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CM-4 94V-0 BoardView — Monograph

Abstract
This monograph examines the form, function, and safety considerations of board-level documentation commonly referred to as a "BoardView" for CM-4 (Compute Module 4) carrier boards or related PCBs that are marked with the 94V-0 flammability rating. It covers definitions, standards, typical board features, schematic/boardview usage, troubleshooting practices, repair considerations, compliance and safety implications of the 94V-0 designation, and best-practice recommendations for engineers, technicians, and technical writers who generate or use BoardView files.

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A. No Power / Dead Board

• Check Input Protection: Use the boardview to locate the input protection fuse (usually marked F1) and the reverse polarity protection MOSFET.
• Check Main Buck Converter: Locate the main inductor and the PWM controller IC. The boardview will identify the VCC pin of the IC to check if it is receiving input voltage.

• Power sequencing faults: Trace power-rail nets, inspect PMIC enable pins, and verify decoupling and bulk capacitance per BoardView annotations.
• Boot failure: Use marked UART, BOOT0/BOOT1 pins, and JTAG locations to capture logs and step through bootloader states.
• High-speed link issues: Use BoardView to identify length-matched differential pairs and key termination components; check continuity and expected termination resistor values.
• Board-level diagnostics: Employ the BoardView test-point map for automating in-circuit test (ICT) scripts and boundary-scan procedures.

Trace Tracking: If a liquid spill corroded a trace, the boardview shows you exactly where that path leads under the layers of the board. CM-4 94V-0 BoardView — Monograph Abstract This monograph

• How to use: Load the file → Use Ctrl + F to search for CM4_VIN → Click a net to highlight all connected pins.