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Provides a comprehensive overview of the CP308's features, design, and capabilities.
Details the specific features and characteristics of the CP308 board.
Explains how the CP308 can be expanded using various optional modules and interfaces.
Details the CP308-HDD module for expanded legacy PC I/O ports.
Details the CP308-MEDIA module for multimedia I/O capabilities.
Describes the CP-RIO3-04 rear I/O module for comprehensive rear connectivity.
Covers the optional USB 2.0 NAND Flash module support for storage.
Illustrates the board's layout and functional block diagram for visual understanding.
Presents the functional block diagram of the CP308 for system architecture visualization.
Describes the components and LEDs located on the front panel of the CP308.
Illustrates the physical layout of components on the top and bottom views of the CP308 board.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the CP308, including hardware and interfaces.
Details Kontron's in-house support for operating systems and drivers for the CP308.
Lists the various industry standards that the CP308 product complies with.
References other publications containing relevant information for the CP308 product.
Describes the processor, memory capabilities, and the Intel GS45 Express Chipset.
Details the Intel Core 2 Duo processors supported by the CP308, including features.
Explains the DDR3 SDRAM memory support, including configurations and specifications.
Provides an overview of the Intel GS45 GMCH and ICH9M-SFF I/O Controller Hub.
Details the standard peripherals available on the CP308 board, such as timers and I/O.
Describes the real-time clock and counter/timer functions integrated into the CP308.
Explains the user-configurable watchdog timer and its operation modes.
Covers the 3.0V coin cell lithium battery for the RTC and its replacement procedure.
Details the various sources that can trigger a reset for the CP308.
Describes the SPI Flash chips used for redundant uEFI BIOS and their protection.
Covers the optional USB 2.0 NAND Flash module and its connection.
Explains the support for 8HP expansion modules like CP308-HDD and CP308-MEDIA.
Details the iTPM for enhanced security, supporting TPM Specification Version 1.2.
Describes the various physical and logical interfaces available on the CP308 board.
Explains the function and status indications of the front panel LEDs.
Describes the bicolor SMC LED for system management controller status.
Details the 4-bit DIP switch used for board configuration settings.
Covers the eight USB 2.0 ports, their speed capabilities, and connection recommendations.
Describes the integrated Intel GS45 graphics accelerator and its capabilities.
Details the two 10/100/1000 Base-T Gigabit Ethernet interfaces and their features.
Explains the two SATA connectors for connecting HDDs/SSDs and other SATA devices.
Describes the CompactPCI interface, including system controller and peripheral slot modes.
Details the functionality and pinouts of the CompactPCI connectors J1 and J2.
Covers the optional rear I/O connectivity for peripherals and its required backplane.
Explains the dedicated SMC for system management tasks, control, and sensors.
Outlines essential safety precautions to be observed during installation and operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for the initial installation of the CP308 in a system.
Details the standard procedures for removing the CP308 board from a system.
Explains the process for inserting or removing the CP308 while the system is powered on.
Details the procedure for replacing the CP308 board while the system is powered on.
Guides the installation of various peripheral devices and modules onto the CP308.
Covers the installation of USB Plug and Play peripherals like keyboards and mice.
Provides instructions for installing the optional USB 2.0 NAND Flash module.
Covers the installation of external SATA devices connected via normal cabling.
Details the installation of a 2.5-inch HDD/SSD into the CP308-HDD or CP308-MEDIA module.
Explains the installation of CompactFlash cards into the CP308-HDD or CP308-MEDIA module.
Covers the installation of SD/SDHC cards into the CP308-MEDIA module.
Details the installation of PCI Express Mini Cards into the CP308-MEDIA module.
Refers to device-specific documentation for the physical installation of rear I/O devices.
Provides instructions for replacing the 3.0V lithium battery for the RTC.
Refers to driver kit files and OS documentation for software and driver installation.
Details the configuration settings using the 4-bit DIP switch SW1.
Explains the function of jumpers JP1, JP2, and JP3 for configuration and BIOS settings.
Describes special registers used by the CP308 for hardware features and CompactPCI control.
Details registers used to monitor and configure the System Management Controller (SMC).
Covers system power requirements, voltage limits, and operational ranges for the CP308.
Discusses the CP308 baseboard's design for optimal power input and distribution.
Specifies requirements for backplanes to ensure optimal power distribution and stability.
Provides guidelines for selecting power supply units, including reserve and stability requirements.
Details the requirements for power supply voltage rise time and ramp-up characteristics.
Explains the required power-up sequence between +5V and +3.3V outputs.
Describes the voltage tolerance requirements for the CPCI connector inputs.
Covers the power supply stability requirements under various load conditions.
Details power consumption values for the CP308 and its accessories under various conditions.
Lists the power consumption for various CP308 accessories like keyboard and mouse.
Indicates the basic start-up currents of the CP308 during the first seconds after power-on.
Covers the power consumption of the CP308 in standby mode for Wake-on-LAN.
Explains the board's internal temperature sensors for monitoring and control.
Illustrates the locations of temperature sensors Temp1 and Temp2 on the CP308 board.
Details processor thermal monitoring features like DTS, TM1, TM2, and failure sensors.
Describes the on-die digital thermal sensors for reading processor die temperature.
Explains the thermal diode sensor used by the SMC to measure processor die temperature.
Details the TM1 sensor's role in controlling processor temperature and power consumption.
Explains the TM2 sensor's function in regulating processor temperature via Intel Speedstep.
Describes the operation and configuration of TM1 and TM2 features within the CPU.
Covers the sensor that protects the processor from catastrophic overheating.
Describes the thermal sensors integrated into the Intel GS45 GMCH for management.
Details the two on-die thermal sensors within the GS45 GMCH for thermal management.
Explains the external thermal sensor notification inputs for the GS45 GMCH.
Describes the GS45 GMCH thermal trip assertion indicating potential damage.
Covers external airflow requirements and operational limits based on power and temperature.
Illustrates operational limits based on airflow, temperature, and CPU power consumption.
Considers thermal requirements for peripherals attached to the CP308 board.
Provides a general overview of the CP308-HDD module's design and capabilities.
Lists the technical specifications for the CP308-HDD module, including interfaces and general data.
Illustrates the functional block diagram of the CP308-HDD module.
Shows the front panel layout of the 8HP CP308 when equipped with the CP308-HDD module.
Illustrates the physical layout of components on the top and bottom views of the CP308-HDD module.
Details the various interfaces available on the CP308-HDD module, both front panel and onboard.
Describes the PS/2 keyboard and mouse connector and its pinout.
Explains the RS-232 serial port (COM1) and its connectivity.
Covers the two USB 2.0 ports on the CP308-HDD module and their specifications.
Details the optional USB 2.0 NAND Flash module connection and features.
Describes the DVI-D interface and provides its connector pinout.
Explains the CompactFlash card socket, its connection, and supported card types.
Details the SATA connector J7 for connecting 2.5-inch SATA HDDs/SSDs.
Covers the 3.0V coin cell lithium battery for the RTC on the CP308-HDD module.
Provides a general overview of the CP308-MEDIA module's design and multimedia capabilities.
Lists the technical specifications for the CP308-MEDIA module, including audio and display interfaces.
Illustrates the functional block diagram of the CP308-MEDIA module.
Shows the front panel layout of the 8HP CP308 when equipped with the CP308-MEDIA module.
Illustrates the physical layout of components on the top and bottom views of the CP308-MEDIA module.
Details the various interfaces on the CP308-MEDIA module, including display, audio, and storage.
Describes the two DisplayPort interfaces for connecting monitors and their capabilities.
Details the HD audio codec chip and the audio ports it supports.
Provides detailed specifications for the HD audio interfaces, including sampling rates and dynamic range.
Explains the triple audio jack on the front panel and its audio interface functions.
Describes the S/P-DIF-Out interface for transmitting digital audio data.
Covers the CD-In interface for connecting peripheral audio devices like CD-ROMs.
Details the internal line-out mono interface for connecting audio devices.
Explains the onboard RS-232 COM port (COM1) and its data transfer capabilities.
Details the PCI Express Mini Card socket and its supported interfaces.
Covers the SD/SDHC card socket for flash-based memory expansion.
Details the SATA connector J7 for connecting 2.5-inch SATA HDDs/SSDs.
Explains the CompactFlash card socket, its connection, and supported card types.
Covers the 3.0V coin cell lithium battery for the RTC on the CP308-MEDIA module.
Provides an overview of the CP-RIO3-04 rear I/O module for peripheral connectivity.
Lists the technical specifications for the CP-RIO3-04 rear I/O module, including interfaces.
Illustrates the front panel layouts for the 4HP and 8HP versions of the CP-RIO3-04 module.
Shows the physical layout of components for both 4HP and 8HP versions of the CP-RIO3-04 module.
Details the various interfaces provided by the CP-RIO3-04 module, including USB, VGA, and Ethernet.
Covers the two USB interfaces on the CP-RIO3-04 module and their transfer rates.
Describes the 15-pin female connector J7 used to connect a VGA monitor.
Details the RJ-45 connectors for Gigabit Ethernet and auto-negotiation features.
Explains the two COM ports for connecting RS-232 devices and their pinouts.
Describes the connector J13 for system cooling fans and power supply management.
Details the onboard SATA connectors J5 and J6 for connecting HDDs and other SATA devices.
Covers the rear I/O interface signals conducted through the CompactPCI connector rJ2.
General| Brand | Kontron |
|---|---|
| Model | CP308 |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
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