*
*Home|Chinese|Japanese*About ARM|Forums|Events|News|Employment|Contact Us|Investors*
dotted rule
*ARM - the architecture for the digital worldARM - the architecture for the digital world
search
*
*
***
*MARKETS:PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS:CONNECTED COMMUNITY:TECHNICAL SUPPORT:DOCUMENTATION*
*
technical support
*Home > Technical Support > FAQs > Development Tool FAQs > Why does my CT11MPCore have a red PCB?
*
****
*.Technical Support
*
*
*>>Home Page*
*
*.Obtaining Support*
*
*.FAQs*
*
**Development Tool FAQs*
**IP FAQs*
**Embedded Software FAQs*
**Artisan Physical IP FAQs (Login Required)*
*
*.Downloads*
*
*.Documentation*
*
*.Training*
*
*.Where To Buy*
*
*.Keil MCU Tools*
*
*.What's New*
*
*.ARM Newsgroups*
*
*.Active Assist On-site Services*
*
*
*
technical support FAQsask ARM*
*

Technical Support Search
*     (Advanced Search)
  FAQs   Documentation   Downloads   Forums

*

 
downarrowWhy does my CT11MPCore have a red PCB?
Applies to: Core Tiles, Versatile

We generally differentiate between our development boards by the colour they are built with. A red PCB indicates that the board is a prototype and green boards indicate that the board is a production release.  However, the first production batch of the CT11MPCore were built with a red PCB.  These are normal production quality boards, and there is no issue with quality or functionality of these boards.

The revision of this board can be checked if there are any doubts.  Simply hold the board with the topside HDRZ connector nearest to you and the revision information is in copper on the PCB, it should read HPI-0146C for a production board.






back to top

*
**
*4 dots*Other ARM Websites
*
shadow *LEGAL STATEMENTshadow