Tysso TP-7715 Service Manual

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TP-7715

Fanless True-Flat Touch Screen POS System

Service Manual

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Contents

Before Using the Product 4

Revision History 4 Read This First 5 Safety Information 5 Information on Copyrights 7

System Disassembly 11

Before You Start 11 Remove all the Peripherals (MSR, i-Button Module, or Customer Display) from the POS Unit 12 Disconnect the Devices from the I/O Ports 13 Remove the 1st HDD/SSD Drive from the POS Unit (Quick Detach) 14 Detach the Panel Unit from the Base Unit 16 Remove the Power Adapter from the Base Unit 17 Disassemble the POS Unit (with Motherboard Set) 18

1. Remove the Back Cover of the POS Unit 18

2. Remove the RAM Module 20

3. Remove the CPU 21

4. Disconnect the HDD/SSD Drive Bracket and Cable from the Modular Motherboard 22

5. Disconnect the Wi-Fi Module 24

6. Disconnect the Dual USB Cable 25

7. Disconnect the LPT Cable 26

8. Disconnect all the Cables from the Motherboard 27

9. Remove the Touch Controller Board and Cable 28

10. Remove the Motherboard 32

11. Disconnect the Backlight and LVDS Cable 33

12. Remove the Speaker 34

13. Remove the LED Cable and the Power Switch 34

14. Remove the Metal Bracket of Bottom I/O Port 35

15. Remove the LCD Bracket 36

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Remove the 2nd HDD/SSD Drive 38

1. Remove the 2nd HDD/SSD Drive from the Base (Quick Detach) 38

2. Remove the SATA Extended Cable of the 2nd HDD/SSD 39

Application Programs 43

BIOS Setting and CMOS Clear 43 Touch Utility Setting 46

Specifications 52

Motherboard Layout 52 Exploded View 53 Parts Description 54

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Date

Version

Update Summary

Remark

Approved By

2019/9/6

V1.0

Initial Release

Joyce Huang

Robert Kuo

2019/9/10

V1.1

Modify Information

Joyce Huang

Robert Kuo

Before Using the Product

Revision History

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Read This First

Before using your system, please read this manual carefully, and keep it on hand for future

reference.

• The contents of this manual may be changed without notice.

• Depend on the system model and type, some parts of this manual may differ from the

actual product.

• The basic drivers and utilities that come with your system are subject to change.

• TYSSO assumes no responsibility for damages resulting from a use of the product that is

not approved by TYSSO, or failure to follow the precautions and instructions provided in

this Service Manual.

• As some of the storage space is used for the system OS and built-in software, the actual

capacity available is less than the storage capacity listed in the product specifications. In

addition, the amount of available space may vary after you perform system OS and

software updates.

Safety Information

Please observe the following safety instructions to protect your computer from damage and

ensure your personal safety.

• Do not install the system in a location that is wet, damp, or near water. This may cause a

fire or an electrical shock.

• Only use the system in the specified power environment. The system may not work, and

may even cause a fire, if it is used with a different power source or equipment, or in a

country that has different power specifications.

• Make sure the plug is not bent or crushed by a heavy object. A damaged plug can cause a

fire or an electrical shock.

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• Do not modify or extend the power cable. Cable damage may cause an electrical shock

or fire.

• Do not use a damaged power cord or plug, or a loose outlet. These may cause a fire,

short circuit, or electrical shock.

• Do not install the system in a location where it is likely to overheat or where it will be

exposed to direct sunlight. Ensure the system is kept a safe distance away from any

heating device. Installation in such locations could cause damage to the cabinet and the

electronic components.

• Do not drop or apply any strong shock to the system. This may cause damage to the

system.

• Do not use a sharp-pointed object on the display or apply excessive pressure to the

display. This may cause damage to the touch LCD display.

• Do not block or cover slots or openings in the system cabinet. These have been provided

for ventilation, to prevent the system from overheating.

• Do not use this system on a bed, sofa, rug or other similar surface.

• Never insert any object into the system through the cabinet openings, as they may touch

dangerous voltage points or short out parts, which could result in a fire or electrical

shock.

• Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

• Unplug the system from the electrical power outlet before cleaning. Clean the system,

using a damp or dry cloth. Do not use abrasives, kerosene, benzene, thinner,

hydrochloric acid, or hot water, and do not use a tough sponge or a brush, as these may

cause discoloration or deterioration of the cabinet.

• Use only a 3-wire grounding type plug to avoid electric shock and damages due to short

circuits.

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• If you have to use an extension cord, make sure that the total amperage rating of all

equipment plugged into it does not exceed the amperage rating of the extension cord and

only use a 3-wire grounding extension cord with a 3-prong grounding plug and outlet.

Information on Copyrights

This publication, including all photographs, illustrations and software, is protected under

Disclaimer

The information in this document is subject to change without notice. The manufacturer

makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically

disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. The

manufacturer reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to

time in the content hereof without obligation of the manufacturer to notify any person of such

revision or changes.

Trademark Recognition

All product names used in this manual are the properties of their respective owners and are

acknowledged.

About This Manual

The service manual provides service information for the TP-7715. This manual is designed to

help train service personnel to locate and fix failing parts on the machine.

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This manual consists of the following sections:

Before Using the Product

System Disassembly

Application Programs

Specifications

FCC Statement

This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,

pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules, these limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference when the device is operated in a commercial

environment. This device generates, uses and can radiate frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with this manual, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. Operation of this device in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his/her own

expense.

FCC Warning

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance

could void the user’s authority to operate the device.

Best Management Practice for Perchlorate Materials in California States

This device includes perchlorate in the lithium battery.

Perchlorate material-special handling may apply when handling this device.

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Vermont Mercury Management Rules

LCD display lamps contain mercury. Dispose of them properly.

CE Mark

The above equipment was tested for compliance with the requirements set forth in the

EUROPEAN COUNCIL Directive 2014/30/EU and the technical standards mentioned above.

The results of testing in this report apply only to the product/system, which was tested. Other

similar equipment will not necessarily produce the same results due to production tolerance.

LVD

The equipment above has been tested in our facility and found compliance with the

requirement limits of applicable standards, in accordance with the DIRECTIVE 2014/35/EU*.

The test record, data evaluation and Equipment Under Test (EUT) configurations represented

herein are true accurate under the standards herein specified.

Legislation and WEEE Symbol

2012/19/EC Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive on the treatment, collection,

recycling and disposal of electric and electronic devices and their components.

The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the device means that it should not be disposed of

with other waste at the end of its working life. Instead, the device should be delivered to a

waste collection center for activation of the treatment, collection, recycling and disposal

procedure.

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To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste

disposal, please separate this device from other types of waste and recycle it responsibly to

promote the sustainable reuse of material resources.

Business users should contact their supplier and check the terms and conditions of the

purchase contract regarding its disposal.

It should not be mixed with other commercial waste for disposal.

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System Disassembly

Before You Start

To prevent injuries to the LCD Panel:

• Carefully place the TP-7715on a flat, clean and stable surface.

(For example: a stable long table)

• Prepare additional cushioned material

(For example: a soft, clean blanket).

• Terminate the application running in the TP-7715, and shut down the operation system.

• Turn-off the power of TP-7715 and optional peripherals

(For example: thermal receipt printer, secondary LCD display)

• Disconnect all the devices or cables connected to the TP-7715.

• Disconnect and remove the Power Adaptor from the TP-7715.

• Unplug the power cables from the electrical outlet.

Note:

• There are no serviceable parts or components in the TP-7715 or peripherals.

DO NOT modify any parts of TP-7715 or use non-qualified parts or peripherals.

• Store the disconnected parts, cables, devices and screws in a secure location for further

use.

• For maintenance or replacement, please consult the technical personnel and contact the

local representative for purchasing the new peripherals and parts.

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Remove all the Peripherals (MSR, i-Button Module, or Customer Display) from the POS Unit

Please refer to the User Manual for the instructions of installation and disconnection

procedures.

POS Unit with MSR and i-Button POS Unit with Customer Display (VFD)

POS Unit without Optional Peripherals

Note:

Always store the detached MSR Module (or i-Button) and screws in a secure location for further use.

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Disconnect the Devices from the I/O Ports

There are some of the optional peripherals or devices installed on the POS system.

Please detach the peripherals/devices and store them in a secure location.

Note:

Please turn off the whole POS system and devices before unplugging the cables from I/O ports.

①. Place the POS terminal onto a stable and flat location.

②. Lift up the whole POS unit and examine the Bottom I/O ports of POS unit.

③. Disconnect all of the connected cables on the Bottom I/O Ports.

Note:

Always store the disconnected cables/devices in a secure location for further use.

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Remove the 1st HDD/SSD Drive from the POS Unit (Quick Detach)

①. Remove the Protective Cover (orange mark).

②. Loosen the securing screw of the HDD Drive Slot.

③. Pull out the HDD/SSD Drive Module.

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TIP: Replace the HDD/SSD Drive

To replace the HDD/SDD Drive:

1. Remove the securing screws of HDD/SSD Module.

2. Replace a new HDD or SSD drive and re-install to the HDD Bracket.

When Disassembling:

Please disassemble the HDD/SSD drive and HDD Bracket correctly.

Incorrect installation of HDD module may cause the system not functioning.

When Re-installing the HDD/SSD Module:

Beware the Direction of HDD/SSD module when re-install it back to the POS Unit.

Make sure the securing screw hole is matches to the HDD Drive Slot of POS Unit

DO NOT install the module in Wrong direction.

To re-install the HDD/SSD module back to the POS Unit, DO NOT Push or pull the HDD/SSD module with force or it may damage the module and

POS Unit.

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Detach the Panel Unit from the Base Unit

①. Remove the power cord (red dotted line), rear cover (blue dotted line), and top cover

(orange mark) of the base unit.

②. Loosen two hex socket head cap screws and detach the panel unit from the stand.

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Remove the Power Adapter from the Base Unit

The base unit may need maintenance during a certain operation time.

For parts replacement, please purchase the service parts from manufacturer or authorized

distributer only.

①. Remove the base cover.

②. Loosen two securing screws (red dotted lines) of the metal bracket.

③. Remove the adapter.

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Disassemble the POS Unit (with Motherboard Set)

1. Remove the Back Cover of the POS Unit

①. Loosen two securing screws from the holder arm.

Note:

The holder arm can be replaced by VESA Mount bracket.

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Slide Lock

②. Push upward to release two slide locks (left and right) on the back of the POS unit.

③. Lift the panel unit form the back cover.

④. Pull up the panel unit from the back cover.

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2. Remove the RAM Module

①. Release the latches on the two sides of the RAM module slot.

②. Pull and remove the module out of the slot with care.

To Replace or Re-Install the RAM Module:

Install the RAM Module to the RAM Module slot. Press the module until the two latches tighten RAM Module and firmly installed.

Note:

Store the RAM Module in a secure location for further use.

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3. Remove the CPU

①. Depress the CPU socket retainer lever and slightly pull the lever outward (away from the

CPU) to free the lever from its retaining clip.

②. When you have released the lever from the retaining clip, lift the lever to its fully open

position. Lift the unhinged side of the CPU socket retainer to its fully open position.

③. Grasp the notched edges of the CPU PCB and lift it out of the socket.

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4. Disconnect the HDD/SSD Drive Bracket and Cable from the Modular Motherboard

①. Use a screw driver to loosen the securing screw on the HDD bracket.

②. Pull out the HDD.

③. Loosen three securing screws to remove the HDD fixed bracket.

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power cable

SATA cable

④. Remove the HDD Connector (green marks) from the metal HDD slot.

⑤. Disconnect the SATA cable and power cable from the motherboard.

Note:

 Store the RAM Module in a secure location for further use.  If there is a cable binder on the HDD cable, cut the cable binger and disconnect the HDD

cable from the motherboard.

 Store the HDD cable in a secure location for further use.  Remember to use a new cable binder to arrange and re-tighten the cables on the

Motherboard Set when the maintenance is completed.

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5. Disconnect the Wi-Fi Module

①. Use a tweezer to remove two antenna PCBs (red marks) on both sides and disconnect

two cables (yellow dotted lines) from Wi-Fi card.

②. Use a tweezer to remove the spacer support.

③. Remove the Wi-Fi Module.

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6. Disconnect the Dual USB Cable

①. Loosen two securing screws of the I/O Bracket.

②. Disconnect the USB Cable from the motherboard.

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7. Disconnect the LPT Cable

①. Disconnect two hexagonal copper columns from the I/O bracket.

②. Disconnect the LPT cable from the motherboard.

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power switch connector

Side USB connector

LED indicator connector

VGA connector

Touch Controller connector

Side USB connector

LVDS connector

Backlight connector

8. Disconnect all the Cables from the Motherboard

①. Cables on the left side of the motherboard, from top to bottom respectively are:

power switch cable, two side USB cables, and LED indicator cable.

②. Cables on the top side of the motherboard, from left to right respectively are:

VGA cable, Touch Controller cable, side USB cable, LVDS cable, Backlight cable.

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9. Remove the Touch Controller Board and Cable

Remove the Projected Capacitive Controller and Cable

①. Tear off the sticker

②. Open the flip-lock connector and remove the Touch FFC.

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③. Loosen four securing screws

④. Disconnect the touch controller cable from the motherboard.

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Remove the Resistive Controller and Cable

①. Unplug the Touch FFC.

②. Disconnect the touch controller cable from the motherboard.

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③. Loosen two securing screws of the touch controller board.

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10. Remove the Motherboard

①. Loosen four hex standoff screws on the I/O bracket.

②. Unplug the speaker cable (yellow dotted line) from the motherboard.

③. Loosen four securing screws on the motherboard and remove the board.

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Backlight cable

LVDS cable

11. Disconnect the Backlight and LVDS Cable

①. Tear off the acetate tape.

②. Unplug the Backlight cable (left) and LVDS cable (right).

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12. Remove the Speaker

①. Loosen two securing screws of the speaker and remove it.

13. Remove the LED Cable and the Power Switch

Tips:

Use a needle nose pier to press the two sides of the power switch; and push to remove from the metal bracket.

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14. Remove the Metal Bracket of Bottom I/O Port

①. Use a screw driver to loosen three securing screws of the metal bracket from the Panel

Unit.

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15. Remove the LCD Bracket

①. Loosen fourteen securing screws and remove the latches.

②. Loosen four securing screws

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③. Detach the Bezel and LCD panel.

④. Loosen two securing screws on both left and right sides of the LCD chassis.

⑤. Detach the LCD Panel and LCD chassis.

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Remove the 2nd HDD/SSD Drive

1. Remove the 2nd HDD/SSD Drive from the Base (Quick Detach)

①. Remove the base cover

②. Pull out the 2nd HDD/SSD Drive

③. Loosen four screws on the 2nd HDD/SSD Drive

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2. Remove the SATA Extended Cable of the 2nd HDD/SSD

①. Lay the POS unit upside down then unplug the SATA cable and power cord.

②. Remove the rear cover and top cover of the base unit.

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③. Loosen two hex socket head cap screws then detach the panel unit from the stand.

④. Remove the base cover.

⑤. Loosen two securing screws (red dotted lines) from the metal bracket.

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⑥. Remove the adapter.

⑦. Loosen two securing screws to remove the SATA extended cable

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1st HDD/SSD power cable

SATA cable

2nd HDD/SSD power cable

SATA cable

⑧. Unplug the power cable and SATA cable form the motherboard.

⑨. Loosen two securing screws on the 2nd HDD/SSD extended board and remove the board.

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Application Programs

BIOS Setting and CMOS Clear

1. BIOS common functions

BIOS version: TP66BM12 (date: 02/06/2018)

①. POS status when the power is reinserted [Tab bar] Advanced →Power Management →Restore AC Power Loss

˙Last State

˙Always On

˙Always Off (default)

②. COM1~2 power supply setting [Tab bar] Advanced →Super IO Configuration →[*Active*] Serial Port 1~2 →Mode

˙RI# (default)

˙5V

˙12V

COM3~4 power supply setting from motherboard jumper (RI default).

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COM5 default at +5V, COM6 fix at +12V.

③. Boot sequence

[Tab bar] Boot →Boot Option Priorities

˙Boot Option #1

˙Boot Option #2

④. Restore BIOS item to factory default setting

[Tab bar] Save & Exit →Restore Defaults

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1 2 3

1-2 close: normal 2-3 close: clear CMOS

lithium battery plug

2. CMOS clear (reply the BIOS initial preset)

Step1. Remove the AC power line. Step2. Set the jumper to pin 2-3 close. Step3. Wait for five seconds. Step4. Set the jumper to pin 1-2 close. Step5. Power in the AC.

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The controller is automatically detected

Touch Utility Setting

1. Projected capacitive touch

Please refer to the following file to install the utility.

"TP-2515_TP-8515_TP-7715_Touch Driver Installation_TYSSO_20180820.pdf"

①. Double click the icon to access the utility.

②. The menu will show the controller name " ILI25100CN150O01".

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③. The function setting will take effect when the program is opened; the default is "OFF"

→ If you don't open this program is still working.

④. Sound setting.

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⑤. Adjustable when the edge of the screen lacks sensitivity.

⑥. Mapping area setting.

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The controller is automatically detected

2. Resistive touch Please refer the following file to install the utility.

"TP-2515_TP-8515_TP-7715_Touch Driver Installation_TYSSO_20180820.pdf"

①. Double click the icon to access the utility.

②. The menu will show the controller name “HID TOUCH0”.

Resistive touch panel requires calibration to maintain linearity.

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③. Perform 9 point calibration.

④. Mouse setting.

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⑤. Sound setting.

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Specifications

Motherboard Layout

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Exploded View

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Item

Description

P-CAP. TP

Front bezel set

Projected capacitive touch panel PN: BP-TOUCH-204-0031-07

Touch panel + front bezel finished product,

1. P-CAP (a) PN: SEMI-TP-7715-TP-P-KIT-x

2. RES (b) PN: SEMI-TP-7715-TP-R-KIT-x

RES. TP

Resistive touch panel PN: BP-TOUCH-104-0029-07

Adhesive

3M double adhesive tape + mylar PN: A-PAP-TP-7715-BEZEL-SET

Bezel

Front bezel PN: JP-TP-7715-F-BEZEL-x

LCD panel

15” TFT-LCD module PN: BP-PANEL-LVDS-15INCH

LCD chassis

LCD panel chassis PN: KP-TP-7715-LCD-BRKT

Side latch

Side latch (2PCS used) PN: KP-TP-7715-SNAP-LATCH-BRKT

RES. touch CB

Resistive touch controller board PN: BP-PART-THPCBA-USB-R5W-3000U

P-CAP touch CB

Projected capacitive touch controller board PN: BP-PART-THPCBA-PCAP-15INCH-TOC

Upper latch

Upper latch (2PCS used) PN: KP-TP-7715-FRONT-T-SNAP-BRKT

Motherboard

6th/7th Gen. core-i H110 motherboard, mini-ITX PN: BP-TPM-6600-AA 6th/7th Gen. core-i Q170 motherboard, mini-ITX PN: BP-TPM-6610-AA

CPU

Skylake CPU i3 6100TE PN: BP-CPU-CORE-I3-6100TE Skylake CPU i5 6500TE PN: BP-CPU-CORE-I5-6500TE Skylake CPU i7 6700TE PN: BP-CPU-CORE-I7-6700TE

Kabylake CPU i3 7101TE PN: BP-CPU-CORE-I3-7101TE Kabylake CPU i5 7500T PN: BP-CPU-CORE-I5-7500T Kabylake CPU i7 7700T PN: BP-CPU-CORE-I7-7700T

RAM

DDR4 RAM SODIMM 260pin PN: BP-RAM-DDR4-4GB PN: BP-RAM-DDR4-8GB

Parts Description

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PN: BP-RAM-DDR4-16GB

Speaker

Speaker 8 ohms 2watts with cable PN: NS-POS-1000B-HIT-4028-82280-X1

Power switch

Power switch with cable PN: CP-CBL-POP-950-PSW

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2nd HDD/SSD board (optional)

2nd HDD/SSD transfer PCBA + fixed bracket (optional) PN: KP-TP-7715-SSD-BD-BRKT PN: BP-PCBA-TH-100S-V0

Under latch

Under latch (3PCS used) PN: KP-TP-7715-FRONT-D-SNAP-BRKT

14a

IO bracket with dual USB

IO bracket with dual USB (standard) PN: KP-TP-7715-IO-BRKT-DUALUSB

14b

IO bracket with power USB

IO bracket with power USB (optional) PN: KP-TP-7715-IO-BRKT-PWRUSB

Upper snap

Upper snap (2PCS used) PN: KP-TP-7715-REAR-T-SNAP-BRKT

Side snap fixed, left

Side button snap fixed holder + spring, left PN: JP-TP-7715-SNAP-BTN-FIX-L-x PN: KP-TP-7715-SNAP-SPRING

Side snap fixed, right

Side button snap fixed holder + spring, right PN: JP-TP-7715-SNAP-BTN-FIX-R-x PN: KP-TP-7715-SNAP-SPRING

Side snap, left

Side button activity snap, left PN: JP-TP-7715-SNAP-BTN-L-x

Side snap, right

Side button activity snap, right PN: JP-TP-7715-SNAP-BTN-R-x

HDD fixed bracket

2.5” HDD fixed bracket PN: KP-TP-7715-HDD-FIX-BRKT

HDD bay

2.5” HDD bay PN: KP-TP-7715-HDD-BRKT

1st HDD / SSD

1st 2.5” HDD / SSD PN:BP-HDD-500GB-5400(7200), BP-SSD-64GB(128GB)(256GB)

Heat pipe module

Heat pipe module, copper block & pipe x2 PN: IA-PAP-TP-7715-HEATPIPE-MOUDLE

Mylar

Heat pipe copper block mylar PN: IA-PAP-TP-7715-HEATPIPE-MYLAR

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Heat pipe bracket

Heat pipe module bracket (5PCS used) PN: KP-TP-7715-HEATPIPE-BRKT

Under snap

Under snap PN: KP-TP-7715-REAR-D-SNAP-BRKT

Left cover

Rear left cover PN: JP-TP-7715-R-LEFT-COVER-x

Rear cover

Aluminum die casting rear cover PN: KP-TP-7715-REAR-COVER-x

Top cover

Rear top cover PN: JP-TP-7715-R-TOP-COVER-x(-TYS)

Right cover

Rear right cover PN: JP-TP-7715-R-RIGHT-COVER-x

Stand

Aluminum die casting stand + metal sheet(2PCS used) PN: KP-TP-7715-STAND-x PN: KP-TP-7715-MAGNET-METAL

Base

Aluminum die casting base PN: KP-TP-7715-BASE

ARM

Holder arm PN: KP-TP-7715-HOLDER-ARM-x

Hinge

Arm hinge PN: KP-TP-7715-HINGE-75KG

Stand front cover

Stand front cover PN: JP-TP-7715-STAND-FRONT-COVER-x

Stand rear cover

Stand rear cover + magnet (2PCS used) PN: JP-TP-7715-STAND-REAR-COVER-x PN: KP-TP-7715-MAGNET

Stand top cover

Stand top cover with rubber PN: SEMI-TP-7715-STAND-T-COV-xx

Stand base cover

Stand base cover PN: JP-TP-7715-STAND-BASE-COVER-x

39a

Adapter 90W

Adapter 90watts 12V / 7.5A PN: DP-PWRC-EA10951F-ED-300MM

39b

Adapter 150W

Adapter 150watts 12V / 12.5A PN: DP-PWRC-EA11701E-ED

40a

Adapter bracket

Adapter bracket PN: KP-TP-7715-PWR-BRKT

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2nd HDD bay

2nd 2.5” HDD bay (optional) PN: KP-TP-7715-HDD-BAY

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2nd HDD / SSD

2nd 2.5” HDD / SSD PN:BP-HDD-500GB-5400(7200), BP-SSD-64GB(128GB)(256GB)