Ampro Corporation P/N 5001795A REV A manual ReadyPanel Setup, Using this Guide, Requirements

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Chapter 1 ReadyPanel Setup

About the ReadyPanel

The ReadyPanel products are intended for users of turn-key embedded systems who prefer long life cycle, configuration controlled computers over desktop grade systems with frequently changing motherboards. ReadyPanel models feature the ReadyBoard single board computer (SBC), with a range of processors from the Intel Celeron→ M CPU to the Intel Pentium→ M CPU, and a range of SODIMMs described in the reference manual of each ReadyBoard product. The desired operating system (OS) is pre-loaded onto the internal compact flash card. Just load your application software and you are ready to use your system applications.

Using this Guide

This guide provides the most efficient way to set up your ReadyPanel with your desired operating system (OS). The instructions provided in this guide include:

Removing the ReadyPanel from the shipping container and inspecting the accessories

Connecting peripherals to the ReadyPanel

Powering up the ReadyPanel

Information not provided in this User’s Guide includes:

ReadyBoard specifications

Environmental requirements

ReadyBoard connector/pin numbers and definitions

Operating system programming or operating instructions

NOTE Refer to Ampro’s Linux OS manual or other OS manufacturers’ manuals for instructions when using OS software.

Requirements

The following peripherals and devices are needed to make full use of the ReadyPanel.

Peripherals (customer provided):

PS/2 keyboard and PS/2 mouse - optional

CRT or LCD monitor (VGA) - optional

Power Supply (customer supplied):

ATX, AT, or Dual Voltage Lab power supply (+5VDC to +12VDC)

CAUTION Using a power supply with a higher voltage will damage the system.

Optional device/Peripheral connections:

Ethernet (LAN) connection

USB device connections

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Contents ReadyPanelTM User’s Guide Audience Assumptions Contents User’s Guide ReadyPanel Requirements ReadyPanel SetupUsing this Guide What’s in the Box Power SpecificationsPreparations Setting Up the Work SpaceLocating the I/O Connectors Installing Mounting HardwareTouch Screen Air VentsVGA Angle View of ReadyPanel I/O Panel Connecting the Power SupplyLinux 2.6 OS is shown as an example Applying Power to the ReadyPanelUser’s Guide ReadyPanel Tools Required ReadyPanel ComponentsOpening the ReadyPanel Enclosure To remove the cover of the ReadyPanelExploded View of ReadyPanel Assembly with Cover and Screws To Remove the Sodimm from the ReadyPanel See -2and Figure Replacing the ReadyPanel MemoryExploded View of Enclosure with Chassis and Board Bottom view of Chassis with Sodimm in Socket To Install the Sodimm into the ReadyPanelUser’s Guide ReadyPanel Http//ampro.custhelp.com Appendix a Technical SupportAppendix a