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General| Video Output | 1 x VGA, 1 x HDMI |
|---|---|
| Memory | 1 x DDR3L SO-DIMM, Max. 8GB |
| Operating System | Windows 10 IoT Enterprise |
| Ethernet | 2x Gigabit Ethernet ports |
| Processor | Intel Celeron J1900 Quad-Core |
Legal notice regarding copyright and reproduction rights.
Mentions registered trademarks and product names used for identification.
States the manual is a guide, subject to change, and may contain errors.
Confirms compliance with FCC and CE directives for the product.
Outlines the 2-year warranty period, coverage, and exclusions for product defects.
Details the Return Merchandise Authorization process for product service and repairs.
Lists necessary information and contacts for technical support.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and note symbols in the manual.
Introduces the Spectra PowerBox 410 as a rugged, high-performance workstation.
Showcases key features like performance, modularity, and rugged design.
Visual representation of the Spectra PowerBox 410's front and rear panels.
Lists the main technical advantages and capabilities of the system.
Comprehensive details on processor, memory, storage, and I/O interfaces.
Describes the system's input/output ports and their functions.
Details the connectors, buttons, and LEDs on the front of the unit.
Details the connectors and ports available on the rear of the unit.
Illustrates how optional modules fit into the system's I/O expansion slots.
Provides physical dimensions and mounting hole specifications.
Identifies the physical placement of connectors and switches on the motherboard.
Diagram showing component layout on the motherboard's top side.
Diagram showing component layout on the motherboard's bottom side.
Lists and defines all onboard switches and connectors with their locations.
Explains the function and settings for various DIP switches and buttons.
Details pin assignments for key connectors like Mini-PCIe, M.2, and USB.
Step-by-step guide for safely opening the system chassis for installation.
Instructions for installing CPU and memory modules on the motherboard.
Detailed procedure for inserting the CPU into its socket correctly.
Guide for inserting SO-DIMM memory modules into the system's slots.
Steps for installing Mini-PCIe or mSATA cards into the expansion slots.
Instructions for attaching external antennas to the rear panel.
Instructions for reassembling the system after component installation.
Notes that the PCH thermal pad is pre-installed, requiring no further action.
Steps for securely reattaching the system's top cover.
Steps for securely reattaching the system's bottom cover.
Instructions for installing components accessible from the front panel.
Procedure to remove the front panel cover plate for component access.
Guide for installing a 2.5" SATA HDD or SSD into the front bay.
Step-by-step guide for inserting a SIM card into its designated slot.
Instructions for properly installing or replacing the CMOS battery.
Steps to secure the front panel cover after component installation.
Guide for installing an optional external cooling fan.
Instructions for attaching wall mount brackets to the system for installation.
Instructions for attaching DIN-rail mounting brackets to the system.
Guide for mounting the system using VESA standards (75mm or 100mm).
Instructions for attaching side mount brackets for wall or rack installation.
Explains the function and purpose of the BIOS on the motherboard.
Describes the primary BIOS setup screen and navigation controls.
Instructions on how to set the system date within the BIOS utility.
Instructions on how to set the system time within the BIOS utility.
Details various advanced system configuration options available in the BIOS.
Options for configuring CPU-related features and settings.
Settings for managing SATA controllers and drive modes (AHCI/RAID).
Configuration settings for the Platform Controller Hub Firmware.
Options related to security features like TPM and PCR banks.
Configuration for system power management and sleep states.
Settings for the Super I/O device, including serial ports.
Displays real-time system status like voltages, temperatures, and fan speeds.
Options to configure system wake-up events from S5 state.
Settings for enabling serial console redirection for remote management.
Options for configuring USB support, including legacy support.
Settings for the UEFI network stack support.
Controls compatibility support module settings for legacy/UEFI boot.
Configuration options related to the system's chipset.
Settings for the System Agent, affecting graphics and memory controllers.
Configuration options for Platform Controller Hub I/O devices.
BIOS security settings, including administrator and user passwords.
Allows setting an administrator password to protect BIOS setup.
Allows setting a user password for system boot access and BIOS utility.
Options for configuring system boot order and behavior.
Sets the time in seconds for setup activation key entry.
Determines the initial state of the NumLock key upon system startup.
Option to enable or disable the quiet boot feature.
Enables a faster boot process by skipping some device initializations.
Sets the priority order for legacy boot devices.
Options for saving configuration changes, resetting, and exiting the BIOS setup.
Describes the applications and development considerations for Digital I/O interfaces.
Details how to program and configure the system's Digital I/O pins and registers.
Lists the pin assignments for Digital Input (DI) and Digital Output (DO).
Outlines the sequential steps for configuring DIO registers using index/data ports.
Specifies important registers for controlling DIO behavior and status.
Provides example C code for controlling Digital I/O functionality.
Shows the bit mapping for Digital Input (DI) and Digital Output (DO) states.
Specifies the default base I/O port addresses for DIO functionality.
Details the electrical characteristics and specifications for the DIO interfaces.
Defines the pinouts for the digital input and output terminal block connectors.
Details the COM module's D-Sub connector and voltage function settings.
Defines the M12 connector pinouts for LAN and PoE modules.
Explains the switches for the IGN module and voltage mode settings.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the COM module into the system.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the DIO module into the system.
Guide for installing high-speed CMI modules, such as LAN modules.
Instructions for installing the PoE daughterboard module.
Guide for installing the Power Ignition module into the system.
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