NICE 3200, NICE 3220, ICES 101, ICES 120, ICEB 3200 User Manual
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1. 3 1 43 Pin Status Function Description 1 2 14 148 5 Tided 7 195 8 9 lded 11 2 28 LVDS Power input Voltage Select JP9 Idereq Gnd 2 5 25 lor ____ 26 04 27 Iderdy IDE PD1 56 oe w Amplicon Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 30 LVDS connector J1 J2 DF13 20DP DF13 20DP LVDS connector J1 Pin Definition Pn Definition 05 9 66 0580 LVDS 8 VDD LVDS 3 11 LVDS 7 12 LVDS 2 13 LVDS 6 14 GND GND 16 Panel_back light 17 LVDS 5 18 Panel_back light LVDS_4 LVDS connector J2 LVDS 19 6 lvpsio LVDS 18 l8 VDD light 17 LVDS 15 18 Panel back light 19 LVDS 14 20 GND 2 31 COM3 SW9 COM4 SW10 IRQ Select switch N9 N10 2 8 2 fe 2 H a 3 DIP SW 2x4 DIP SW 2x4 8 9 69 IRQ12 IRQ12 IRQ10 IRQ10 IRQS IRQS 46 6 45 06 default setting w ss ww sx II Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 32 R5C485 U27 IDSEL Select switch SW6 2 33 PC 104 PLUS J8B IDSEL Select switch SW4 SW5 SW6 SWA SW5 1 1 9 8 1 98 2 47 2 t 2 7 3 6 3 6 3 6 4 5 4 5 4 5 DIP SW 2 4 DIP2. 888900000000000000000 TE ces BCG Anion ORE mF r r s Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 4 Impact E20 Specifcations Graphics From ETX Module Internal LVDS Interface Hirose DF13 20DP x 2 for Dual Pixels LVDS External Display Interface by Analog CRT DB15 VGA Con nector Ethernet From ETX Module 10 100 Fast Ethernet RJ45 with LED connector x 1 IDE Internal CompactFlash socket x 1 Primary IDE External Access Compact Flash Socket x 1 Secondary IDE 44 pin IDE Connector x 1 Primary IDE COM Ports COM 1 2 from ETX Module support RS232 COM 3 4 via ISA Interface support RS422 485 Hate eiie Carrier Board with On Fast Ethernet LAN Chip VIA VT6105 Optical Isolation Max 2KV via PCI Interface RJ45 with LED Connector x 1 15KV ESD protected Expansion 10 pin Screw Terminal Connector Pin assignment TBD PC 104 Plus ISA PCI x 1 Speed RS 422 485 50 921 6 Kbps PCMCIA Socket x 1 USB 2 0 Supports CardBus 32 bit and 16 bit cards USB 2 0 Ports x 2 in the Front Power Supply USB 2 0 Ports x 2 in the Rear On board DC to DC circuit support Power Input Range from PIO 9V to 36VDC LPT Port x 1 25 pin D type supporting bi directional EPP Standard Configuration for NICE 3200 series models is and ECP modes 24VDC Input Audio From ETX
3. KBCIK 6 MouseCik LAN Speed LED LAN Link LED LAN ACT LED w Apico BEEN Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 12 Line out connector J3 2 14 USB connector CON2 USB0 1 CON4 USB2 3 Pin Definition Pn Definition 1 Gnd 2 SNDL gt 5 ule 1 VCC5 2 USB 3 USB 4 USB Gnd 5 VCC5 6 USB1 z 138 8 68044 2 13 MIC connector J5 Pin Definition Definition 5 Amplicon SSS Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 15 PCMCIA connector CN3 O O O O OO OOO O DO O 26 Ja 0 3 170 ld 68 3 1 5 32 2 6 10 34 Grd 8 04 ws Anpicon Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 16 System RESET Select Switch SW8 2 18 GPIO LED I O PORT Address amp DATA SW8 Al DIP SW 2x2 2 mw 1 4 default setting LED No A1 A2 I O PORT Address EEEH DATA 04H LIGHT O8H DART 2 17 DC Power input Voltage J9 2 19 POWER ON amp IDE Active LED LED2 DOO PWR 24V DC IN e e DC INPUT HD D w ss Anpico Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference Internal Connectors for Impact E20 2 20 VRAM PIN Defined U16 U16 e Amplicon SSS Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 21 PC 104 PLUS connector J8A ISA Di9 oOOOOOOOO0O00000000000 00
4. 852GM DIT 0101 20AA b Figure 1 2 Top view Figure 1 3 Dimensions w Anpicon Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 1 6 IRQ Assignments 1 7 PCI Device Interrupt and BUS Assignments Interrupt request lines let peripherals communicate with the CPU for The ETX module supports PCI expansion fully compliant the function required The following list shows the IRQs used with the PCI specification Table 1 1 IRQ assignments Table 1 2 PCI device interrupts DoD IRQO Timer BUS DEVIC PCI INT IDSEL Special Luc ee FUNCTION feature de IRQ2 linternal scription IRQS 1 0 9 0 AD19 ee COME 2 0 10 0 AD20 IRQS Parallel Port Generic ETXPCI 3 0 11 0 CDAB AD21 ETX 4 0 12 0 ABCD AD23 IRQ7 Parallel Port Generic DA82562ET 0 8 0 BCDA AD24 10 100 IRQ8 PHY IRQ9 Generic IT8888G 1160 s AD22 PCI to ISA IRQ10 Generic BRIDGE IRQ11 Generic IRQ12 PS 2 Mouse IRQ13 Internal IRQ14 IDE1 IRQ15 IDE2 Amplicon BEEN 1 8 JP1 ETX Connector 1 BUS AUDIO OUT USB 2 100 9 9 91919 9 919 91919 9 9 9 PCICLK2 PCICLK3 5
5. js jop UO 7 18 9 REO 710 5 1 410 16 ING 19 VCC VCC SERIRQ 2 REQO ADO 3V 22 A02 2 Ap CAD 6 Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 5 60 DEVSEL 65 FRAME 16 1582 6 48 HOND _____ AD16 CBE2 7 AD17 72 USB3 73 AD19 74 AD18 79 402380 jet 404 2 joa 0 Ja vc O 85 05 6 6 9 An 10 aD 9 inre 6 97 8 CBE1 SNDR 9 4 4 li lewp _____ w Apico Chapter 12ETX Module Reference 1 9 JP2 ETX Connector X2 ISA BUS 2 100 6 6 6 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 0 6 6 0 0 6 6 0 60 6 6 6 6 6 0 6 6 6 6 6 191919 9191919 919191919191919 919 91919191919191919 919191919 9191919191919 919191919 919 919 919 1 99 3 5014 4 5015 5 5013 6 MASTER 7 5012 8 DREQ7 9 10 DACK7 53 SAG 54 1805 55 SA7 56 1806 57 SA8 58 IRQ7 59 SAQ 60 SYSCLK 63 DREQI 6 4542 66 67 JIGND 0 jeg 4 3 70 079 49 l8 JSMEMR 83 VCC 84 85 Ispo 6 JsSMEMW 87 88 jebs jo Nows 93 4155 4 ee 95
6. Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference w s Anpico Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 1 Board Layout 2 1 COM4 COM3 PCI 104 PCMCIA USB 2 0 Programmable LED ml 15 3 m el Power and HDD LED CPLD Programmer Pinhead Battery CF Socket PC 104 TIVE 23 i 0000000000000000 IDE e E Socket LVDS VGA Dual 10 100 Audio Backlight LPT USB 2 0 KB MS DC In 9 36V Ethernet Power Figure 2 1 Board Layout Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 2 Jumpers and Switches NOTE Jumpers and Switches are not shown at default settings 388 8 3 m Indicates Pin 1 je Dii 00000000005000 ooon 00000 000 0000000 NES sd 1 2822 ena O 000000000000LD 000000000000 boo q Amplicon Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 3 Carrier Board Dimensions 000000000000000 000000000000000 _ gt o O 0 00000 00000000 90 90909 BH B ge 00000000000000000000000 0000000000 Joo00000000000000000000000000 0000
7. 3 4 Heatsink Dimensions 3 5 Heatsink Dimensions 114 01 114 00 93 00 76 00 96 00 10 00 w ss Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 6 Front and Back Layout USB x 2 Al 62 09 62 2 Se Power and CompactFlash COM4 COM3 1 Programmable LED HDD LED 1 and 2 Eje O LAN2 Speaker MIC In USBx2 KB MS 24V DC IN Out w Apico EE Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 7 Front and Back Layout USB x 2 Power and PCMCIA COM3 COM2 1 Programmable LED HDD LED and A2 NINNNNNNN o UU UUM UU e 8 5 24V RESET VGA RESET VGA LANI LAN2 Speaker MIC In LPT USBx2 KB MS 24V DC IN Out ww sss Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 8 Disassembly Procedures NOTE If you would like to slide off the top cover only just the front or back faceplate needs to be removed only one For ex ample to install a HDD you only need to remove the top cover of the chassis 1 Remove the green COM 3 and COM 4 and Power connectors from 3 Remove the front
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9. Impact E20 user manual Part No 85070154 Issue A2 w 23 SS Anpicon ee Introduction Impact E series The Impact industrial computers incorporate industrial motherboards to provide the repeatability and revision control normally associated with SBCs The new Impact E range has a small compact and fanless rugged design ideally suited to a variety of space critical embedded applications Powered by Intel processors these computers can provide the performance necessary for high speed and intensive tasks Manufactured from selected high components the Impact E series is an ideal cost effective solution for use in harsh environments and critical 24 7 operations w Introduction Declaration of Conformity CE This product has passed the CE test for environmental specifications when shielded cables are used for external wiring We recommend the use of shielded cables Please contact your local supplier for ordering information This product has passed the CE test for environmental specifications Test conditions for passing included the equipment being operated within an industrial enclosure In order to protect the product from being damaged by ESD Electrostatic Discharge and EMI leakage we strongly recommend the use of CE compliant industrial enclosure products FCC Class A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part
10. 56 9 JS 9 18 99 7 100 Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 1 10 JP4 ETX X3 VGA CLK VIDEO COM LPT IR MS KB 2 100 Rd 5 HY Je pb 5 j2 DVDS YEMS 13 LVDS CLKBP LVDS YBP3 LVDS YBP1 LVDS YBP2 Hs ios veu 20 2 deno Je JIGND _ ______ ____ 1 pcoo 72 PDA 22 0 O a JRrS 6 jus O aoo Jpco 1959 985 TXT 90 O 7 KBDAT 9 deno lo _____ w EE Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 1 11 Connector X4 IDE LAN 2 SMBUS MISC 2 100 ee ee iu E dbi dee tr 3 1 15 5 2 24 pPwGN O 5 EA _ PWRBTN BATT 0 LILED RSMRST 12 ACTLED i N 76 je 37 SIDE A1 38 PIDE AO SIDE NTR fo EDEA ___ BATLOW GPE1 SIDE_AK PIDE INTRQ 45 SIDE_RDY PIDE SIDE IOR P
11. x 4 5 LPT x1 KB Mouse 1 and COM2 IrDA 1 0 SIR w Apico EMEN Chapter 1 Module Reference 1 3Watchdog Timer Programming P S Common library Star 0 SetupWDT PROC 1 mov al 87h 2 out 2eh al 3 mov al 01h SetupWDT 4 out 2eh al Setup Watchdog Timer Environment 5 mov al 55h 6 out 2eh al 7 out 2eh al rior c slnitial Watchdog Timer 11 mov al 07h Users can select second or minute timer 12 out 2fh al at this procedure lin8 13 ret 14 SetupWDT ENDP SetWDTTime Set Watchdog Timer Timeut Value mm m ons Users can set time out value at this 2 out 2eh al procedure line3 3 mov al 0h 4 out 2fh al 5 6 mov al 72h 7 out ExitSetu 8 mov al OcOh Here set OcOh for second set 40h for minute Exit Setup Environment 9 o t 2fh al 10 ret End mplicon Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 11 InitWDT ENDP 0 SetWDTTime PROC 1 mov al 73h 2 out 2eh al 3 mov al 5 Set 5 sec time out vale 0x00 Oxff 4 out 2fh al 5 ret 6 SetWDTTime ENDP 0 ExitSetup PROC 1 mov al 02h 2 out 2eh al 3 mov al 02h 4 out 2fh al 5 ret 6 ExitSetup ENDP w s Amplicon Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 1 4 Board Layout 1 5 Dimensions 0000 0000 Intel Celeron M
12. 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency en ergy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Installation Suggestions Ensure you have a stable clean working environment Dust and dirt can get into components and cause a malfunction Use containers to keep small components separated Adequate lighting and proper tools can prevent you from accidentally damaging the internal components Most of the procedures that follow require only a few simple tools including the following A Philips screwdriver A flat tipped screwdriver A grounding strap An anti static pad Using your fingers can disconnect most of the connections It is recommended that you do not use needlenose pliers to disconnect connections as these can damage the soft metal or plastic parts of the connectors Handling Precautions 1 Always disconnect the unit from the power outlet whenever you are installing or fixing a component inside the chassis 2 If possible always wear a grounded wrist strap when you are installi
13. Module AWARNING If you use 9V 12V voltage please change the JP4 to 1 2 and not 12V and 12V power output Default JP4 is 3 4 Audio Out while you use 13V 36V voltage Mic In w Apico Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference LED and Others On board buzzer One Reset Switch and Power LED and CF HDD status LED Two LEDs Connect to GPIO that is programmable for Alarm or other purposed defined by developer Provide User Inter face Utility of Windows 2K XP and Linux for user to config ure the Alarm Status of Thermal or Voltage status on the front LEDs Operating temperature 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F SRAM Reserved NVRAM Socket for the Optional 512 KB battery backed SRAM NVRAM w External Connectors for Impact E20 2 5 CompactFlash Connector IDE2 Slave IDE3 Master 50 HDCCS100 8 9 0 04 25 CF_CD2 26 CF CD1 Pull down Pull down Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference Data 11 Data 12 29 Data 13 Data 14 RR PV 39 ca CSEL 40 CF_VS2 NC Master or Slave IOCHRDY 43 DMAREQ 44 DMA ACK DACK NC CF_REG 5V 45 HDD Active 46 DMA66 Detect Led Data 10 ww EMEN Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 6 SIO connector COM1 P1 COM2 P2 4 7 RS422 485 COM3 COM4 J4 COMS IRQ10 IRQ5
14. The Impact E20 provides two D sub 9 pin connectors which offers standard 232 serial communication interface port of COM1 COM2 12345 1 Rx Re Tx Txt Rx Re Tt COM4 COM3 6 7 8 9 Pin Definition Pin Definition Pin Definition 1 Data Carrier 2 Serial Input Detect 3 Serial Output 4 Data Terminal Ready Pin Definition 1 COM3 2 COM3 RS422 485 RS422 485 TX TX 3 COM3 RS422 4 COM3 RS422 RX RX 5 Gnd RS422 485 TX 7 COM4 COM4 RS422 RS422 485 RX 5 Chassis Gnd Data Set Ready 7 Request To Clear To Send Send C 9 Ring Indicator CP Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 8 PIO connector J7 2 9 VGA connector CON1 14 25 0 Q O 1 13 Definition Pi efiniti Line Print Parallel Data 0 GREEN Strobe Parallel Data 1 4 Parallel Data 2 PLUE arallel Data 1 4 ________ Parallel Data 2 Parallel Data 4 Parallel Data 3 Dd a Parallel Data 5 Parallel Data 6 Chassis Gnd Chassis Gnd 21 Chassis Gnd 22 Chassis Gnd 23 Chassis Gnd 24 Chassis Gnd w ss Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 10 Keyboard mouse connector CONS 2 11 LAN connector CN2 LAN1 CN1 LAN2 Pin 6 me Pins cg Pin 4 Pin 3 _ Pin 2 Pin 1 Pin Definition Pin Definition KBData
15. DD to the bracket It is okay to make holes through the EMI shield for these screws since it will overlap at least two of these HDD mounting holes Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 10 Continuing the Disassembly 1 With front and back faceplates and top cover removed to continue 2 After removing the carrier board flip the board over to with the disassembly remove the 8 screws holding the carrier board find the ETX module with heatsink to the chassis base w Apico Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 11 Installing SODIMM Memory At this point now would be the time to change the memory if you The chassis base shown below Notice the 8 supports wanted Please remember that your comes with memory preinstalled to mount the carrier board Install the memory just as you would regularly SODIMM Line up the memory pins correctly coming in at an angle start the pins and push in and down until the sides of the memory snaps into the clip AWARNING When you install memory into the socket make sure to tilt it 45 degrees and then slide it in Be sure to read the memory installation instructions to prevent damaging the memory during installation Amplicon Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 12 Removing the ETX Module and Heatsink 1 To remove the heatsink and ETX module remove the 4 screws at 2 With the ETX module mounting screws removed simply pull up the corner of the ETX module Please
16. IDE RDY 53 SIDE DRQ 4 BEP 5 ______ SIDE DO PIDE D15 x SIDE D14 D PIDE_DO 61 SIDE_D1 62 PIDE D14 GND ______ 66 GND SIDE 02 168 7 PICD 013 s a i 7 2 PpEoDp2 79 50 05 0 jpPpEoDp _ PE pee PE Da SIDE_D8 88 PIDE_D6 a RXD PIDE_D8 SIDE_D7 95 96 _ 07 92 hpRST w Apico 99 _______ ioo ____ Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 1 12 20 Power Consumption Impact E 20 System Comprised of ETX Module Carrier Board Table 1 3 Impact E 20 power consumption System Configuration Po Model Name Impact E 20 Win XP 1G non ECC non 40GB Intel ULV Celeron registered DDR SO M 600 MHz Burning Test DIMM 333 memory Power Consumption Theoretical Current Real Current One 15 84 16 56W Real Current Two 16 32 17 52W Real Current 12 72 12 96W Three Note Theoretical Current means R amp D designed power consideration with Onboard Devices Does not consider the Add On devices Current One means system with Maximum HD CPU and Memory Loading Usage under room temperature Real Current Two means system with 25 HD 70 CPU and 50 Memory Loading Usage under room temperature Real Current Three means system without running Power with OS idle state under room temperature w ss
17. SW 2X4 DIP SW 2x4 1 bossoswl 4 5 AD31 4 5 AD28 4 5 AD29 default setting default setting w Apico Chapter 2 Carrier Board Reference 2 34 VT6105G U28 IDSEL Select switch SW3 2 35 RS485 422 Autoswitch Select switch SW2 DIP SW 2X4 DIP SW 2x2 SW2 Pin Definition 1 4 ee COM3 ON RS422 Slave and RS485 Autodetect and Autoswitch SW Pin OFF RS422 Master 23 11 ON RS422 Slave and RS485 Autodetec and Autoswitch PL OFF RS422 Master default setting AD30 default setting w ss Anpicon SSES Chapter 3 Reference and Installation w s Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 1 Packing List for Impact E Series 3 2 Specifications CD with driver and user manual x1 P N 602000 089 0 Construction Aluminum chassis with fanless design IDE cable x 1 P N 60233IDE54X0 Dimensions 195mm W x 268mm D x 80mm PS 2 keyboard mouse cable x 1 P N 60233MK202X0 Main board ICES120 2 pin power terminal block x1 P N 4NCPF00204X0 Main memory One 200 pin SODIMM socket for up to 1GB Non 10 pin RS422 485 terminal block x1 P N 4NCPF01002X0 ECC Non Registered DDR SDRAM memory Optional Device On board CompactFlash socket x 2 Power Adapter 65W 19 P N 7400065001 XO internal x 1 external x 1 w US type power cord x 1 On board CompactFlash socket x 1 Power Adapter 65W 19 P N 7400065002X0 Intern
18. Supports one unbuffered nonECC DDR SO DIMM IDE x2 Memory 200 266 memory up to 1GB RTC On chip RTC with battery back up External Li ion Graphics Intel 852GM integrated Graphic supports both Battery x 1 Located on Carrier Board standard VGA and TFT RTC Tolerance less than 2 secs 24 hours under CRT Supports up to 1600 x 1200 at 85 Hz 2048x1536 at 25 C environment 75 Hz WatchDog Watchdog timeout programmable by Software from DB15 CRT VGA connector x 1 1 second to 256 seconds Tolerance 5 under room temperature 25 C BIOS Award System BIOS Advanced Power Management support 4Mbit flash ROM LVDS Supports up to 48 bit 1600 x 1200 at 60 Hz Support single dual pixel LVDS panel Onboard LVDS transmitter for LVDS Interface down to I O Board T ATX P ly Ethernet Intel 82562ET 10 100 Fast Ethernet SODIY Supports and ewer Supply 5V Power Only follows ETX power and ground pin Supports PXE LAN boot function definitions Audio ALC655 CODEC AC97 Audio Interface Drivers Windows 2000 2003 XP Linux Super I O IT8712F Certifications CE approval ETX Connectors FCC Class A X1 32 bit 33Mhz PCI x4 Environment Audio CODEC AC97 Audio Interface Operating temperature 0 C to 60 C 32 F to 140 F USB 2 0 x 4 Storage temperature 20 C to 85 C 4 F to 185 F X2 ISA Interface Relative humidity Non operating 5 95 non con X3 VGA x 1 densing LVDS x 1 Dual Pixels Dimensions 95mm W x 114mm L 3 74
19. al 2 5 HDD Drive bay x 1 w Schuko type power cord x 1 Power Adapter 65W 19 P N 7400065003X0 Front Power HDD Status LEDs w UK type power cord x 1 Ports 2 LEDs connect to GPIO programmable for Alarm or other purpose defined by developer Impact E Expansion DIY Kit P N 5060900046X0 PCMCIA Socket x 1 DB9 COM1 and COM2 If any of these items are missing or damaged please contact Amplicon Screw Terminal COM3 and COM4 immediately External access CompactFlash Socket 2nd Com While unpacking check for signs of shipping damage For example damaged box scratches dents etc If it is damaged or it fails to meet the specifications notify our service department or your local Rear RJ45 with LED connector x 2 sales representative immediately Also notify the carrier Retain the shipping carton and packing material for inspection by the carrier pels Fonex 2 KB Mouse connector After inspection we will make arrangements to repair or replace 24V DC Power Input w Amplicon SS SS SSS SS SSS SS lt lt lt lt lt Chapter 3 Reference and Installation Power Reset Button VGA Connector DB15 Audio Out and Mic In Connector LPT Port x 1 Expansion Slots PCMCIA Slot x1 Supports CardBus 32 bit and 16 bit cards PC 104 Plus ISA PCl Supports ISA device x1 PCI device x2 NVRAM Socket Power Supply DC to DC power design on board support 9V DC 36V DC 50W Optional Ext
20. cover plate front and back cover plate 2 Unscrew the 4 screws from the front and back cover plate 4 Remove the back cover plate Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 5 With front and back faceplates removed slide the top cover off 7 With the top cover off now slide the right and left side plates off from either the front or the back NOTE Each side plate is connected to the base with a male and female groove 6 View with front and back faceplates removed and top cover off 8 View with front back faceplates sides and cover removed Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 9Installing the HDD Mounting Kit If you would like to slide off the top cover only the front or back faceplate needs to be removed only one For example for installing a HDD you only need to remove the top cover of the chassis With front and back faceplates and top cover removed it would be the correct time to install the HDD kit if you wanted 1 First locate the HDD mounting holes on the carrier board as shown below 2 The HDD kit comes with a mounting bracket a cable some screws and a plastic EMI shield Since the plastic shield does not come attached you need to stick it on the bracket as shown in the figure below The same red arrows mark the corners of the plastic shield Connect the HDD bracket with 4 screws as shown below and apply the EMI plastic shield There are also 4 holes used to mount the H
21. ernal 65W AC adapter x1 NOTE If you use 9V 12V voltage please change the JP4 to 1 2 and no 12V and 12V power output Default JP4 is 3 4 while you use 13V 36V voltage Environment Operating Temperature Ambient with air 5T to 40 HDD 41 F to 104 F 10 to50T CF 14 F to 122 F Tease Surface Temperature of Chassis 5 45T HDD 41F to 113F 10 505 CF 144 to 122 Storage Temperature 20 to 805 4F to 176F Relative Humidity 10 to 90 Non condensing Certifications CE approval FCC Class A Software WIndows XP Windows 2000 2003 Linux w Amplicon Chapter 3 Reference and Installation 3 3 Dimensions XXXZ24444242144Z3214444 0090000900 26 284 00 272 00 7 1 1 1719 8888 888 SEE e y 1 260 00 ZYyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy 9 THT TTT AT HHH OOTY Amplicon LE Chapter 3 Reference and Installation
22. ng or fixing a component inside the chassis Alternatively dis charge any static electricity by touching the bare metal chassis of the unit case or the bare metal body of any other grounded appliance 3 Hold electronic circuit boards by the edges only Do not touch the components on the board unless it is necessary to do so Do not flex or stress the circuit board 4 Use the correct screws and do not overly tighten them 5 Keep the original packaging and static protective bag in case the unit has to be returned q Amplicon MEE Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference w s Chapter 1 ETX Module Reference 1 1 Function Block Diagram Pentium Processo 478uFCPGA 479 uFCBGA INTEL 852 GM 2 3 CONNEGOR GMCH 2 LVDS Bis 782 uFCBGA 2 PCITO sa sms Gos BRIDGE ICH4 pt PCI BUS 1 CONNEGOR 421 BGA K gt INTEL 82562ET X4 LAN XI is 1 CONNEGOR Low Pin Cai nt Bus AC97 A C655 FWH SUPER IT8712F HX QFP 128L 3 CONNEGOR Figure 1 1 Function Block Diagram Amplicon ORE s s 4 Chapter 1ETX Module Reference 1 2 Electrical Specifications CPU Intel ULV Celeron M 600 MHz X4 Ethernet 10 100 Chipset Intel 852GM ICH4 chipset SMBus System
23. note these same 4 screws also on the module on four corners to pop the module out of the four ETX secure the heatsink sockets that connect to the carrier board Chapter 3 Reference and Installation The backside view of the carrier board with ETX module removed 3 To reassemble just reverse the steps w s Amplicon
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