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TM
ReadyPanel 6.5
User’s Guide
P/N 5001795A Rev A
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Contents Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup.....................................................................................................1 About the ReadyPanel.....................................................................................................................1 Using this Guide .........................................................................................................................1 Requirements ......................................................................
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Contents iv User’s Guide ReadyPanel
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup About the ReadyPanel The ReadyPanel products are intended for users of turn-key embedded systems who prefer long life cycle, configuration controlled computers over desktop grade systems with frequently changing motherboards. ReadyPanel models feature the ReadyBoard single board computer (SBC), with a range of processors from the Intel Celeron® M CPU to the Intel Pentium® M CPU, and a range of SODIMMs described in the reference manual of each ReadyBoard product. Th
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup Power Specifications Table 1-1 lists the current draw values of the ReadyPanel. Table 1-1. System Current Draw Parameter +5VDC +12VDC Idle 2.11A (10.53W) 0.81A (9.75W) In-rush* Max: 2.64A (13.20W) Max: 1.36A (16.32W) Current Min: 0.64A (3.20W) Min: 0.16A (1.92W) (Typical) BIT** Current 2.73A (13.66W) 0.81A (9.67W) (Typical) Notes: *In-rush measured with CRT monitor, LCD panel, touch controller, touch screen, 256MB RAM, inverter, power, compact flash with Win XPe, ke
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup Preparations • Locate the ReadyPanel Contents List. See Figure 1-1. 1) Open shipping box. • Unpack the contents of the shipping box. • Verify the contents of the shipping box against the Contents List included 2) Verify contents. with your ReadyPanel shipping box. • If anything is missing or damaged, call your sales representative. Refer to the Ampro web site at www.ampro.com for contact information. 3) Verify support ReadyPanel User’s Guide documentation. This doc
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup Installing Mounting Hardware • Install the mounting hardware for surface or wall mounting to the bottom 6) Install the appropriate of the ReadyPanel. See Figure 1-2. mounting hardware. Note: Make sure the mounting plate clears the fan intake and provides enough height to allow for unrestricted air flow. Make sure not to drive the ends of the screws further than two screw threads past the ends of the PEM nuts located on the inside of the enclosure cover. Air Ve
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup 10/100 Ethernet (LAN 1) DC Power In USB 0 (top), USB 1 (bottom) Audio Line Out Reset Button Power LED Storage Activity LED Mouse/Keyboard Serial 1 (COM1) VGA Compact Flash Serial 2 (COM2) Figure 1-3. Flat View of ReadyPanel I/O Panel Table 1-2. I/O Panel Connectors, Controls, and Indicators Control/Connector Description DC Power In This 6-pin connector accepts input from the external DC In cable adapter. VGA Use this standard 15-pin (DB15) connector for the video
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup Connecting the Power Supply • Plug in the DC Power In adapter cable, provided with the ReadyPanel, to the 8) Connect the DC DC Power In connector on the ReadyPanel. See Figure 1-3. Power In adapter cable. Note: Using an ATX power supply requires the PS-ON signal grounded to power on. • Plug in the free end of the power adapter cable to an ATX or AT power sup- 9) Connect the power supply. ply. DC Power In Adapter Cable Figure 1-4. Angle View of ReadyPanel
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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup Applying Power to the ReadyPanel • Plug in the ATX/AT/Lab power supply to the AC outlet. 10) Power up the ReadyPanel. • Turn on the power supply. • Verify the ReadyPanel passes POST successfully. 11) Verify the ReadyPanel satisfactorily • Wait for the OS to load as shown below, and the touch controls to appear on the powers on. touch screen, providing you the ability to load your applications onto the com- pact flash card. Note: If the OS does not load,
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Chapter 2 ReadyPanel Components This chapter discusses components inside the ReadyPanel enclosure. These components include the memory, display power inverter, touch screen controller card, cables, and the ReadyBoard Single Board Computer (SBC). NOTE Refer to the specific ReadyBoard Reference Manual for more information than this chapter provides. ReadyPanel Assembly Procedures The following procedures describe how to gain access to the ReadyPanel internal components and the ReadyBoard memor
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Chapter 2 ReadyPanel Components Cover Screws Fan Cable Cover Screws Figure 2-1. Exploded View of ReadyPanel Assembly with Cover and Screws 10 User’s Guide ReadyPanel
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Chapter 2 ReadyPanel Components Replacing the ReadyPanel Memory The ReadyPanel has one SODIMM slot labeled DIMM1 on the under surface of the ReadyBoard. The ReadyPanel supports a range of SODIMMs depending on the ReadyBoard it contains. For memory specifications, refer to the specific ReadyBoard Reference Manual. CAUTION To prevent damage to the SODIMM, use good anti-static principles while performing these procedures. To Remove the SODIMM from the ReadyPanel (See Figure 2-2 and Figure 2-3) 1
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Chapter 2 ReadyPanel Components Chassis Mounting Screws (at the bottom edge of the enclosure) Display Inverter Touch Screen Controller Card Chassis Cable Slot Display Power Cable Touch Screen Flex Cable Figure 2-2. Exploded View of Enclosure with Chassis and Board 7. Remove the SODIMM through the cutout in the bottom of the chassis shown in Figure 2-3. 12 User’s Guide ReadyPanel
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Chapter 2 ReadyPanel Components Chassis SODIMM Figure 2-3. Bottom view of Chassis with SODIMM in Socket To Install the SODIMM into the ReadyPanel 1. Make sure the ReadyPanel has been shut down and disconnected from the power source. 2. Follow the steps in the previous section to gain access to the SODIMM socket. 3. Install the SODIMM into the socket as shown in Figure 2-3. ReadyPanel User’s Guide 13
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Appendix A Technical Support Ampro Computers, Inc. provides a number of methods for contacting Technical Support listed in the Table A-1 below. Requests for support through Ask an Expert are given the highest priority, and usually will be addressed within one working day. • Ampro Ask an Expert – This is a comprehensive support center designed to meet all your technical needs. This service is free and available 24 hours a day through the Ampro web site at http:// ampro.custhelp.com. This inclu
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Appendix A Technical Support 16 User’s Guide ReadyPanel
