KeysightPXI M9036A Embedded Controller
Startup Guide
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Introduction
Keysight’s M9036A is a 3U PXIe Embedded Controller providing:
- Intel Core
TM
i5-520E, 2.4 GHz processor.
- 4GB (or optional 8GB) 1333 MHz DDR3 Memory
*
.
- 160GB SATA 2.5 inch solid state drive (SSD).
- Integrated IO on the front panel includes Gigabit Ethernet ports, four USB 2.0
ports, micro D-sub GPIB connector, ExpressCard 34, DVI-I Video, etc.
- Front Panel SMB Trigger Connector used to route an external trigger signal
(TTL level) to/from the PXI backplane with software trigger.
- Preloaded with Keysight IO Libraries Suite and one of these operating
systems:
– Microsoft Windows 7 32-bit or 64-bit
– Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 (WES 7) 32-bit or 64-bit
– Windows XP 32-bit
- Pre-installed IVI drivers for the Keysight M9018A 18-slot PXIe chassis.
Related Documentation
A Windows 7, WES 7, or XP Operating System and all M9036A drivers were
installed at the factory, no additional drivers are required. No printed
documentation other than this Startup Guide is supplied with the controller. This
Startup Guide and User Guide are also found on the Product Information CD
supplied with the controller.
Complete M9036A documentation, as well as the M9018A chassis
documentation, is available preinstalled on the M9036A SSD. From the Windows
Start button, select All Programs > Keysight > M9036A or M9018A.
Adobe Reader is required to view the documentation supplied on the M9036A
and product CD. It is available free at: http://get.adobe.com/reader. You should
install this on your M9036A prior to attempting to open a .PDF file.
For the latest M9036A specifications, go to: www.keysight.com/find/M9036A.
* The M9036A has two 240-pin, RDIMM sockets that support DDR3-1333 REG/ECC RAM sticks. Each socket
supports memory modules up to 4GB for a total memory capacity of 8GB. The standard M9036A configuration
is a single 4GB memory module with a factory option to add a second 4GB memory module. The ability of
addressing 4GB memory is operating system dependent. A 32-bit OS system may not be able to address the
full 4GB memory space. To use the full 4GB/8GB memory, a 64-bit OS must be used.
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