MULTILANE ML4062-MCB-LPBK Technical Reference

3.6.1 External HW Control Low Speed Signals are controllable using an external source, this can be done through J7 and J8 pin headers, for modules A and B, respectively. In this case a jumper should be placed on pin header P19 (HW_CTRL) shown in the image below. Figure 4: Hardware Signals When a jumper is placed on P19 ...

image below. Figure 6: Connectors Pin Access 4. ML4062-MCB-LPBK Software The ML4062-MCB-LPBK is accessible and controlled through application software. This software is MSA compliant and provides a user-friendly interface to operate the board and ac ...

MULTILANE ML4062-MCB-LPBK Figure 2: Default Board Configuration 3.5 LED Indicators The ML4062-MCB-LPBK includes on-board LEDs, for quick debugging and monitoring purposes. LEDs are summarized below:  LED D11 for Ethernet operation.  LED D3 indicated whether a USB cable is connected o ...

MULTILANE ML4062-MCB-LPBK 1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 3 2. Key Features ...................................................................................................................... 3 3. ML4062-MCB-LPBK Hardware ...................... ...

MULTILANE ML4062-MCB-LPBK and testing 400G QSFP-DD transceivers and active optical cables. It includes a complete user- friendly GUI supporting all features defined by QSFP-DD MSA and simplifying configuration processes to enable intuitive memory map programming and ...

MULTILANE ML4062-MCB-LPBK described below: 1. Connect a jumper on P15 (Boot_Run) near the microcontroller. 2. Connect a USB cable between the PC and Board. 3. Power up the board. 4. LEDs (D2, D4) start blinking. 5. Remove jumper. 6. Open the software “Microc ...

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MULTILANE ML4062-MCB-LPBK The modules are supplied using one of two powering options:  From the on-board regulator that uses the main host supply (P5V) as input  From an external 3.3V source through connector (U319), by following the steps below:  Place a jumper between LDOS_OFF and P5V pins of U319 connector to disable the on-board regul ...