PCWS 2015 Setup Guide - 2nd Edition 3-11
What’s Inside?
Disassembling the PCWS 2015
DMA Enabled CF Card XBRB36 (Revision D or later System Board)
With the introduction of the Revision D System Board, the SATA to IDE
Bridge located on the SATA CF Riser Card moves to the System Board.
The SATA CF Riser Card used on Revision C System Boards is not
compatible with the Revision D and later boards.
On PCWS 2015 System Boards, the IDE1 connector returns allowing the
DMA Enabled CF Riser Card already used in most MICROS Workstations
to be used.
The left side of Figure 3-10 shows the SATA CF Riser Card used on 2015
Revision C System Boards, while the right side is an example of the DMA
Enabled Riser Card used on 2015 Revision D (and later) System Board or
the Workstation 5A and 5A DC.
The left side of shows a DMA Enabled CF Riser Card and bracket from the
Workstation 5A while the right side displays the PCWS 2015 SATA CF
Riser Card and Bracket.
Figure 3-10: PCWS 2015 CF Riser Cards Compared
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