How to setup GOOSE Single Board computer (SBC) from GOOSE PC version
| Name | Details | Quantity | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| USB3.0 cable | cable type A to A | 01 | for external connection |
| USB2.0 cable | cable type A to A | 02 | one internal and one external use (ext: serial control interface) |
| USB2.0 cable | FTDI cable TTL-232RG-VSW3V3-WE | 01 | internel use IMX-serial to CYPRESS controller |
| USB2.0 cable | FTDI cable TTL-232RG-VSW1V8-WE | 01 | internel use serial control interface |
| USB3.0 connector | housing connector | 01 | internel use |
| USB2.0 connector | housing connector | 02 | internel use |
| Ethernet connector | housing RJ45 | 01 | internel use |
| Power connector | housing connector | 01 | internel use |
| Power switch | housing ON-OFF switch | 01 | internel use |
| SD card connector | housing micro SD card connector | 01 | internel use |
| RS232 connector | housing female connector | 01 | internel use |
| Fan | 5V, 0.9W | 01 | housing |
| Antenna cable | SMA | 01 | |
| PPS cable | SMA | 01 | internel use |
| SMA connector | SMA | 02 | internel use |
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Shut down PC from the terminal using
sudo shutdown -h nowand switch off power at rear power switch -
Open PC-housing on the left side
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Unplug antenna cable
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Unplug the GOOSE power connector
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Remove PCIe slot bracket screw along with the main slot screw
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Remove the complete GOOSE receiver from the PC motherboard.
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Remove GOOSE PCIe plugin card
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Remove the two plastic screws from the PCIe adapter card (connection PC - GOOSE-receiver) and keep them near by
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Unplug PCIe Riser card from SMARC connector
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After removing the PCIe Riser card the setup looks like:
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Unplug the Frontend as and plug in Single Board Computer (SBC) into SMARC connectorshown below:
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Plug-in the Frontend again.
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Fix the SBC on GOOSE with the two plastic screws. As shown below:
- Start with an empty PRoPART housing:
- Add the corresponding connectors and cables
- Connect the USB2.0 serial cable, please use the lower port of SBC as pointed in the picture
- USB on the go, for kernel booting and accessing the SBC directly.
