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Notice:
1. The chan ges o r modifica tion s n ot expressly a ppro ved by th e p arty r espo nsible fo r compliance cou ld void th e user ’s auth ority
to op erate t he eq uipment .
2. Shielded int erfa ce ca bles must be used in or de r to comply wit h t he emission limits.
Static Electricity Precautions
It is quite easy to inadvertently dam age the system board, c omponents or devices e ven before i nstal ling
them i n your system unit. Static electri cal discharg e can dam age computer com ponents wi thout causing
any signs of physi cal dam age . You must take extra care in handl ing them to ensure against el ectrostatic
bui ld up.
1. To prevent electrostatic bui ld up, le ave the system board i n i ts anti-static bag unti l you are ready to install
it.
2. Wear an antistatic wrist st rap.
3. Do all preparation w ork on a stati c-free surface.
4. Hold the device only by its edges. Be careful not to touch any of the components, contac ts or
connections.
5. Avoi d touching the pins or contacting all m odul es and connectors. Hold modules or connectors by the ir
ends.
Impo rt ant:
Elect rost atic d ischa rge (ESD) can damage you r p rocessor, disk dr ive an d ot her compo nents. Perform t he up grade instru ct ion
pr ocedures describ ed at an ESD wor kstation on ly. If such a sta tion is no t availab le, yo u can provide some ESD protection by
wear in g a n ant istatic wrist st rap and attaching it to a met al part of the system chassis. If a wr ist strap is una vailab le, es tab lish
an d maintain contact with the syst em chassis th roug hout any p rocedures req uiring ESD protection .
FES2236
Safety Measures
Fanless Embedded System
To avoid dam age to the system :
• Use the correct A C input vol tage range to reduce the risk of ele ctric shock.
• Unplug the power cord before rem oving the system chassis cover for install ati on or servi cing. After
instal lation or servicing, cover the system chassis bef ore plugging the power cord.
Batte ry:
• Dange r of expl osion if battery incorrectly replaced.
• Repl ac e only w ith the same or e quival ent type re com mend by the manufacture r.
• Dispose of used batteries according to l ocal ordinance.
Warranty
1. Warranty does not cover dam ages or fai lures caused by m isuse of the product, inabili ty to use the
product, unauthorized replacem ent or any kind of alterations of components and product
specif ications.
2. The warranty i s voided if the product has been exposed to physi cal abuse , improper instal lation, a ny
kind of modific ation, acc idents or unauthorized repair of the product.
3. Unl ess otherwise instructed in this user m anual, the user m ay not, under any ci rcum stances, attem pt to
perform servi ce , adjustm ents or repairs on the product him se lf, whether the product is sti ll covered by
warranty or not. It must be returned to the place i t was purchased at, the fa ctory or an authorized
se rvic e agency for any re pai r work.
4. We w il l not be l iabl e for any indi re ct, spe cial, incidental or conseque nt damages to the product that has
be en m odif ied or alte red.
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Chin o, CA 91710
tel: 909.597.7588, fax:909.597.1939
1-1 O verview .............................................................................................................. 5
1-2 P roduct Specification........................................................................................... 6
1-3 System Block Di agram ....................................................................................... .. 8
1-4 Me chanical Diagram ........................................................................................... 9
1-5 Front & Rear I/O ………........................................................................................... 10
Chapter 2: Pin D efinition & Jumper Se ttings
2-1 2 236U Fr ont panel P in Defi ni ti on……………….…………………………………………………… 11
2-2 2 236U Rear panel Pin Definition……………………………………………… ……………………… 13
2-3 Internal P in Defi niti on & Jum per Settings…………………………………………….…………. 16
2-4 MIO Board P in Definition & Jumper Settings…………………………………………………… 26
Chapter 3: BIOS Setup Menu
3-1 BIOS Configuration O verview ………………………………………… ………………………………. 30
3-2 Entering BIO S Setup…………………………………………………………… …………………………… 30
3-3 Advanced BIOS Fe atures…………………………………………………………………………………. 33
3-4 O ther BIO S Settings ……..…………………………………………………………………… …… ….….. 40
3-5 Security Feature s…..………………… ……………………………………………… …… ..……………... 41
3-6 Boot M anagem ent Setup………………..…………………………………………………….……..…. 42
3-7 Exi t BIO S Setup…………………………..… ……………………………………………… ………………... 4 3
Acnodes’ FE S 22 36 supports the exclusi ve features to provi de custom er an improved and outstandi ng
experie nce by applying the Atom D2550 processor, ( N28 00/ N2 600 avai labl e based on custom ers’ choic e)
w ith its outstanding and re liable embedded system with hi gh performance and low pow er consum ption
rema ined.
The ne w launched Atom ™ P rocessor D25 50 Dual-core 1.86 GHz Processor carries out an enhanced function in
graphic performance for increasi ng the capabil ity in multi-media. The new FES2 236 supports for reaching up
to 4 GB DDR3 - 8 00/1 066 as its maxim um me mory. For the disk dri ve storage, it is desi gned with 2.5” SATA
HDD and one M ini -P CI-E m SATA.
In orde r to m eet the network stabil ity, FES 2 236 uses two Realtek 81xx 100 /10 00 Mbps LA N w ith
Wake-On L AN & DM I to support and m aintain Ethe rnet function. The system designed w ith tw o D B-9
supports for RS-23 2/ 422/ 485 and two for RS-2 32 interface with auto-flow control; the expansion
avail abi lity could be up to si x COM s by re quest. It also provides a software program mi ng Watchdog (WDT)
with tim er range from 1 to 25 5 seconds. For the audio output, the re has occupied wi th an ALC 66 2 for
spe aker.
In displ ay function, it supports for dual displ ay of DVI-I+DVI-D, and the VGA supports for 1920 x 1 200
(1 080P ) resol utions. FES 2 236 is equipped by NM1 0 South Bridge Chipset that suppli es high speed storage
interface as i n faste r data transfer rate. For ex tended I/O devices, there i s an optional support for 8 bit GP IO
w ith T TL level provided.
FES 223 6 is capable to accept DC power i nput from 6 V~34 V. The power consumption can reach up to
22W in m ax imum with D25 50 chipsets. The syste m also offe rs optional support for A nti-Vibration and
Anti-Shock functiona lities to enhance the perform ance and durability of FES 223 6. The system is
valuable for all the em bedded applicati ons, and also we ll support with the Wi ndow 7, Window s XP and
Linux Operation system.
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At om D25 50 D ual-core 1.86 GHz Pr ocessor
At om N2800 Dual-co re 1. 86 GHz Pro cesso r
At om N2600 Dual-co re 1. 6 GHz Processor
Chipset
NM 10 south Bridge C hipset
S
ystem Mem
1 SODIMM Socket, up to 4 GB 800/ 1066 MHz D DR3 Memory
E
xpansion S lots
1 P CI-104 expansion nod ule (2PCI master)
2 M ini-PC I-E expansion slo t
Graphics
Gr ap hic cor e 640 Mhz (D2550/N2800)/ 400 Mhz (N2600)
Sup por t AVC/ H.264, VC1/WMV9, MPEG2 HW engin e
Blu -Ray sup port (D2550)
HD CP 1.3 an s PAVP 1. 1C content pr otectio n su pport
Sup por t M icro soft DXVA 2.0 an d Overlay D D
MS C OPP and P VP -OPM supp ort
Enabling key ISVs-Cor el, Cyberlink, ArcSo ft
Sup por ts OpenGL 3.0 and Micro soft DirectX9
Display
Sup por t D VI-I+DVI-D or Dual 18/24 b it LVDS du al display
DVI, VGA sup port 1920 x 1200 (1080 p) resolution
D2550 LVDS sup port 1 channel 2 4 bit 1440 x 900 resol utio n
N2 800/ N2600 LVDS supp or t 1 ch an nel 24 bit 1366 x 7 68 resolution
Audio
AL C 662 HD Co dex su ppo rt
BIOS
Pho en ix BIOs, Supp or t P ower On After Power Failu re
E
thernet
2 Realtek 81x x 100/1 000 M bps L AN with Wake-On LAN & DM I
Disk Drive Storage
2.5” SATA HDD (occup y 1 PCI-104 sp ace)
mSATA (occup y 1 Mini-P CI -E)
RS -
232/422/485 S
2 DB-9 for RS-232/422/485 & 2 for RS-232 (rear COM 1) with aut o-flow co ntrol.
W atchdog T im er
Programmab
Function
le WDT from 1 to 255 second s/ minu tes
ory
upport
Optional
Optional sup port 8 bit GPIO with TTL level
Remote Power
Option al sup port Remote Power On /Off function
support Digital I/O
On
Front P
Power & HDD LED, Power & System Reset button
2 USB, 4 DB-9 for RS-232,
anel Extend I/O
Removab
le CF
Rear Panel Extend I/O
Scr ew-Lock DC p ower in put conn ec tor
1 female DB-44 (COM 2) to 4 male DB-9 fo r 2 RS-232/422/485 &2 RS-232
DVI-I + DVI-D disp lay int erface
4 USB, 2 RJ-45 100/100 0 Mb it LAN connector
1 Mic ro pho ne-in , 1 Line-o ut con nector (o ccupy D B-44 I/O 1 space; may remove Micro Phone-in & Line-o ut fo r o ptio nal
I/O exp ansio
Rear Panel Optional I/O
2 DB-9/15 (C OM 3 & 4) for PCI -104 module or COM 5, 6
P
ower S upply
DC 6V~34V in put, 24 VDC/0.85A, 12VDC/ 1. 7A, AT/ATX po wer type
Power ad ap ter : AC to DC , D C 12V/5A 60W (Optional)
P
ower
Typical P ower Co nsu mpt io n: 17W/ 12W/ 9W (D2550 / N2800/ N2600)
Maximum Power C onsumption: 22W/ 17 W/ 14W (D 2550/ N2800/ N26 00)
E nvironment
Operatio
- With extend temperature HDD :
- With SSD / mSATA:
Stor age Temperature:
Relative Humidity: 10%~90%
An ti-Vibration (o peration):
-
MIL-810F-514.5C -VII
- 2G rms @10~500Hz r an dom, 3 axes (HD D with anti-vib ration kit, SSD /mSATA withou t anti-vibration kit)
An ti-Shoc k (n on-operation):
-
IEC-60028-2-27
- 50G rms, 11ms dur atio n (HD D with an ti-vib ration kit, SSD / mSATA with out anti-vib ratio n kit)
Dim ensions and Weight
Dimen sion W x H x D: 200mm x 89.83mm x 185.5mm (7. 87” x5.34” x 7.30”)
Weight (Net/ Gross): 4.2 KG (9.24lb)/ 4.8KG (10.56lb)
Mechanical
Mou nting: D esk/ Wall Mou nt
Con stru ction: Aluminum h ousing
4. Power ON Mode Select [M IO Board Location: JP5 & JP6]
Chapter 3: BIOS Setup Menu
3-1. BIOS Configuration Overview
The m ain board em ploys the P hoenix SecureCore Tiano BIOS. The BIOS (Basic Input and O utput System ) is a
program used to i ni ti alize and set up basic I/O periphe rals of the compute r, which includes the P CI bus and
connec ted devices such as the di skette drive , the keyboard and so on.
3-2. Entering BIOS Setup
When FES 2 236 i s turned on, the BIO S wi ll perform Powe r-O n Self Te st ( PO ST) on the system and
display the size of the mem ory that i s being tested. P re ss the [Del] ke y to ente r the BIOS Setup utility, and
then the main m enu wi ll be show ed on the screen.
In thi s chapter w e wil l i ntroduce the contents of BIO S used in FES 22 36 . Through understanding BIO S
se tting wi ll be helpful in applicati on of FES 2 236 .
The BIO S Setup m ain menu include s some opti ons as the following screen. Use the
[Up/Down] arrow key to highlight the option that you want to m odify, and then pre ss the [Enter] key to
se lect the option and confi gure the functions.
S
ystem D ate & System
In thi s secti on, you m ay view or revise for the System Date & Time.
Tim e
S
ystem Inform ation
In this section, you may review for the system inf orm ation clearly.
B oot Features
1. Select Boot f eatures.
2. Selects Power-on state for Numl ock funct ion.
E rror M
anager
The sec ti on of Error Manage r in the Main me nu all ows f or displayi ng er ror m anager Log
inf orm ation.
3-3 Advanced BIOS Features
The <Advanced BIO S Feature s> option c onsi sts of conf iguration entri es that al low you to improve the
syste m performance, or set up system features accordi ng to your pre ference.
3-3.1 Boot Configuration
Quick B oot
Quick Boot is a standard feature of the Secure Core Tiano BIOS, whi ch supports f or f astest boot time
in the industry.
High Resolution Graphics
Diagnostic Splash Screen
BIOS Level USB
U SB Legacy
Legacy m ode support enable s devices to funct ion in an operat ing environm ent that is not
USB-aware.
Console Redire ction
U EFI Boot
The UEFI ena ble s user to customize rapidly, inc reases the complexi ty at the hardware level, and
integrates the additional features from the fi rm w are . The UEFI P OST tim e is approxi mately 5
seconds, whic h satisfy user’s dem and to access information i nstantl y.
Legacy Boot
Load OPROM
3-3.2
ACP I Configuration
Thi s feature allows you to e nable/di sable the Advanced Configurati on and Power Management
(ACP I).
3-3.3
P
rocessor C onfiguration
3-3.4 Serial
ATA (S ATA )
3-3.5 North B ridge C onfiguration
IGD Confi guration
3-3.6 South
Bridge Configuration
SB USB Confi guration
SB P CI Express Configurati on
3-3.7
S MB IOS
E
vent
Log
3-3.8 Intel Fast Flash Standby
The i FFs technology is deve loped by Intel speci fical ly for SSD to all ow correct ly resum e from OS
suspension even after experie nci ng a pow er fai lure.
3-4 Other BIOS Settings
3-4.1
In this section, you may select the prefe rred Mode for applying onto CO M1 and CO M2 .
S
uper IO Configurati
on
3-4.2 Hardware Monitor
This feature al low s you to m onitor the temperature of CPU and Syste m tem pe rature .
3-5 Security Features
The SecureCore Tiano supports for TCG, iTP M, Intel ATT and Phoenix Fa ilSafe. It provi des a secure root of
trust that can authenticate operating systems, such as M icrosoft Windows Vista and Windows 7. It also
provides for m ulti -factor biome tri c authenti cation to ve rify the ident ity of a user prior to a ny operating
syste m being loaded.
Fea ture s under this se ction including :
Set or clear the supervisor a ccount’s password. Set User P assw ord
A uthenticate Use r on Boot HDD password sel ectable
Set HDD User P assw ord
3-6 Boot
Management Setup
In this se ction, you m ay view or configure devices.
3-7 Exit BIOS Set
up
Exit Sa ving Changes
This selection enable s you to confirm SA VE the changes and ex it BIO S se tup.
Exit Discarding Change s
This selection enable s you to confirm Exit the BIOS setup without saving any change s.
Load Setup Defaults
This selection enable s you to load the default values for all the setup features.
Discard Changes
This selection enable s you to discard al l the changes.
Save Changes
This selection enable s you to save all the changes been made to the BIO S setup.
A
PPENDIX
GHOST R ECOVE RY GUID
A
E
1. Choose [LOCAL], w hich i s the category you going to exe cute recove ry.
2. Choose [PARTITION ], whi ch is the ha rd-disk partition.
3. Choose [From Image], which refers to recover from i mage file.
4. Choose the l ocation of the image file where was saved.
5. Choose [3 .GHO] image fil e as example just entered.
6. Here w il l display the fil e name bei ng sele cted.
7. Click on [OPEN].
8. Check and revi ew the Image File being sele cted.
9. Click on [OK].
10. Choose the [Destination Drive] of disk you going to recovery the im age fi le TO.
11. After sele cted, click on [OK].
12. Select [Destination Pa rtition], w hi ch is the disk you going to recover the im age fi le FROM.
13. After sele cted, click [OK].
?
Here is the WARNIN G to inform you the R ECOV ERY process is going to be executed: The
in form atio n from the selected Partitio n w ill be recov ered .
14. Click on [Y ES]: The recovery process w ill begi n.
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