Gizmo II User Guide

Page 1
 Copyright © 2014, Gizmosphere.
All rights reserved.

DirectX, Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

OpenCL is a trademark of Apple, Inc.
Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.
HDMI is a trademark of HDMI Licensing, LLC.
PCIe is a registered trademark of PCI-SIG Corporation.

Page 2
REVISION HISTORY

Date Revision Description

September 2014 0.51 Preliminary release.

Page 3
INTRODUCTION
Gizmo II is the second generation open source x86 development board presented by
GizmoSphere. Like the first Gizmo design, Gizmo II provides the power of a supercomputer and
the I/O capabilities of a microcontroller.
Built upon the award-winning AMD Embedded G-Series System-on-Chip (FT3), Gizmo II offers
a high-performance, low-power affordable solution for a wide range of development projects.
Gizmo II can be used in do-it-yourself (DIY) designs, embedded development, PC replacement,
microcontroller applications, parallel processing, multicore engineering, and much more.
The AMD Embedded G-Series SOC brings improvements to this newest offering in the line of
Gizmo boards with the following benefits:
 Up to 113 percent improved CPU performance compared to the prior generation AMD
Embedded G-Series APU.
 Support for DirectX® 11.1, OpenGL 4.2x and OpenCL™ 1.2, enabling parallel
processing and high-performance graphics processing, and yielding up to a 20 percent
graphics improvement over the previous AMD Embedded G-Series APU.
 Supported operating systems include Windows® Embedded 8 and Linux®.
 Suitable for a wealth of embedded applications including industrial control and
automation, digital signage, electronic gaming systems, SMB storage, IP-TV, medical
and network appliances, set-top boxes and more.
Gizmo II comes with an updated list of peripheral interfaces including the much-requested and
anticipated HDMI™ dedicated port, an mSATA port for connecting SSDs and a microSD card
slot.
In every significant manner, Gizmo II strives for greater flexibility and ease of use for embedded
developers and DIY enthusiasts.

Page 4
GIZMO II FEATURES
• AMD G-Series SOC (FT3)
• 1GB DDR3-1600 SDRAM
• HDMI Video/Audio Output
• HD Audio In/Out
• mSATA/mini PCIe® Connector
• microSD Card Slot
• Onboard Gigabit Ethernet
• USB 3(2) and 2(2) Connectors
• AMD Debug Header
• High-speed and Low-speed Special Features Card Edge Connectors
• 4” x 4” Form Factor

AMD G-Series SOC

HDMI Conn Display Port0 DDR3 Mem I/F DDR3-1600 2Gbx4
FT3 Processor

769 Ball BGA

PCIe® Gbit LAN PCIe X 1 (GPP1)
(0.8mm pitch)
HD Audio I/F HD Audio Codec
24.5mmx24.5mm Package

PCIe X 1 (GPP0) DDR3 (Single Channel) SD I/F microSD Card Slot

DirectX11 Integrated GP
mPCIe/mSATA port
LVDS/TMDS/HDMI/DP (x1)
USB 2.0 (1X) SATA (1X)
VGA DAC SATA Header (x1)
PCIE Gen2 I/F (GFX 1x4)
Display Port1 PCIE Gen2 I/F (GPP 4x1)
SPI I/F SPI ROM
Internal CLKGEN
USB 2.0 (x8)
PCIe X 1 (GPP2)
USB 3.0 (x2) USB 2.0 (1X)

SATA Gen 1/2/3 (x2)

High Speed Conn PCIe X 1 (GPP3)
HD Audio
GPIO (8X)
SD I/F

SATA (1X) SPI I/F

LPC I/F
PWM (2X) Low Speed Conn
Internal RTC
USB 2.0 (2X)

SPI I/F

USB 2.0 ports (x2) USB 2.0 (2X)

Counter (2X)

USB 3.0 ports (x2) USB 3.0 (2X)

JTAG
EJTAG Header
USB header USB 2.0 (1X)

Figure 1 Gizmo II Block Diagram

Page 5
Figure 2 Gizmo II Board and Power Supply

Page 6
CONNECTORS AND INTERFACES
The following figures show the locations of major Gizmo II board components and connections.

Figure 3 Gizmo II Board Connector Locations

Page 7
 Figure 4 Gizmo II Board Back Panel

J1 – DC Power Jack
The Gizmo II board supports a wide range of input power specifications. Input voltage can range
from 12V to 24V DC limited to 4A with a resettable fuse (F1). The included AC/DC power
supply provides 12V@2A, 24W. Additional power (up to 24V@4A, 96W) may be required
when using the Gizmo board with power-hungry USB or SATA devices and/or external boards
connected to the high speed and/or low speed expansion ports. Power is connected to the Gizmo
II board through the power jack J1. The center pin (Pin 1) carries the positive voltage input while
the casing and shielding is ground.

Figure 5 Power Jack J1 Pinout

J2 – Dual USB3.0
Two USB3.0 ports are available from the Gizmo II board back panel. These connectors are
colored blue to identify them as USB3.0. The top connector is connected to the SOC’s USB8
port while the bottom connector is connected to the SOC’s USB 9 port. The USB power pins are
+5V fused through a 1A resettable PTC fuse (F5).

J3 - HDMI
The Gizmo II board’s primary display port is through the HDMI connector J3. (Note:
Enable/Disable HDMI Audio Feature – Mount resistor R236 to enable HDMI Audio; mount

Page 8
resistor R240 to disable HDMI Audio. Default is HDMI Audio enabled.) The connector pins are
connected as shown in the table below:

Table 1 HDMI Connector J3 Pinout

Pin Connector Pin Name Signal
1 TMDS DATA2+ CON_DP0_TXDP
2 TMDS DATA2 SHLD GND
3 TMDS DATA2- CON_DP0_TSDN
4 TMDS DATA1+ CON_DP0_TX1P
5 TMDS DATA1 SHLD GND
6 TMDS DATA1- CON_DP0_TX1N
7 TMDS DATA0+ CON_DP0_TX2P
8 TMDS DATA0 SHLD GND
9 TMDS DATA0- CON_DP0_TX2N
10 TMDS CLK+ CON_DP0_TX3P
11 TMDS CLK SHLD GND
12 TMDS CLK- CON_DP0_TX3N
13 CEC HDMI_CEC
14 RSVD N/C
15 SCL CON_DP0_AUXP
16 SDA CON_DP0_AUXN
17 DCC/CEC GND GND
18 +5V PWR Fused +5V (fuse F2 0.5A)
19 HOT PLUG DTCT CON_DP0_HPD
20 M1 GND
21 M2 GND
22 M3 GND
23 M4 GND

J4 – HD Audio I/O
A RealTek HD Audio CODEC (ALC272) is connected to the audio jack J4. The pinout for the
jack is shown in the figure below:

Figure 6 Audio Jack J4 Pinout

J5 – Combined USB2.0/RJ45 Ethernet Connector

Two USB2.0 ports are available from the back panel along with an RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port in
a stack combined connector. The USB ports are colored black to distinguish them from the

Page 9
USB3.0 ports, which are blue. The USB power pins are +5V fused through a 1A resettable PTC
fuse (F4). The Ethernet port is controlled by a RealTek RTL8111EP Gigabit Ethernet Controller.

J6 – USB2.0 Header
An additional USB2.0 port is available through header J6. This header is connected to the SOC’s
USB3 port. The pinout of this header is shown in the table below:

Table 2 USB2.0 Header J6 Pinout

Pin Signal
1 Fused +5V (resettable PTC fuse F6 0.5A)
2 Data-
3 Data+
4 GND
5 N/C

J8 – RCC Programming Header

The Gizmo II board contains an STM8S003F3 8-bit microcontroller with EEPROM to handle
power-up and reset states. This controller is accessible through the J8 programming header.
(Note: Under most normal operations the programming of this microcontroller should not be
modified. The header is not populated on the board to prevent users from erasing or
reprogramming the device inadvertently, which will result in the board no longer functioning.)
The pinout of this header is shown in the table below:

Table 3 RCC Programming Header J8 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
1 +3.3V_PROG 3.3V Board Power Rail
2 SWIM Single Wire Interface Module for Programming
3 GND Ground
4 SWIM_RST Reset - refer to the STM8 SWIM communication protocol
and debug module user manual (UM0470)

J9 – SATA Data Connector

By default this connector is not populated in the Gizmo II boards since an mSATA connector is
available. The SATA interface on the AMD SOC supports port sharing, which means that
multiple devices may be connected to the same SATA port. When populated, the J9 connector
allows for a SATA device to be connected to the SOC SATA0 interface using a standard SATA
cable. The pinout of the connector is shown in the table below:

Table 4 SATA Data Connector J9 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
1 GND Ground
2 SATA_TX0+ Transmit Positive
3 SATA_TX0- Transmit Negative
4 GND Ground

Page 10
5 SATA_RX0- Receive Negative
6 SATA_RX0+ Receive Positive
7 GND Ground
8 GND Ground
9 GND Ground

J10 – APU Fan Connector

The SOC Fan Connector provides power and speed monitoring to the fan. The pinout of the fan
connector is shown in the table below:

Table 5 APU Fan Connector J10 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
1 GND Ground
2 FAN Fan Power
3 TACH Fan Speed

J11 – SATA Power Connector

When populated, the SATA power connector allows a low power (non-rotating media) SSD-type
drive to receive its power from the Gizmo II board. The connector provides only a 5V supply for
devices that require less than one amp. The pinout of the connector is shown in the table below:

Table 6 SATA Power Connector Header J11 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
1 +5V 5V Power Rail
2 GND Ground
3 N/C No Connect
4 N/C No Connect

J12 – SPI Programming Header

The onboard SPI ROM can be programmed, read, and emulated through the SPI Programming
Header. The header pinout is shown in the table below:

Table 7 SPI Programming Header J12 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
1 3.3V SPI 3.3V SPI Power Rail
2 GND Ground
3 SPI_CS# SPI Device Chip Select
4 SPI_CLK SPI Clock
5 SPI_DATAIN SPI Data In
6 SPI_DATAOUT SPI Data Out
7 N/C No Connect
8 N/C No Connect

Page 11
J14 – MicroSD Card Socket
The microSD card socket permits the Gizmo II board to read/write microSD card media. The
Gizmo II board uses a G1745010 microSD Card Connector from Molex
(http://www.molex.com/molex/products/family?key=microsd&channel=products&chanName=fa
mily&pageTitle=Introduction). The connector pins are connected as shown in the table below:

Table 8 microSD Card Socket J14 Pinout

Pin Conn Pin Name Signal
1 P9 SD_Data2
2 P1 SD_Data3
3 P2 SD_CMD
4 P4 3.3V
5 P5 SD_Clk
6 P6 GND
7 P7 SD_Data0
8 P8 SD_Data1
9A CD1 SD_CD#
9B CD2 SD_CD#
10A T1 GND
10B T2 GND

J15 – Low Speed Card Edge Connector

The low speed card edge connector makes available several bus interfaces for developers to
access in their prototype builds. The card edge connector is physically a PCIe 36-pin connector
with a custom pinout.

Figure 7 Low Speed Card Edge Connector (J15)

The pinout is shown in the table below:

Table 9 Low Speed Card Edge Connector J15 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
A1 GEVENT0 General Purpose Event
A2 GPIO_0 General Purpose I/O
A3 GPIO_2 General Purpose I/O
A4 GPIO_4 General Purpose I/O
A5 PWM1(FANOUT1) FanOut 1
A6 COUNTER1(FANIN1) FanIn 1
A7 GND Ground
A8 PWM2(FANOUT2) FanOut2

Page 12
A9 COUNTER2(FANIN2) FanIn 2
A10 GND Ground
A11 SCL0 Serial Clock
A12 GND Ground
A13 ADC0 Analog/Digital Converter 0
A14 ADC1 Analog/Digital Converter 1
A15 VDCIN (12V-24V) Fused Board Power (Resettable Fuse F7 0.5A)
A16 SYS_PBTN# System Power Button
A17 USB0_DP USB Data+ (USB1 from SOC)
A18 USB0_DN USB Data- (USB1 from SOC)
B1 GEVENT1# General Purpose Event1
B2 GPIO_1 General Purpose I/O
B3 GPIO_3 General Purpose I/O
B4 GPIO_5 General Purpose I/O
B5 GND Ground
B6 SPI_CE SPI Bus Chip Enable
B7 SPI_CLK Serial Clock
B8 GND Ground
B9 SPI_SO SPI Bus Data Out
B10 SPI_SI SPI Bus Data In
B11 SDA0 Serial Data
B12 GND Ground
B13 DAC0 Digital/Analog Converter
B14 DAC1 Digital/Analog Converter
B15 +3.3V Fused +3.3V (Resettable PTC Fuse F8 0.5A)
B16 SYS_RST# System Reset Signal
B17 GND Ground
B18 GND Ground

J16 – High Speed Card Edge Connector

The high speed card edge connector makes available several bus interfaces for developers to use
in their prototype builds. The connector is physically identical to a PCIe x4 edge connector with
custom pinout.

Figure 8 High Speed Card Edge Connector J16

Page 13
The pinout for the connector is shown in the table below:

Table 10 High Speed Card Edge Connector J16 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
A1 DP0_TX1_P Display Port 0 Transmitter 1+
A2 DP0_TX1_N Display Port 0 Transmitter 1-
A3 GND Ground
A4 DP0_TX3_P Display Port 0 Transmitter 3+
A5 DP0_TX3_N Display Port 0 Transmitter 3-
A6 GND Ground
A7 DP0_AUX_P Display Port 0 Aux+
A8 DP0_AUX_N Display Port 0 Aux-
A9 GND Ground
A10 DP0_HPD Display Port0 Hot Plug Detect
A11 +3.3V Fused 3.3V (Resettable PTC Fuse F9 1A)
A12 N/C No Connect
A13 N/C No Connect
A14 N/C No Connect
A15 +3.3V Fused 3.3V (Resettable PTC Fuse F9 1A)
A16 PCIE_RX0_P PCIe Receiver 0+
A17 PCIE_RX0_N PCIe Receiver 0-
A18 GND Ground
A19 PCIE_RX1_P PCIe Receiver 1+
A20 PCIE_RX1_N PCIe Receiver 1-
A21 GND Ground
A22 SATA_C_RX0_P SATA Receiver 0+
A23 SATA_C_RX0_N SATA Receiver 0-
A24 GND Ground
A25 N/C No Connect
A26 N/C No Connect
A27 GND Ground
A28 USBP1 USB 1+ (USB4)
A29 USBN1 USB 1- (USB4)
A30 USBP2 USB 2+ (USB5)
A31 USBN2 USB 2- (USB5)
A32 VIN_IN (12V-24V) Fused Board Input Voltage (Resettable PTC Fuse F3 1.1A)
B1 GND Ground
B2 DP0_TX0_P Display Port0 Transmitter 0+
B3 DP0_TX0_N Display Port 0 Transmitter 0-
B4 GND Ground
B5 DP0_TX2_P Display Port 0 Transmitter 2+
B6 DP0_TX2_N Display Port 0 Transmitter 2-
B7 GND Ground
B8 LVDS_VARY_BL Panel Backlight Brightness Control
B9 LVDS_DIGON Display Power Enable

Page 14
B10 LVDS_BLON Backlight Enable
B11 GND Ground
B12 N/C No Connect
B13 N/C No Connect
B14 GND Ground
B15 PCIE_TX0_P PCIe Transmitter 0+
B16 PCIE_TX0_N PCIe Transmitter 0-
B17 GND Ground
B18 PCIE_TX1_P PCIe Transmitter 1+
B19 PCIE_TX1_N PCIe Transmitter 1-
B20 GND Ground
B21 PCIE_CLK_P PCIe Clock+
B22 PCIE_CLK_N PCIe Clock-
B23 GND Ground
B24 SATA_C_TX0_P SATA Transmitter 0+
B25 SATA_C_TX0_N SATA Transmitter 0-
B26 GND Ground
B27 N/C No Connect
B28 N/C No Connect
B29 GND Ground
B30 RESET System Reset
B31 GND Ground
B32 VIN_IN (12V-24V) Fused Board Input Voltage (Resettable PTC Fuse F3 1.1A)

J17 – miniPCIe/mSATA Combined Port

The miniPCIe/mSATA combined port will accept either miniPCIe devices or mSATA devices
and will automatically configure itself to the protocol of the connected device. This port can be
used to connect SSD drives which have an mSATA connection or miniPCIe devices such as
WIFI adapters. Non-compliant mSATA cards can be connected to this port, but mPCIe will have
to be disabled first by removing resister R1 or by removing the gold finger pin43 on the mSATA
card. The pinout of the connecter is shown in the table below:

Table 11 miniPCIe/mSATA Combined Connector J17 Pinout

Pin Signal Description
1 WAKE# PCIe Wakeup
2 +3.3Vaux#2 Unfused 3.35V ALW
3 COEX1 No Connect
4 GND#4 Ground
5 COEX2 No Connect
6 1.5V_1 Unfused 1.5V ALW
7 CLKREQ# PCIe Mini CLK REQ
8 UIM_PWR No Connect
9 GND#9 Ground
10 UIM_DATA No Connect
11 REFCLK- GPP CLK0-

Page 15
12 UIM_CLK No Connect
13 REFCLK+ GPP CLK0+
14 UIM_RESET No Connect
15 GND#15 Ground
16 UIM_VPP No Connect
17 UIM_C8 No Connect
18 GND#18 Ground
19 UIM_C4 No Connect
20 W_DISABLE# WL Disable 0
21 GND#21 Ground
22 PERST# PCI Disable
23 PERn0 PCIe or SATA Receive-
24 +3.3Vaux#24 Unfused 3.35V ALW
25 PERp0 PCIe or SATA Receive+
26 GND#26 Ground
27 GND#27 Ground
28 1.5V_2 Unfused 1.5V ALW
29 GND#29 Ground
30 SMB_CLK Serial CLK (Sideband I/F)
31 PETn0 PCIe or SATA Transmit-
32 SMB_DATA Serial DATA (Sideband I/F)
33 PETp0 PCIe or SATA Transmit+
34 GND#34 Ground
35 GND#35 Ground
36 USB_D- USB2.0 (USB6) DataN
37 GND#37 Ground
38 USB_D+ USB2.0 (USB6) DataP
39 +3.3Vaux#39 Unfused 3.35V ALW
40 GND#40 Ground
41 +3.3Vaux#41 Unfused 3.35V ALW
42 LED_WWAN# Gizmo Board LED (D15) Control Output by Wireless LAN
43 GND43 Ground
44 LED_WAN# Gizmo Board LED (D15) Control Output by Wireless LAN
45 RSV#45 No Connect
46 LED_WPAN# Gizmo Board LED (D15) Control Output by Wireless LAN
47 RSV#47 No Connect
48 1.5V_3 Unfused 1.5V ALW
49 RSV#49 No Connect
50 GND#50 Ground
51 RSV#51 No Connect
52 +3.3Vaux#52 Unfused 3.35V ALW
53 PAD#53 Ground
54 PAD#54 Ground

Page 16
COMPONENTS
AMD G-Series SOC (FT3)
The primary feature of the Gizmo II board is the AMD G-Series SOC (FT3). This processor is
AMD’s first generation SOC design, which integrates Controller Hub functionality into the same
package containing the CPU, Graphics Processor and North Bridge.
The SOC on the Gizmo II board contain dual core Jaguar CPU cores with 2MB shared L2 cache.
The embedded Graphics Processor provides support for DirectX 11.1 and realizes a significant
compute performance (GFLOP) increase over the previous G-Series APUs. Two simultaneous
displays are supported. On the Gizmo II board, one of these display outputs can be accessed
through the HDMI connector. The other can be accessed on the High Speed Expansion card edge
connector as a 4-lane DisplayPort 1.2, DVI, HDMI, or 18bpp single channel LVDS.
The G-Series SOC has a single-channel DDR3 memory interface which supports DDR3-1600
devices. The Gizmo II comes with four 2Gb DDR3-1600 chips soldered down for a total of 1GB
system memory. The board layout supports 4Gb chips which could provide up to 2GB of
available memory.
The controller hub functionality embedded into the G-Series SOC provides the following
available interconnect:
 Four x1 links of PCIe Gen 2 for GPPs
 One x4 link of PCIe Gen 2 for discrete GPU
 Eight USB2.0 and 2 USB3.0
 Two SATA 2.x/3.x (up to 6Gb/s)
 SD Card Reader v3.0 or SDIO controller
Further information on the AMD Embedded G-Series SOC platform is available in the product
brief and white paper.

Audio CODEC (ALC272)

The Realtek ALC272 is a High Definition Audio Codec, which features two stereo DACs, two
stereo ADCs, legacy analog input to analog output mixing, one stereo digital microphone
converter, and two independent SPDIF output converters.
The ALC272 integrates two stereo ADCs and two stereo digital microphone converters to
support simultaneous analog microphone recording and up to 4-channel digital microphone array
recording, and features Acoustic Echo Cancellation (AEC), Beam Forming (BF), and Noise
Suppression (NS) for voice applications.
The HPOUT port is connected to the card edge audio jack and can drive a low noise signal to a
connected audio input device or headphones.
The same audio jack supports a MIC input which is connected to the ALC272 stereo microphone
input port (the same signal is connected to both L and R).

Page 17
For added flexibility, the ALC272 can be used to act as AD/DA converter for projects that
require an analog input or output. There are two AD pins available on the low speed connector,
which are connected to the audio codec’s line2 L and R inputs. The codec’s SURR L and R
outputs are connected to the DA pins on the low speed connector and can be used as general
purposed analog output.
For more information on the Realtek Audio Codec or to download drivers, visit the Realtek
Audio Codec website.

Gigabit Ethernet Controller

The Realtek RTL8111 Gigabit Ethernet controller combines a triple-speed IEEE 802.3 compliant
Media Access Controller (MAC) with a triple-speed Ethernet transceiver, PCI Express bus
controller, and embedded memory. With state-of-the-art DSP technology and mixed-mode signal
technology, it offers high-speed transmission over CAT 5 UTP cable or CAT 3 UTP (10Mbps
only) cable. Functions such as Crossover Detection & Auto-Correction, polarity correction,
adaptive equalization, cross-talk cancellation, echo cancellation, timing recovery, and error
correction are implemented to provide robust transmission and reception capability at high
speeds.
The device supports the PCI Express 1.0a bus interface for host communications with power
management and is compliant with the IEEE 802.3u specification for 10/100Mbps Ethernet and
the IEEE 802.3ab specification for 1000Mbps Ethernet. It also supports an auxiliary power auto-
detect function, and will auto-configure related bits of the PCI power management registers in
PCI configuration space.
The Ethernet controller device is physically connected to the PCIe x1 GPP Port 1. The Ethernet
port of the RTL8111 is connected to the RJ45 jack on the Gizmo II’s back panel.

SPI ROM
The Gizmo II board contains a MX25L3239E 32Mb SPI ROM which is preloaded with the
SageBIOS BSP (Board Support Package). This is a full boot solution with minimal footprint that
is based on the open source coreboot project. The ROM can be reprogrammed through the SPI
programming header J12.

mSATA/miniPCIe Connector
The mSATA/miniPCIe connector located on the bottom side of the board can be used for SATA
2.x/3.x (up to 6Gb/s) storage devices.

DDR3 Memory
There are four 2Gb x 16 DDR3-1600 components soldered to the Gizmo II board. These are
connected to the single channel DDR3 memory port on the AMD SOC. The address connections
on the PCB will support device sizes up to 4Gb, which would give a maximum RAM capacity of
2GB. This is a manufacturing option only. It is not recommended that users attempt to remove or
resolder the BGA memory components.

Power Button
The Power button initiates the power-up sequence. Press once to power up the board. Press and
hold to power down the board.
Page 18
Reset Button
Pressing the Reset button causes a hard reset of the board.

RTC Battery (backside)

The 3V coin battery (included) provides power for the realtime clock (RTC). The battery must be
installed for proper operation of the board.

GIZMO II SWITCH, LED, HEADER, AND TEST POINT LIST

Table 12 Diodes, Switches, Connectors and Headers

Item Function GPIO
SW1 Power Button
SW2 Reset Button
D12 Red LED – SD Card Activity 45
D24 Green LED – IR Activity 184
D15 Red LED – Wireless Activity
D6 Red LED – DASH RCC SYS Alert
D1 Red LED – Standby Power
D3 Red LED – S5 Power Indicator
D4 Green LED – SATA Activity
J1 Power Jack
J2 Dual USB3 Connectors
J3 HDMI Connector
J4 Audio Jack
J5 Dual USB2/RJ45 Connector
J6 USB2 Port 3 Header
J8 RCC Programming Header
J9 SATA0 Connector
J10 APU Fan Header
J11 SATA Power Connector (5V only)
J12 SPI ROM Programming Header
J13 AMD Debug Header

Page 19
Table 13 Gizmo II Board Test Points

Item Function GPIO

TP1 SATA_X1
TP2 SATA_X2
TP3 SD_WP
TP4 SD_PWR_CNTL
TP5 APU_TEST16
TP6 APU_TEST17
TP7 APU_TEST14
TP8 APU_TEST15
TP9 APU_TEST34
TP10 USBCLK14M_CLK
TP13 TEST2
TP14 TEST1/TMS
TP15 USB_OC#
TP16 APU_TEST43 – USB_ATEST1
TP17 APU_TEST42 – USB_ATEST0
TP18 48M_CLK
TP19 TEST0
TP20 DAC_SCL
TP21 DAC_VSYNC
TP22 DAC_SDA
TP23 AP_TEST36
TP24 APU_TEST6
TP25 APU_TEST37
TP26 APU_TEST4
TP27 APU_TEST5
TP28 APU_TEST41 – TMON_CAL
TP29 APU_TEST40 – M_ANALOGOUT
TP30 APU_TEST39 – M_ANALOGIN
TP31 APU_TEST31
TP32 APU_TEST28_L
TP33 APU_TEST28_H
TP34 M_VREFDQ
TP36 GPIO55 55
TP37 GPIO69 69

Page 20