be connected to GND (see section 5.4 )<br />

It can be used for PHYSLP functionality (see section 5.4 )<br />

<strong>Swissbit</strong> AG <strong>Swissbit</strong> reserves the right to change products or specifications without notice. Revision: 1.20<br />

Industriestrasse 4<br />

CH-9552 Bronschhofen www.swissbit.com F-<strong>240</strong>_data_sheet_CA-HxBV_Rev120.doc<br />

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