COM Express Interfaces
pin will be read high. Software then uses this information to apply power to the card. There is no
standard input port pin defined by COM Express for this function. For systems that are not trying
to implement hot-swap capability, it is not necessary to be able to read back the state of the
PRSNT2# pin. Hence it is shown in the figure above as being brought to a test point.
Nets SMB_CK_S0 and SMB_DAT_S0 are sourced from COM Express Module pins B13 and B14
respectively. _S0 version of SMBUS needs to be FET isolated from Module version which is on
the _S5 power rail. The SMBUS supports card-management support functions. SMBUS
software can save the state of the slot-card device before a Suspend event, report errors, accept
control parameters, return status information and card information such as a serial number.
Support for the SMBUS is optional on the slot card. Please refer to chapter 2.19 'System
Management Bus (SMBus)' on page 123 below for more information on SMBUS.
WAKE0# is asserted by the slot card to cause COM Express Module wake-up at Module pin B66.
This is an open-drain signal. It is an input to the Module and is pulled up on the Module. Other
WAKE0# sources may pull this line low; it is a shared line.
Slot JTAG pins on A5-A8 are not used.
2.3.5.4. x4 Slot Example
Figure 8: PCI Express x4 Slot Example
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