600 Series Chipset Family On-Package Platform Controller Hub

Datasheet, Volume 1 of 2

ID 691222
Date 01/05/2022

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Document Table of Contents

Signal Description

Signal Name

Type

Description

GPIO fixed functions (Signals for Integrated Connectivity (CNVi) and Discrete Connectivity (CNVd) functions

GPP_​R4 / HDA_​RST# / I2S2_​SCLK / DMIC_​CLKA0

I/O

For CNVi: Unused

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Optional Bluetooth* I2S bus clock

GPP_​F4 / CNV_​RF_​RESET#

I/O

For CNVi: RF companion (CRF) reset signal, active low. Require a 75 kohm Pull-Down on platform/motherboard level. It is recommended not to use it for bootstrapping during early Platform init flows.

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Optional Bluetooth* I2S bus sync

GPP_​R6 / I2S2_​TXD / DMIC_​CLK_​A1

O

For CNVi: Unused

For discrete connectivity with UART host Bluetooth* support: Optional Bluetooth* I2S bus data output (input to Bluetooth* module)

GPP_​R7 / I2S2_​RXD / DMIC_​DATA1

I

For CNVi: Unused.

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Optional Bluetooth* I2S bus data output (input to Bluetooth* module)

GPP_​F0 / CNV_​BRI_​DT / UART2_​RTS#

O

For CNVi: BRI bus TX.

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Bluetooth* UART RTS#

GPP_​F1 / CNV_​BRI_​RSP / UART2_​RXD

I

For CNVi: BRI bus RX.

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Bluetooth* UART RXD

GPP_​F2 / CNV_​RGI_​DT / UART2_​TXD

O

For CNVi: RGI bus TX. RGI_​DT is used by the platform to strap presence of the CRF. Requires weak pull up of 20Kohm on the platform.

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Bluetooth* UART TXD

GPP_​F3 / CNV_​RGI_​RSP / UART2_​CTS#

I

For CNVi: RGI bus RX.

For discrete connectivity with UART host support: Bluetooth* UART CTS#

GPP_​F5 / MODEM_​CLKREQ / CRF_​XTAL_​CLKREQ

O

For CNVi: SOC to CRF wake indication

GPP_​F6 / CNV_​PA_​BLANKING

I/O

For CNVi and discrete connectivity : Optional WLAN/Bluetooth* WWAN co-existence signal. Used to be co-existence signal for external GNSS solution

GPP_​H8 / I2C4_​SDA / CNV_​MFUART2_​RXD

I

For CNVi and discrete connectivity: Optional WLAN/Bluetooth* WWAN co-existence signal (Input)

GPP_​H9 / I2C4_​SCL / CNV_​MFUART2_​TXD

O

For CNVi and discrete connectivity : Optional WLAN/Bluetooth* WWAN co-existence signal (Output)

Fixed special purpose I/O

CNV_​WT_​CLKP

O

CNVio bus TX CLK+

CNV_​WT_​CLKN

O

CNVio bus TX CLK-

CNV_​WT_​D0P

O

CNVio bus Lane 0 TX+

CNV_​WT_​D0N

O

CNVio bus Lane 0 TX-

CNV_​WT_​D1P

O

CNVio bus Lane 1 TX+

CNV_​WT_​D1N

O

CNVio bus Lane 1 TX-

CNV_​WR_​CLKP

I

CNVio bus RX CLK+

CNV_​WR_​CLKN

I

CNVio bus RX CLK-

CNV_​WR_​D0P

I

CNVio bus Lane 0 RX+

CNV_​WR_​D0N

I

CNVio bus Lane 0 RX-

CNV_​WR_​D1P

I

CNVio bus Lane 1 RX+

CNV_​WR_​D1N

I

CNVio bus Lane 1 RX-

Selectable special purpose I/O

USB2P_​10

I/O

Bluetooth* USB host bus (positive) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Bluetooth* USB+ pin on the Bluetooth* module. Port 10 is the recommended port but other USB 2.0 ports can be selected for this function.

USB2N_​10

I/O

Bluetooth* USB host bus (negative) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Bluetooth* USB+ pin on the Bluetooth* module. Port 10 is the recommended port but other USB 2.0 ports can be selected for this function.

PCIE12_​TXP

O

Wi-Fi* PCIe* host bus TX (positive) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* PCIe* PERp0 pin on the Wi-Fi* module. This is the recommended port but other PCIe* ports can be selected for this function.

PCIE12_​TXN

O

Wi-Fi* PCIe* host bus TX (negative) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* PCIe* PERn0 pin on the Wi-Fi* module. This is the recommended port but other PCIe* ports can be selected for this function.

PCIE12_​RXP

I

Wi-Fi* PCIe* host bus RX (positive) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* PCIe* PETp0 pin on the Wi-Fi* module. This is the recommended port but other PCIe* ports can be selected for this function.

PCIE12_​RXN

I

Wi-Fi* PCIe* host bus RX (negative) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* PCIe* PETn0 pin on the Wi-Fi* module. This is the recommended port but other PCIe* ports can be selected for this function.

CLKOUT_​PCIE_​P3

O

Wi-Fi* PCIe* host bus clock (positive) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* PCIe* REFCLKp pin on the Wi-Fi* module. This is the recommended clock signal but other PCIe* clocks can be selected for this function.

CLKOUT_​PCIE_​N3

O

Wi-Fi* PCIe* host bus clock (negative) for discrete connectivity. Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* PCIe* REFCLKp pin on the Wi-Fi* module. This is the recommended clock signal but other PCIe* clocks can be selected for this function.

CL_​RST#

O

Wi-Fi* CLINK host bus reset for discrete connectivity with CLINK support (Intel® vPro™). Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* CLINK reset pin on the Intel® vPro™ Wi-Fi* module.

CL_​DATA

I/O

Wi-Fi* CLINK host bus data for discrete connectivity with CLINK support (Intel® vPro™). Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* CLINK data pin on the Intel® vPro™ Wi-Fi* module.

CL_​CLK

O

Wi-Fi* CLINK host bus clock for discrete connectivity with CLINK support (Intel® vPro™). Optional to connect to a Wi-Fi* CLINK clock pin on the Intel® vPro™ Wi-Fi* module.

W_​Disable1# (GPIO)

O

Used for Wi-Fi* RF-Kill control.

This pin can be connected to a platform switch or to SoC GPIOs (recommendation- if possible do not use GPIOs that have Platform impact as “bootstraps” during platform init).

The signal must keep value in Sx state (configured in BIOS)

The W_​Disable signal have a Pull-up embedded in the CRF silicon, (this is an Active-Low signal).

W_​Disable2# (GPIO)

O

Used for Bluetooth* RF-Kill control.

This pin can be connected to a platform switch or to SoC GPIOs (recommendation- if possible do not use GPIOs that have Platform impact as “bootstraps” during platform init).

The signal must keep value in Sx state (configured in BIOS)

The W_​Disable signal have a Pull-up embedded in the CRF silicon, (this is an Active-Low signal).