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Intel Mini PCI Wireless Card Specification
Revision 1.0c
July 2, 2002
Intel Mini PCI Wireless Card
Specification
(Supplement to Mini PCI Specification)
Lonnie McAlister
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THIS SPECIFICATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITH NO WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER,
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Table of Contents
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY ................................................................................. 4
REFERENCES.............................................................................................................. 4
PURPOSE .................................................................................................................... 4
BACKGROUND OF THIS MINI PCI SPECIFICATION ADDENDUM .................................. 4
MINI PCI V1.0 DEFINED FUNCTION-SPECIFIC CONNECTORS .................................. 5
MINI PCI SYSTEM CONNECTOR PINS ....................................................................... 5
6.1
Sparks/Calexico Mini PCI Pinout Deviation to System Connector Pins: ..................... 6
6.1.1 LEDs .................................................................................................................... 6
6.2
Other Deviations on the Mini PCI edge connector ................................................... 7
7. LED INDICATORS AND SWITCH .................................................................................. 7
7.1
WLAN LINK Indicator ............................................................................................ 7
7.2
WLAN Activity Indicator ......................................................................................... 8
7.3
Radio Transmitter Disable Switch........................................................................... 8
7.4
Spectrum Indication Control Signal......................................................................... 9
7.5
Bluetooth Coexistence ........................................................................................ 10
8. MECHANICAL ............................................................................................................ 10
8.1
PCB Card Design................................................................................................ 10
8.2
Antenna Connection ............................................................................................ 11
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1.
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Document Revision History
Revision
0.1
0.8
0.85
Date
Dec 28, 2001
Jan. 08, 2002
Feb. 11, 2002
Comments
First draft
Released to Engineering
• Updated for OEM customizations:
• Added
antenna
mechanical
tolerances for type 3A and type 3B
card.
•
0.90
0.95
11 March 11,
2002
March 14, 2002
0.99
March 18, 2002
1.0
April 12, 2002
1.0b
May 20, 2002
Updated pinout table
Updated LED configuration (again)
Updated Mini PCI edge connector
deviations section.
Simplified LED
function description.
Draft release. Need Dual LED circuit
implementation yet.
Updated LED reference circuit.
Updated H/W Kill switch implementation
Updated edge connector pin-out for
Bluetooth co-existence
Updated manufacturing bevel design
requirements
2.
References
th
This addendum is based upon the Mini PCI Specification, Revision 1.0, October 25 , 1999.
Additional information can be found in the PCI 2.2 specification.
3.
Purpose
This document is intended for PC OEM customers designing for a wireless Mini PCI solution the
opportunity to review Intel’s Calexico Mini PCI pin out connections, mechanical requirements, and
custom interfaces and be able to design their platform(s) to support the Calexico Mini PCI card.
4.
Background of this Mini PCI Specification Addendum
The Mini PCI specification is an industry-standard specification whose intent is to provide
system/platform designers and card designers with the ability to use a standards-based interface to
design to while still providing some flexibility/options in system and card designs. The original Mini
PCI specification did achieve its goal but at the time only LAN and modem technologies were
envisioned for this form-factor. Since the release of the first Mini PCI specification, wireless
technology has appeared in the market and is now appearing on Mini PCI cards, which introduces
unique challenges to both the system and card manufacturers. The purpose of this document is to
define the “custom” pinout configuration used by Calexico to achieve the proper performance and
unique feature set that Intel is providing with this generation of wireless Mini PCI card.
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Mini PCI v1.0 Defined Function-Specific Connectors
The MPCI specification defines function-specific connectors on the MPCI card for Wired LAN and
Modem functionality.
•
The function-specific LAN connector. This is a 14-pin connector.
•
The function-specific Modem connector. This is a 2-pin connector.
After reviewing next generation board layouts as well as the customer drive for more and more
capability while driving smaller form factors, the 14 pin I/O connector will no longer be supported on
Intel wireless Mini PCI cards going forward. Intel will continue to support the two-pin connector for
support of an AC’97 modem.
6.
Mini PCI System Connector Pins
The Mini PCI edge connector pinout definition as described in the Mini PCI Specification, Revision
1.0, is shown below. The Intel wireless Mini PCI card will comply to this pinout for compatibility
purposes except for deviations as noted in this section.
Table 1: Mini PCI Card Type III System Connector Pinout
Pin
KEY
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
Signal
8PMJ-3
8PMJ-6
8PMJ-7
8PMJ-8
LED1_GRNP
LED1_GRNN
CHSGND
INTB#
3.3V
RESERVED
GROUND
CLK
GROUND
REQ#
3.3V
AD[31]
Pin
KEY
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
35
AD[29]
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
GROUND
AD[27]
AD[25]
RESERVED
C/BE[3]#
AD[23]
GROUND
AD[21]
AD[19]
TIP
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Signal
RING
8PMJ-1
8PMJ-2
8PMJ-4
8PMJ-5
LED2_YELP
LED2_YELN
RESERVED
5V
INTA#
RESERVED
3.3VAUX
RST#
3.3V
GNT#
GROUND
PME#
Pin
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
77
79
81
83
85
87
89
91
93
95
97
Signal
3.3V
CLKRUN#
SERR#
GROUND
PERR#
C/BE[1]#
AD[14]
GROUND
AD[12]
AD[10]
GROUND
AD[08]
AD[07]
3.3V
AD[05]
RESERVED
AD[03]
5V
Pin
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
36
RESERVED
99
AD[01]
100
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
AD[30]
3.3V
AD[28]
AD[26]
AD[24]
IDSEL
GROUND
AD[22]
AD[20]
101
103
105
107
109
111
113
115
117
GROUND
AC_SYNC
AC_SDATA_IN
AC_BIT_CLK
AC_CODEC_ID1#
MOD_AUDIO_MON
AUDIO_GND
SYS_AUDIO_OUT
SYS_AUDIO_OUT
102
104
106
108
110
112
114
116
118
Signal
FRAME#
TRDY#
STOP#
3.3V
DEVSEL#
GROUND
AD[15]
AD[13]
AD[11]
GROUND
AD[09]
C/BE[0]#
3.3V
AD[06]
AD[04]
AD[02]
AD[00]
RESERVED_WIP
RESERVED_WIP
GROUND
M66EN
AC_SDATA_OUT
AC_CODEC_ID0#
AC_RESET#
RESERVED
GROUND
SYS_AUDIO_IN
SYS_AUDIO_IN
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57
59
61
GROUND
AD[17]
C/BE[2]#
IRDY#
56
58
60
62
PAR
AD[18]
AD[16]
GROUND
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119
121
123
GND
AUDIO_GND
RESERVED
VCC5VA
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120
122
124
GND
AUDIO_GND
MPCIACT#
3.3VAUX
6.1 Sparks/Calexico Mini PCI Pinout Deviation to System Connector Pins:
6.1.1
PIN
11
12
13
14
LEDs
Old Signal Name
New Signal Name
LED1_GRNP
LED_WLAN_LINK
LED2_YELP
LED1_GRNN
LED2_YELN
36
RESERVED
43
RESERVED
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LED_WLAN_ACT
Signal Definition
Active-high LED drive signal provides an
indication of access point association. This signal
will blink slowly every 3 seconds until association
occurs at which time it will be HIGH until
association is lost. During initialization or while the
radios are in reset, the signal will be LOW.
Note: 0 ohm series resistor provides connection
to the Mini PCI edge connector
Active-high LED drive signal provides an
indication of data activity.
This signal will blink
rapidly when data traffic is occurring.
During
initialization, or while the radios are in reset, or if
the client is not associated with an access point the
signal will be LOW.
Note: 0 ohm series resistor provides connection
to the Mini PCI edge connector
Active low input from a hardware switch to the
card to disable the radio from transmitting.
HW_RadioXMIT_OFF
See further description in this document.
Note: 0 ohm series resistor provides connection
to the Mini PCI edge connector
This signal is an indication of which frequency
spectrum the wireless client is transmitting in.
WLAN_Radio_State# During initialization or while the radios are in reset,
this signal will be LOW.
(spectrum
identification)
Note: 0 ohm series resistor provides connection
to the Mini PCI edge connector
Active high input from the Bluetooth module to
the card
Channel_Clk
BT_priority
Note: 0 ohm series resistor provides connection
to the Mini PCI edge connector
Active high output from the miniPCI card to the
Bluetooth module.
Channel_Data
11b_activity
Note: 0 ohm series resistor provides connection
to the Mini PCI edge connector
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6.2 Other Deviations on the Mini PCI edge connector
Additional modifications are being done to the Intel wireless Mini PCI card to eliminate potential
cross-talk on to the OEM base board. To that end, Intel is buffering the following interfaces with 0
ohm resistors which can be either populated or de-populated depending on the customer need.
These interfaces include:
Pins 11-14 (LED and RF control)
Pins 103 – 120 (AC Link)
7.
LED Indicators and Switch
The Mini PCI specification calls for the support of two LEDs which are used for the wired LAN
function. These LEDs indicate LINK and Activity. Even though in the wireless space these
functions are not quite the same, they do provide a parallel meaning. Below is the definition of the
two LEDs being supported in this specification. In addition to support for LINK and Activity, two
additional features are provided to support a hardware kill switch for the RF radio as well as a
control signal that can be used to identify which spectrum of operation the radio is operating in.
Additional information is discussed in the following paragraphs.
7.1 WLAN LINK Indicator
The LED WLAN_LINK output signal from Pin11 of the MPCI system connector indicates wireless
LAN association. Frequency of LED blink rate is dependent upon the state of the adapter in
association with the network. If the WLAN client is associated with an access point, the LED will be
solid ON (High). If the client is not associated, the LED will blink slowly and regularly (at the rate of
1 flash per every 3 seconds).
The MPCI specification states that the card will provide a 7mA source current for 3.3V LED
operation. Termination for the LED is assumed to be on the OEM motherboard. Below is a typical
termination circuit for this LED:
470
Positive
terminal of LED
The operation of the LED is:
• Blinking regularly @ 3Sec intervals (3.3V) = Wireless client is not associated with the
network.
• Solid ON (3.3V) = Wireless client is associated with the network.
• OFF (low) =
The WLAN card is does not have power or the wireless NIC is held in
RESET
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7.2 WLAN Activity Indicator
The LED_WLAN_ACT output signal from Pin12 of the MPCI system connector indicates wireless
LAN data activity. When the wireless client is associated, data traffic will commence. The rate of
blink is determined by the amount of data activity between the access point and the wireless client,
but will be fast enough at all times as to be clearly distinguishable between beacon activity (re:
LINK) versus data traffic.
If the WLAN client is not associated with an access point, the LED will be solid OFF (Low).
The MPCI specification states that the card will provide a 7mA source current for 3.3V LED
operation. Termination for the LED is assumed to be on the OEM motherboard. Below is a typical
termination circuit for this LED:
470
Positive
terminal of LED
The operation of the LED is:
• Rapidly blinking (3.3V) = Wireless client is passing data traffic to the access point.
• OFF (low) =
The WLAN card is does not have power or the RF_Kill switch is active.
NOTE: The RF_Kill signal over rides Activity and drives this signal off (LOW)
7.3 Radio Transmitter Disable Switch
The HW_RadioXMIT_OFF# input signal on Pin13 of the Mini PCI system connector provides to the
OEM the opportunity to use a hardware implementation to disable the RF portions of the Calexico
Mini PCI card. The OEM recommended circuit for implementation is shown in the diagram below.
Mini PCI Card
3.3V
RF_Kill#
The Mini PCI card will provide support circuitry necessary to clean up the drive signal (i.e.: debounce circuits and pull-up resistor) from the OEM platform.
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The Intel Mini PCI card will also “remember” the last switch position implemented. The last user
setting (radio enabled or disabled, whether through software or hardware) should be “sticky” and
will be remembered by the Mini PCI card’s hardware/software across suspends, boots, power
cycles, etc. (driven via GPIO and firmware controlled). This will be accomplished with registry
entries for easy software tracking.
The operation of the Signal is:
• ON (3.3V) =
The radio transmitter is ON (powered and enabled).
• OFF (low) =
The radio transmitter is turned OFF, and made incapable of transmitting
unless the user performs some action to change the state of the radio (such as manually
changing the switch)
Note: The control of the radio transmitter is an AND of the software and hardware mechanisms.
The radio transmitter must remain disabled unless BOTH the software and hardware settings are
enabled for the radio transmitter.
SW Setting
Enable
Enable
Disable
Disable
HW Switch
Enable/High
Disable/Low
Enable/High
Disable/Low
Radio Transmitter Function
Enabled
Disabled
Disabled
Disabled
Note: The LINK and Activity LEDs (Pins 11 and 12) should reflect normal operation of the Mini PCI
card unless the RF_Kill switch and/or software control pins are enabled. If either
the software control or RF_Kill hardware switches are enabled, both LINK and
Activity signals will be OFF (low).
7.4 Spectrum Indication Control Signal
This CMOS driver is intended to provide a control signal to a dual color LED. Depending on the
spectrum of radio operation, this control signal will direct current flow through the dual color LED
providing visual indication of which spectrum the wireless client is currently transmitting in. The
recommended OEM dual color LED implementation is shown below (note: an additional dualcolored LED circuit will be required for LINK/Association):
+3.3V
ACTIVITY
Spectrum Cntrl
470
470
The operation of the Spectrum Control signal is:
• ON (3.3V) =
The radio 5.2GHz transmitter is ON and transmitting.
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OFF (low) =
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The radio 2.4GHz transmitter is ON and transmitting.
7.5 Bluetooth Coexistence
Bluetooth priority information and 802.11b channel information are exchanged over a 2-wire
interface. The BT_Priority Signal and the Channel_Clk Signal are multiplex on the same physical
interface with each signal transmitted in real-time and a coordinated manor. The Channel_Data
Signal transfers the current 802.11b channel in use, and indicates long-term channel inactivity, e.g.,
sleep modes to the Bluetooth module.
8.
Mechanical
Intel’s Mini PCI cards should be designed for the smallest form-factor possible to ensure maximum
OEM platform compatibility. The target form-factor is the Mini PCI type 3B form-factor. If the card
grows for additional capability, maximum allowable card size if the Mini PCI type 3A form-factor as
defined in the Mini PCI rev. 1.0 specification.
Due to OEM demand, the Hirose U.FL-R-SMT (or equivalent) connector will be used on all Intel
Mini PCI cards to mate with cable connector U.FL-LP-066. The U.FL-R-SMT connector, though it
meets the RF requirements for operation, violates the Mini PCI Z-dimension by 0.1mm. Notification
of this spec violation will be worked via the OEM channel using product mechanical specifications.
Mini PCI card shielding requirements will be reviewed on a project-by-project basis. No restrictions
will be placed upon the design team for RF shielding outside of Z-height restrictions.
8.1 PCB Card Design
The purpose of this Guideline is to insure the card properly seats into a Mini-PCI Type III system
connector.
Connector Interface
Below is the mechanical information for the Mini PCI edge connector as it is specified within the
Mini PCI rev. 1.0 specification. The following sections detail Intel’s modifications from this
specification to improve the contact reliability for our customers.
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8.2 Antenna Connection
Antenna connector locations for both the type 3A and type 3B Mini PCI cards are illustrated below.
Intel’s 802.11 cards offer a diversity antenna scheme which allows for receiving or transmitting on
either antenna. The diagram shows a primary and secondary antenna connection which refers to
the default transmit antenna established by firmware.
Hirose style UL-F connector for attachment between the Mini PCI card to the co-ax cable attaching
the antenna elements. The mechanical information is shown in figure X. Please note the
mechanical Z-dimension exceeds the current Mini PCI specification by 0.1mm. The OEM must
make allowances for this in their chassis design.
The figures below specify the Primary and Secondary antenna connector locations on the type 3A
and type 3B Mini PCI cards. Note tolerances for antenna connector placement for the type 3A card
will be +/- 1.0mm in the Y-dimension only. X-dimension tolerance is +/- 1.0mm. For the type 3B
card the tolerance will be increased for additional design flexibility. Tolerances for the type 3B card
will be +/- 2.0mm in the Y-dimension and in the X-dimension tolerance is +/- 1.0mm. Component
keep-out zone around the connectors for both form-factors will be a 5.0mm radius.
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Type 3A Mini PCI Antenna Connector Placement
Notes:
Dimensions in mm.
M refers to the MAIN.
A refers to the Auxiliary.
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Type 3B Mini PCI Antenna Connector Placement
Notes:
Dimensions in mm.
M refers to the MAIN.
A refers to the Auxiliary.
The card’s Primary and Secondary connectors will be clearly silk-screened on the PCB as noted
above.
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