4x4 4 8x LVDS on HDMI ( 8x LVDS on SMA ? ) 8x LVDS on HDMI LVDS on SMA LVTTL on Lemo NIM on Lemo LVDS on SMA 4x LVDS on SMA 4x NIM on Lemo 2x NIM on Lemo.

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4x4 4 8x LVDS on HDMI ( 8x LVDS on SMA ? ) 8x LVDS on HDMI LVDS on SMA LVTTL on Lemo NIM on Lemo LVDS on SMA 4x LVDS on SMA 4x NIM on Lemo 2x NIM on Lemo 2x LVTTL on Lemo LVDS on SMA NIM on Lemo o/c TTL on Lemo A) CLOCK B) FAST TRIG D) BUSY C) CONTROLS X-TAL EXT. CLKI N OR MPX +PLL SW-1 2->1 SW-2 5->1 SW-3 2->1 SW-0 PCB-1 HEADER / CONNECTOR 8 OR AUTO / X-TAL ( 1x LVDS TRIGGER on RJ-45 ? ) ~ 50 MHz MP + MW, UCL,

CALICE C&C PROPOSAL - DRAFT -4- FOR COMMENTS & CORRECTIONS A) CLOCK : a) 3x EXTERNAL INPUTS : 1) 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) 2) 1x LVTTL/CMOS (?) ( 1x Lemo 00 ) 3) 1x NIM ( 1x Lemo 00 ) b) INTERNAL X-TAL OSCILLATOR ( 100MHz clk ) - Inputs a1+a2+a3 converted to single-ended LVTTL/CMOS (?) level All three plain OR-ed together to produce single EXT-CLK-IN b) output divided-by-two to produce INT-CLK at 50MHz, LVTTL/CMOS (?) - EXT-CLK-IN and INT-CLK input into Mux-PLL ( ICS581 ? ) to produce single clock CLK-OUT, automatically switching from EXT-CLK-IN to INT-CLK if external clock missing for > 3 periods - Hardware switch SW-0 to force Mux. to switch to 50MHz INT-CLK input - Mux-PLL output : 45min/55max Duty Cycle +/- 150ps max absolute period jitter CLK-OUT OUTPUTS : 1) 8/10/12x Diff. LVDS outputs ( on HDMI each ) 2) [ 8/10/12x Diff. LVDS outputs ( 2x SMA each ) ?? ] 3) 2x LVTTL/CMOS (?) ( 1x Lemo 00 each ) 4) 2x NIM ( 1x LEMO 00 each ) 5) 1x Diff. LVDS on PCB-1 Header ( see below )

B) FAST TRIGGER : 1x FAST TRIGGER INPUT : 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) - Input B1) passed straight onto a dual rotary-selector switch or header/jumper selector SW-1 - Input B1) passed also onto the PCB-1 Header as 1x Diff. LVDS output ( see below ) 8/10/12x FAST TRIGGER OUTPUTS : 1) 8/10/12x Diff. LVDS outputs ( on HDMI each ) produced from the output of the selector SW-1 from either the Input A or from Input AP on the PCB-1 Header ( see below ) C) CONTROLS : c) 3x EXT. TRIGGER INPUTS : 1) 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) 2) 1x NIM ( 1x Lemo 00 ) 3) [ 1x Diff. LVDS ( 1x PJ-45 ) ?? ] d) 2x EXT. START INPUTS : 1) 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) 2) 1x NIM ( 1x Lemo 00 ) e) 2x EXT. AUX-1 INPUTS : 1) 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) 2) 1x NIM ( 1x Lemo 00 ) f) 2x EXT. AUX-2 INPUTS : 1) 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) 2) 1x NIM ( 1x Lemo 00 ) - Each set of Inputs c1+c2+c3, d1+d2, e1+e2, f1+f2 are OR-ed together, producing single-ended signals c12, d12, f12. f12 - Each line c12, d12, e12, f12 ends with rotary-selector switch or header/jumper selector SW-2 - Each line c12, d12, e12, f12 passed also onto the PCB-1 Header as single-ended outputs ( see below ) 8/10/12x CONTROL OUTPUTS : 1) 8/10/12x Diff. LVDS outputs ( on HDMI each ) - produced from the output of the selector SW-2 from either the four inputs c12, d12, e12, f12 or from single Input CONTROL-P on the PCB-1 Header ( see below )

D) BUSY FEEDBACK : 8/10/12x BUSY FEEDBACK INPUTS : 1) 8/10/12x Diff. LVDS ( on HDMI each ) - All 8/10/12x inputs sent to the PCB-1 Header ( see below ), as well as being all OR-ed with the single output BUSY sent to a switch-selector or header/jumper SW-3 ( see below ) 3x BUSY OUTPUTS : 1) 1x Diff. LVDS ( 2x SMA ) 2) 1x NIM ( 1x Lemo 00 ) 3) 1x o/collector TTL ( 1x Lemo 00 ) - BUSY OUTPUTs produced from the output of the selector SW-3 from either the single BUSY input or from single input BUSY-P on the PCB-1 Header ( see below ) PCB-1 HEADER : standard 0.1" dual PCB Header to provide connections to a control/ODR PCB for possible processing of signals on FPGA PCB-1 Header carries the following lines : - one pair Diff. LVDS line CLK-OUT output - one pair Diff. LVDS line A Fast Trigger output - one pair Diff. LVDS line AP Fast Trigger input - four c12, d12, e12, f12 single-ended CONTROL outputs - one single-ended CONTROL-P input - 8/10/12 single-ended BUSY-N outputs - one single-ended BUSY-P input POWER : It is proposed to have an external P/S, connected to the C&C PCB by a DC power socket

8x LVDS on HDMI ( 8x LVDS on SMA ? ) LVDS on SMA LVTTL on Lemo NIM on Lemo 2x NIM on Lemo 2x LVTTL on Lemo A) CLOCK X-TAL EXT. CLKI N OR MPX +PLL SW-0 PCB-1 HEADER / CONNECTOR 1 AUTO / X-TAL ~ 50 MHz MP + MW, UCL,

8x LVDS on HDMI LVDS on SMA B) FAST TRIG SW-1 2->1 PCB-1 HEADER / CONNECTOR MP + MW, UCL,

4x4 4 8x LVDS on HDMI 4x LVDS on SMA 4x NIM on Lemo C) CONTROLS SW-2 5->1 PCB-1 HEADER / CONNECTOR 1 ( 1x LVDS TRIGGER on RJ-45 ? ) MP + MW, UCL,

8x LVDS on HDMI LVDS on SMA NIM on Lemo o/c TTL on Lemo D) BUSY SW-3 2->1 PCB-1 HEADER / CONNECTOR 8 OR MP + MW, UCL,