COMx MPU USER MANUAL
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1. A gt Z Microsystems COM gt MPU User Manual CONMx MIPU USER MANUAL 4U Chassis for 1x and 2x Compute Modules Setup Operations Maintenance amp Troubleshooting User Manual 2 0018UM Revision C Released 07 26 2012 MISSION FEADY RUGGEDIZED MILITARY TECHNOLOGY Next Generation Mission Ready Computing Z Microsystems Inc 9820 Summers Ridge Road San Diego CA 92121 T 858 831 7000 F 858 831 7001 www zmicro com A se 7 Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual REGULATORY INFORMATION A WARNING TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE ALSO DO NOT USE THIS UNIT S POLARIZED AC PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD RECEPTACLE OR OTHER OUTLETS UNLESS ALL THREE PRONGS CAN BE FULLY INSERTED j A AN 1 Use the power and video cables supplied KN CAU T j 6 Rd A with the product to help prevent interference with radio and television reception The use of cables and adapters may cause interference with electronic eguipment in the vicinity of this CAUTION TO REDUCE TRE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE unit COVER OR BACK OF UNIT NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL 2 This equipment has been designed to meet severe conditions in military environments as A This symbol warns the user that insulated voltage within the unit may have sufficient specified in MIL STD 810G MIL STD 461F and magnitude to cause electric shock There2. External Devices 9 Videot DVI I Digital Video Out Dual Link Ethernet NIC de a pr i Val 22222222 4 ol EEE BE o HEHE COM Talt Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 7 A se Z Microsystems COM MPU User Manual 3 0 OPERATIONS This section will provide information and assistance with the following topics Inserting 4 Removing 1X or 2X COMx Modules Inserting 8 Removing AC or DC Power Supplies Inserting 8 Removing the Display Module 3 1 OPERATING MODULAR COMx MPU COMPONENTS 3 1 1 INSERTING A MODULE 1X OR 2X APPLIES TO BOTH 1 The 1x and 2x bays have distinctive 2 Carefully align the 1x or 2x on the 3 Each 1x or 2x Module has a clasp contacts and glides that allow the unit contacts and insert module into the component at the top of its handle to snugly fit and operate in the chassis bay opening Make certain this clasp gets inserted fully under the rim of the chassis top 4 When the clasp is fully inserted you 5 Push down on the handle to securely will not be able to see it from the top lock the module in place 3 1 2 REMOVING A MODULE 1X OR 2X APPLIES TO BOTH 1 Slide the locking catch downward to 2 Lift the handle upward to release the 3 AS you slide it out use your other hand allow locking handle to spring open module and begin to pull it toward you to support the weight
3. C to 70 C non operating Up to 40 000 ft Up to 10 000 ft MIL STD 810G Method 507 5 Procedure II 240 hr duration 10 cycles Non Nutrients Contaminant CE Compliant IEC 60950 used as guideline RE101 Army Limits RE102 Aircraft gt 25m Shipboard levels RS101 RS103 up to 60 v m CE102 CS101 CS114 CS115 CS116 Reliability 10 years lt 20 minutes at the replaceable unit LRU level Regulatory Quality IPC ISO 9001 2008 and applicable section of MIL HDBK 454 MIL SPEC Improved environmental limitations for military applications can be achieved with additional enhancement options Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 20 2 J IR 2 X 2 E U X ES 2 z N y 7 2 MECHANICAL OUTLINES lt 5 MA FY iD DY DW Va a a 0 TOP 21 Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 A se 7 Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual COMx MPU MECHANICAL DRAWINGS CONTINUED 6 59 E CF EE 6 16 2 a 4 41 E E E DE g 3 50 Mil 2 66 HHH NE ULL AAA 19 0 RIGHT SIDE Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 29 Z Microsystems Inc 9820 Summers Ridge Road san Diego CA 92121 Phone 858 831 7000 Fax 858 831 7001 Website www zmicro com Copyright 2012 Z Microsystems Inc All Rights Reserved Z Micr osystems
4. Issued 7 26 12 16 A se 7 Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual 5 0 TROUBLESHOOTING THE COMx MPU This section will provide information and assistance with the following topics Troubleshooting Topics for the COMx MPU Frequently Asked Questions about the COMx MPU A OPERATING SYSTEM A A POWER UP NOTE A A OPERATION NOTES A An external CD DVDrom is needed to Powering ON a COMx module Users can interface with the COMx install an operating system from an requires that the user holds the power modules in three ways the display installation disc The user can also button for 2 seconds This minimizes menu the OS control menus on the load an operating system via a USB accidental operation changes modules or via the master serial thumb drive interface port on the back of the unit 5 1 TROUBLESHOOTING TOPICS In the event that the COMx MPU experiences technical problems please refer to the following troubleshooting topics for potential resolution If a resolution cannot be found in the topics below you can contact our technical support or customer service Departments using the information provided at the end of this section To help our trained Z Microsystems Customer Service and Support Technicians better serve you during this recovery stage we recommend that you take a moment to observe and make a preliminary diagnosis so that we may expedite this process If the following problems occur on your COMx MPU refer to the resolution s
5. of the module Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 8 A se Z Microsystems COM gt MPU User Manual 3 1 3 INSERTING A POWER SUPPLY 1 The PowerPak bay has distinctive 2 Carefully align the PowerPak on the 3 Using the locking handle push the contacts and glides that allow the unit contacts and slide the unit into the PowerPak into the bay to snugly fit and operate in the module bay opening 3 Using your thumb on the thumb plate push down on the locking handle to securely latch the PowerPak in the bay 3 1 4 REMOVING A POWER SUPPLY 1 Slide the locking catch downward to 2 Lift the handle upward to release the 3 Pull the locking handle to gently slide the allow locking handle to spring open PowerPak and begin to pull it toward you PowerPak from its bay Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 9 A se Z Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual Attititi 1 The Display Module bay has distinctive 2 Carefully align the Display Module 3 When fully inserted into the bay use contacts and glides that allow the module on the contacts and insert unit into the a Philips screwdriver to secure both to snugly fit and operate in its bay bay opening captive fasteners 3 1 6 REMOVING THE DISPLAY MODULE 1 Using a Phlips screwdriver remove the 2 Carefully slide the Display Module two captive fasteners on the lower portion toward you of t
6. provide our customers with Legendary Products 8 Services Your satisfaction is our 1 prioirity If you have experienced difficulty du ring any stage of your Z Microsystems product purchase or use or would just like to make a suggestion please leave us feedback via our online Satisfaction Survey Fill out our electronic customer Satisfaction Survey at http zmicro com customersurvey html Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 18 A se 7 Microsystems COM MPU User Manual 6 2 PARTS REPLACEMENT If the Z Microsystems Technical Support Engineer determines that the product needs to be replaced a Customer Service Representative will issue a Return Material Authorization RMA number An RMA number is required to return a product to Z Microsystems regardless of the reason for the return The Z Microsystems Customer Service Department RMA Request Form will ask the customer to provide the following information model number of the defective product serial number of the defective product firmware revision as detailed in the Information section of the Main Menu problem with the defective product return ship to address the name and address of the company department to which we will send the invoice if product is out of warranty or is different from the ship to address phone number and e mail address of contact purchase order number PO tt You will be given an RMA number and will be asked to
7. 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 13 A se 7 Microsystems COM MPU User Manual 3 3 COMx MODULE CONTROLS VIVE TT PTT TER TELE TERRA Z Microsystems COMx blade computing modules are engineered for high paced ruggedized performance Crafted from aircraft grade machined aluminum these modules are equipped with a locking cam action lever for easy insertion and removal This section will explain the operations for the single and double wide computing modules whether utilizing a stand alone base or a 7X rack station 3 3 1 INDICATOR LEDs The COMx Stations are designed for advanced flexibility in command station environments The Computing Modules CM s are independently operated and each CM has individual indicator lights On the front panel of each COMx module is four indicator LED s for operation notifications These LED s indicate the status of from top left to bottom right TP2 1 activity TP2 2 activity power status and power failure INDICATOR LEDs TP2 Activity Slot 1 Right TP2 Activity Slot 2 Left Power Failure Warning Indicator 3 3 2 CONTROL BUTTONS CM are also designed with independent power operation controls There are two power operation buttons and a USB I O port concealed beneath a protec tive cover at the bottom of each COMx module Holding the left button for two seconds will toggle the power state of the module between ON OFF Holding the right button for two seconds resets the computing mo
8. COMX MPU COMGONEM S gasta casais a ias 8 SAR ET OCU e PA E eects e Oo 8 Aro o o E E E AA 9 Seo IN T aA r ON Rolle AMMU ee ere 9 o oro OI MMM SS A a 9 Se oscar ee a E OO ee 10 o LG REMON 21218812 MODUS errar Ra 10 SAPA o e o o E e 10 GA ONK MPU POWE COCO gs ener eer nen ne ld aora 11 Sr 30 101680 1411 1808 daa DD ee ee 11 SEA GONG IPOS lan C ONTO MOTU lt MAI a 12 eo ONG PCI is SS 13 SAA os a E A 1 5 Ss Me mal Meca 13 EPE PP e e O SO EE 15 08 19 0000 PEAMEES a a ama matat 14 41 1505104 BM AT e mu aa Pr ES OE re eee eee 14 Ro OAMI rates 14 Soo OVS II na ONO sorps aorta dani s taa 14 OA AMIN AINC Po o PA a 15 4 1 Cleaning thie GOMX MPU Exterior amp COMPONEN israe iia naa atar 15 AS SIMO E POMO OOOO on ee e ii en E E 18 SIDA DASS tia dada 16 SO IU SAO TM SONO MIO ronmpsnicacon OO ot 17 sees AOO aed TODOS usaron 17 Sl FOME CONDOR 17 else PAS MORTE MONO A re o o o A 17 Sao oo A A A 17 9 14 System reads No Boot DEVICE aerial 17 SO O OO ao AM e E PES OO In ANS 18 SIES a cad cio E A e o A Ou e 18 A ee o o E ee 19 A Pm a IE OE PO II E O A 20 Silo Tecnica Spec toas 20 OZ e alas 116 En 0 AAA eo m i 21 Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 3 A 8 7 Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual 1 0 PRODUCT OVERVI EW A SAFETY PRECAUTIONS A This section will provide information and assistance with the following topics DANGER To avoid shock hazard About This Manual Do not remove the covers around e Product Overview the CO
9. Mx modules e Do not connect or disconnect the 1 1 ABOUT THIS MAN UAL COMx MPU during an electrical storm This product manual will help you through the installation setup and operation of your COMx MPU Blade Computing System We recommend you read this manual carefully and follow the instructions in the installation chapter for verification of system functions and control settings The power cord plug must be connected to a properly wired and grounded power outlet This manual is also available on the Z Microsystems website at www zmicro com For further assistance please visit the Frequently Asked Questions section in the manual or refer to the section dedicated to Customer Support Any equipment to which the COMx MPU Chassis will be attached must also be connected to properly wired ia l lets For added convenience and safety you will find embedded visual cues for quick tips warnings SS SS new sections and safety precautions These are intended for guick supplemental reference and added ease in the installation and operation of the COMx MPU WARNINGS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS A N e Ss Necessary Tools Necessary Hardware Additional assistance for the COMx MPU 4U Chassis or other form factors can be found on the Z Microsystem s website along with highly customizable integration options for a wide range of platforms and applications Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 4 A gt Z Microsyst
10. O ports and settings A full Fan diagnostic report can be viewed by accessing the Fan Menu from the COMx display This menu will display current readings for all five external fan speeds fanspd in rotations per minute rom The maximum fan speed percentage is displayed as well as the highest tempera ture reading in celsius in the bottom right of this menu An additional power supply specific fan menu is available as well as a complete adjustment menu for all five 60mm modular exhaust fans and the power supply 80mm fan 3 2 2 3 THERMAL MENU The Thermal Menu is divided into two sub menus one for system settings labeled Setup and the other offers a complete temperature diagnostic tool labeled Readings The Setup sub menu allows the user to adjust the COMx alarm parameters such as tone fre quency duration repetition module temperature alarm module warning alarm power supply temperature alarm and power supply warning alarm The Readings sub menu displays the monitored system temperature levels on all docking bays and the power supply as well as the thermal readings at all exhaust points to ensure that proper airflow patterns are being met 3 2 2 4 MODULE MENU The Module Menu provides Setup and Control support for the user selected module Setup offers DVI configurations EDID DDC and PCI settings Control allows the user to operate the module from the COMx chassis rather than the module front panel buttons Doc
11. U station there are industrial strength rail kits as a solution For more information about rail kits or mounting configurations please contact Z Microsystems Customer Service at 858 831 7040 or email us at techsupport zmicro com Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 6 A se 7 Microsystems COM MPU User Manual 2 3 CONNECTIONS A MODULE OPERATIONS NOTE A A POWER OPTIONS A When a double wide COMx module is inserted into the chassis module operation and connections will utilize the connection bay number that is higher Example If a double wide module is inserted into positions 1 and 2 the connectors and operations can be performed on this module using bay position 2 There are multiple power supply configurations available for Z Microsystem s COMx 7X Chassis Contact your Z Microsystems Sales Representative for configuration options order information and the latest updates and technology Sip Required Cables Connectors Power Supply Cable AC or DC option a Video Signal Cable DVI BNC o Eo e Serial I O Connector Micro D9 Micro D Connectors Micro D9 Pictured above Sample configuration Fixed DC power supply with EMI filter Master Connections Master Connections Key On rear of Chassis rias Function Module Connections Key On rear of Chassis Module Connections Label ComnmectorType 0099900 6 Audio Audio In Out Micro D9 8 PolExpress Mini PCle Connector
12. damages including lost profits or savings or incidental damages even if Z Microsystems is informed of the possibility Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specfic legal rights and you may also have other rights that vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction Warranty does not take effect until full payment is received by Z Microsystems Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 19 A se Z Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual 7 0 APPENDIX 7 1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS System Capacities Up to 7 SingleWide COMx modules or 3 DoubleWide modules w room for SingleWide or Blank Supports Z Microsystems cross platform compatible TranzPak2 ultra rugged storage modules Power Supply Dual Redundant hot swappable w standard EMI filter 500W AC Power Supply 500W DC Power Supply 18V 36VDC input EOL July 2012 650W DC Power Supply 19V 36VDC input Physical Size 6 63 H x 17 14 W x 20 00 D inside rack Weight 24 lbs max 65 lbs when populated Size 6 00 Hx 1 75 W x 12 00 D Weight 3 4 lbs add 66 Ib for each TP2 disk Size 6 00 H x 3 60 W x 12 00 D Weight 6 0 lbs add 66 Ib for each TP2 disk Environmental MIL STD 810E Method 516 159 s Saw tooth 11ms DO 160 section 8 curve B2 with a goal to meet curve B 0 C to 50 C operating 40
13. dule CONTROL BUTTONS Function HOLD Power ON OFF HOLD for 2 sec Power Reset HOLD for 2 sec Front USB I O Port 3 3 3 POWERING ON A COMx MODULE To power up a computing module be sure that the module is fully inserted and engaged in the dock or chassis Hold down the protective cover then press and hold the Power ON button for two seconds As verification that the module has been activated and turned ON the Power Indicator LED should blink several times Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 14 A se 7 Microsystems COM MPU User Manual 4 0 MAINTENANCE This section will provide information and assistance with the following topics Cleaning the COMx MPU Chassis Exterior amp Components Cleaning Air Filters Updates amp Upgrades um A WARNING A Do not use benzene thinner ammonia It is recommended that users do not Be sure to turn off the power before you or any volatile substance to clean the fe p E E service the Unit User maintenance is unit housing These chemicals may EE e restricted to removal and installation damage the unit of modules and COTS parts and to cleaning as explained below 4 1 CLEANING THE COMx MPU CHASSIS EXTERIOR amp COMPONENTS Unplug the COMx MPU from the power outlet before cleaning To clean the surface of the COMx MPU lightly dampen a soft clean cloth with water or mild detergent and wipe the surface gently Gently wipe the surfaces of the modul
14. ems EoOmx MPU User Manual 1 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The COMx MPU is a rugged high density blade server solution designed for optimal processing and multi operator control in an ultra compact and modular footprint Using Commercial Off The Shelf COTS industry de facto COM Express Computer On Module architecture the COMx MPU delivers extreme performance with minimal size power consumption and thermal impact The conduction cooled aluminum chassis can be rack mounted and provides configuration support for up to seven fully independent hot swappable latest COTS industry mult core computing modules The latest Intel and AMD processors and two rugged ultra compact SAS or SATA TranzPak 2 TP2 removable hard drives with HDD or SSD options allows for complete customization in computing performance and environmental limitations For PCI expansion a double wide module is available allowing for easily flexible mission specific customization and graphic intensive applications For modularity the COMx MPU offers field replaceable fans redundant power supplies and system control display modules Designed to meet full MIL SPEC requirements and future proofed to perform for years to come the COMx MPU allows unprecedented on the fly component level upgrades and swap outs The COMx MPU provides program leaders with seven independent hot swappable computer systems boundless operational life and an extremely cost effective upgrade path
15. es To do so pull each computing module out of the unit and lay on a flat surface Wipe using a soft lint free cloth and isopropyl alcohol 4 2 CLEANING AIR FILTERS 1 Using a Philips screwdriver remove the 2 Remove the bottom two extra long 3 Using a can of compressed air with top screws from the filter cover screws from the filter cover a nozzle blow out any dirt and debris from the filter cover 4 Re attach the filter cover by inserting both sets of screws Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 15 A se 7 Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual 4 3 UPDATES 8 UPGRADES Software upgrades are available via our website at www zmicro com Please ensure all upgrades are assisted by a Z Microsystems Engineer Go to the www zmicro com Click on the Resources panel in the scroll down menu Choose the Downloads 8 Drivers tab On the page that appears choose the appropriate driver or upgrade for your system Follow the upgrade instructions provided The following are upgradeable hardware options for your system Please contact Z Microsystems if you are interested in upgrading any of these options Processor Motherboard e Memory e Add in Cards Devices TP2 disk capacity e Power Supply 500W AC Power Supply 500W DC Power Supply 18V 36VDC input EOL July 2012 650W DC Power Supply 19V 36VDC input Dual redundant 8 hot swappable power supply separate drawer Doc 27 0018UM Rev C
16. for easy access to settings diagnostics and operations for Power Fans Thermal and Modules This User Manual is not an exhaustive resource for COMx Menu Navigation As firmware revisions and updates are made new menu options may be added Navigate through the COMx Menus and Sub menus using the visual cues Please follow the instructions described herein for all corresponding to the four menu control buttons below the display menu navigation including any status indicators and button cues COMx DISPLAY CONTROLS pisPLav MENU SUTTON 6 Fan Menu Button 09090990 8 Module Menu Button 09090990 MPU COM Status Alerts Basic Controls Status Good Exit from the current menu Status Attention Sub menu specific options Status Failure or Error Action Needed Additional menu options Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 19 A gt Z Microsystems COM MPU User Manual 3 2 2 1 POWER MENU Use the Power Menu to view the system s power consumption and adjust power mode set tings The operator can toggle through power sub menus by using the additional options gt gt square button The COMx station has the capability of housing up to seven single wide computing modules or three double wide modules and any combination of the two The example Power Menu screen to the left depicts three double wide modules where all three modules are on ON utilizing the M2 M4 and M6 docking stations I
17. fore it is dangerous to make any kind of DO 160F contact with any part inside this unit 3 This equipment is designed to meet the A This symbol alerts the user that important literature concerning the operation and limits for Class A digital devices imposed by Part maintenance of this unit has been included Therefore it should be read carefully in 15 of FCC rules These limits are designed to order to avoid any problems provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when equipment is operating in commercial environments This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications 4 Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Z Microsystems could void user s authority to operate the equipment Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 2 A se 7 Microsystems COM MPU User Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS section Page O OIC ONS MMM M AAA ES AA 4 Nel OLE MIAN Se Adol E 4 ie TOQUE lt a oo aema Ay e A 5 7 TVS Fel etn Ol Ge Se LENO E A e o o A 6 gt We STAM WT UA CS OIE RO ae semis al T E ethos isis 6 ka la sl Kilo gene ee e Un PU en A ee errr 6 A A e A ee ee F O Ss ii i 8 3 1 Operating Modular
18. he Display Module 3 1 6 REPLACING FANS 3 13 iJ JA 1 Using a Philips screwdriver remove 2 Remove the bottom two extra long 4 When the new fan has been put the top screws from the filter cover on screws from the filter cover in place re attach the filter cover by the broken 60mm modular exhaust fan or l inserting both sets of screws 80mm power supply exhaust fan A REPLACING FANS A In later models a fan assembly has been implemented for easy fan cleaning and replacement All fans can be removed simultaneously by removing the nine fan assembly screws on the rear chassis Replace the broken fan and replace the nine assembly screws Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 10 Do not operate the COMx without all modules and TP2s including blank modules faceplate covers and TP2s inserted and engaged in the chassis Insufficient cooling and damage to the COMx may occur if the unit is operational without all modules TP2 s and blanks inserted 3 2 1 POWERING ON THE COMx The COMx is designed as a space saving central computing station for independent computer modules To provide power to all express modules docked within the chassis the chassis itself must first be powered on Powering on the COMx is accomplished by impressing the power switch into the chassis thereby connecting the power circuit Before turning on the COMx station be sure that the power cord is connected to a power s
19. ms COMx MPU User Manual 6 0 CUSTOMER SUPPORT 6 1 CONTACT INFORMATION Technical Support For more help topics late breaking If you are unable to correct the problem yourself contact Z Microsystems at news and information on the latest products and accessories from Z Micro Phone 1 704 one 858 831 7040 visit us at our website Fax 858 831 7001 E Website www zmicro com www zmicro com Email techsupport zmicro com Before calling please have available as much of the following informationa s possible Model and serial number for the label on the monitor Purchase P O Description of the problem Computer type and model System configuration hardware fitted etc System BIOS version number Operating System and version number If possible stay by the computer The Display driver version number Z Microsystems Technical Support Representative may wish to go through the problem with you over the phone OOMONOaAKRON Video Adapter Type Documentation Assistance If you are unable to find documentation for your specific product contact Z Microsystems at Phone 858 831 7039 Email ZDoc zmicro com Customer Feedback We value feedback on our products their performance problems found and welcome all Suggestions Please send to Customer Service Z Microsystems 9820 Summers Ridge Road San Diego CA 92121 or www zmicro com Customer Satisfaction It is ouir passion to
20. ource and that it is firmly seated When ready to proceed follow these instructions Control Menu amp Display 6 Fan Menu Button POWER SWITCH ON POSITION Impress the power switch into the COMx station to supply power to the chassis and inserted modules The LED power indicator will turn green and the display will illuminate When the station is first turned ON the LED power indicator will flash and the chassis power console will elicit a beep Computer modules inserted in the COMx chassis will be functional Users can now individually manage computer modules power states and processes POWER SWITCH OFF POSITION While the power switch is in this withdrawn position the COMx Station is in the is in the OFF state The COMx station will not be distributing power to any docked modules in this state The power switch is designed as a circuit breaker In this way when the power switch is not impressed into the station no power is delivered to the station or connected modules Impress the power switch as depicted in the image below to supply the COMx station with power Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 11 A se 7 Microsystems COMx MPU User Manual 3 2 2 COMx STATION CONTROL MENUS The COMx Control Menu is a central data and operations station for all A MENU NOTES A modules contained within the 7X chassis The menu consists of four submenus displayed on the front of the COMx station with corresponding menu buttons
21. responding blinking LED for power activity or hard drive activity 3 Be sure that the module is fully engaged with the chassis and that there is no debris or dust clogging connector pins 4 Check to make sure that both TP2 docking bays are loaded and that the the hard drive modules are also seated properly 5 If power still cannot be restored to the module contact Z Microsystems Customer Service and Technidcal Support Departments 5 1 4 System reads No Boot Device System reads No Boot Device Module 1 Check that both TP2 modules are engaged properly If two modules are properly inserted and the module continues to display this error enter the BIOS and verify that hard drives are being detected under the Advanced Settings menu topic 2 Check for any blockage or debris that might be compromising the connection of the drive 3 Use a drive that is functional in another module to determine if there is a problem with the module or connections 4 Contact Z Microsystems Customer Service and Technidcal Support Departments 5 2 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS TO COME Contact Us If these procedures do not provide solutions to the problems you are experiencing please contact Z Microsystems Customer Service Department at 858 831 7040 Monday through Friday during the hours of 8 00AM 5 00PM Pacific Standard Time You can also email us at techsupport zmicro com Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 17 A se 7 Microsyste
22. send the product to Z Microsystems ATTN RMA It is very important to reference the RMA 9820 Summers Ridge Road San Diego CA 92121 Product Disclaimer Z Microsystems warrants that every product is free from defects in materials workmanship and conforms to Z Microsystems stringent specifications Z Microsystems calculates the expiration of the warranty period from the date the product is shipped This means that the ship date on y Our invoice is your product ship date unless Z Microsystems informs you otherwise During the warranty period Z Microsystems will provide warranty service under the type of warranty purchased for the product Replacement parts will assume the remaining warranty of the parts they replace If a product does not function as warranted during the warranty period Z Microsystems will repair or replace the part with a product that is at minimum functionally equivalent without charge If the product is transferred to another user the warranty service is available to that user for the remainder of the warranty period Z Microsystems warranties are voided if the covered product is damaged due to an accident or abuse The warranty is voided if the product is shipped with insufficient package protection Under no circumstances is Z Microsystems liable for any of the following 1 Third party claims against you for losses or damages 2 Loss of or damage to your records or data 3 Economic consequential
23. teps provided below 5 1 1 Power to COMx MPU The COMx MPU is not receiving power Chassis 1 Check that the power cable is firmly seated to the rear of the COMx MPU and that the cable is securely connected to the power supply 2 Check that the power source e g socket extension cord or other source is live and receiving power itself 3 Verify the polarity of the power supply connection 4 Check to ensure that that the system is receiving power and that the display backlight has not burned out Example Take note of any illuminated LED s or listen for operational fans or other moving internal components as a sign that power is reaching the unit 5 Check that all power supply modules are fully engaged in the chassis and that all connector pins are fitted appropriately 6 If none of the above resolve the problem contact Z Microsystems Customer Service Department 5 1 2 Fans not functioning The COMx MPU is receiving power but fan s are not functional Chassis 1 Remove the non functional fans and check for debris or dust that could cause a clog 2 Clean the fan and test the fan for functionality before replacing the fan 3 If the fan is still not functioning replace it with a new functional fan 5 1 3 Power to Module A COMx computing module is not receiving power Module 1 Follow steps 1 4 above to be sure that the COMx MPU chassis is receiving power Once these have been verified proceed to step 2 2 Check for the cor
24. to support long term military and commercial program cycles Highlights e Supports the latest Intel 8 AMD e Ultra secure PCI card brackets express computing processors e Lightweight rugged packaging e Dual redundant 8 hot swappable e Up to 7 single Com Express Modules or 3 SOOW AC or 500 650W DC power double wide COM Express Modules with supplies SODAC EOL July 12 rugged removable SATA or SAS TranzPak2 e 19 rack mountable HDDs and SSDs e Standard 4U 7 height e System status display screen e Only 20 inches deep e Environmental control board with status e 1 PCI expansion slot per module display Doc 27 0018UM Rev C Issued 7 26 12 5 se 7 Microsystems CONMx MPU User Manual 2 0 INSTALLATION 8 SETUP This section will provide information and assistance with the following topics Parts included with COMx MPU Shipment COMx MPU Cable Connections Outline COMx MPU Connection Setup 2 1 SHIPMENT CONTENTS Ensure all of the following parts are included in the package upon arrival Verify all parts have not been damaged during shipment If any of the parts are missing or damaged immediately contact Z Microsystems Customer Service at 858 831 7040 e COMx MPU Chassis AC or DC Power Cables User Manual e CD with motherboard drivers Additional shipment specific cable kit if applicable Please verify the number and type of the following items against the packing slip e correct number and type of COM
25. x modules e correct peripheral arrangement e correct number and type of storage modules 2 2 INSTALLATION Required Tools for Installation e 3 8 socket wrench with a 7 16 socket e 1 4 socket and ratchet Using assembly hardware that does not match specifications may damage internal components SETUP NOTES For the fastest and easiest installation of the COMx MPU 4U Chassis follow the Installation Guide provided with your shipment TRANSPORTATION TIP Remember to save the unit s original shipping materials It may be necessary to move the unit at a later date PREPARATIONS A In preparation to setting up the COMx turn off the electrical power to computers and all electronic devices that will connect to the unit An external CD ROM Drive or bootable USB drive is necessary for loading Operating Systems to COMexpress modules Installation and hardware specifications may vary based on your COMx MPU configuration and rack depth The COMx MPU chassis is designed and engineered to be rack capable and fit a standard 19 RETMA rack The front of the chassis is machined so that four holes are spaced 1U apart 1 75 inches This allows for the chassis to be mounted directly to the rack without any rail supports It is recommended that a bracing shelf or other support configuration be used in coordination with the COMx MPU station If your configuration requires the use of a slide rail system for the COMx MP
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