Multifunction 3 In1 Debug Card Expert Mini PCI PCI-E LPC PC Laptop Analyzer Tester Diagnostic Post Test Card Part 5*3cm

Multifunction 3 In1 Debug Card Expert Mini PCI PCI-E LPC PC Laptop Analyzer Tester Diagnostic Post Test Card Part 5*3cm
product description
1) Upgrade from one capacitor of VIP to 2 capacitors, the power supply is more stable.
2) Upgrade from VIP's green light digital tube to high-brightness red light digital tube, which is easier to observe.
3) Completely solve the occasional digital garbled display phenomenon of the three-in-one VIP.
4) Compatibility.
Small red card Mini PCI-E interface
Mini PCI-E is a new type of interface that is gradually being used by notebook motherboards. Compared with the Mini PCI interface, the Mini PCI-E interface occupies less space. The diagnostic card uses the following pins of the
Mini PCI-E interface: PIN-8, PIN-10, PIN-12, PIN-14, PIN-16, PIN-17, PIN-19. At present, because not all notebook manufacturers support this pin definition standard, not all notebook motherboards currently support this interface. After testing, the recent Lenovo, H-P, Fujitsu, Toshiba, China, Acer, Inventec, Quanta and other notebook motherboards can support this interface. For notebook motherboards that do not support this interface, this interface will not work properly. The following are the test results of some users, for reference only.
H-P: V6000 series, including CT6 and other models; V9000 series, including AT8, AT9 and other models
Lenovo: CW3, CW4, LE4, LE5 and other models
China: 310, 320 and other models
Purple light: SYMPHONY 6.0, 7.0 and other models
Acer: most models
Fujitsu: PROTLAND10 and other models
Inventec: most models manufactured by Toshiba and H-P, most models manufactured by Quanta
With the popularity and promotion of Mini PCIe diagnostic cards, more and more notebook manufacturers will begin to support this interface.
Reminder: Not all Mini PCIe ports of notebook motherboards can run code.
Small red card Mini PCI interface
Mini PCI is an interface commonly used by old notebook motherboards, and its function is similar to the PCI bus. The MiniPCI bus has a total of 124 pins, and the diagnostic card realizes the required functions by using 101 of them. The diagnostic card can work with all notebook motherboards that support Mini PCI slots.
Small red card LPC interface
LPC is an interface commonly used by motherboards. The definition of the interface on the diagnostic card is: from left to right, PIN1-LFRAME#, PIN2-LAD3, PIN3-LAD2, PIN4-LAD1, PIN5-LAD0, PIN6-GND, PIN7-LRESET#, PIN8-LCLK, PIN9- 3.3V. The use of this interface requires the use of flying leads. Most of Lenovo's ThinkPad series laptops retain this flying lead interface on the motherboard.
For the IBM X60 notebook motherboard, the LPC interface has been reserved on the slot with the serial number U39.
It is defined as: A2->LRESET#, A3->LFRAME#, A5->LCLK, A9->LAD3, A10->LAD2, A11->LAD1, A12->LAD0
For the IBM T6 R6 motherboard, the LPC connector has been reserved on the J26 pin.
It is defined as: A1->LCLK, A3->LFRAME#, B2->LRESET#, B7->LAD3, A7->LAD2, B6->LAD1, A6->LAD0
For notebook motherboards that do not retain the flying lead interface, the user needs to connect the flying lead to the chip pins used by the motherboard. The flying lead methods of some common chips are listed below, such as PC97551, PC87541, PC87591, H8S/2149, W83L950D, TCPA, etc.