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Emerson MITX-430, MITX-440-DVI-2E Operating System and Driver Support, Supported Operating System

Models: MITX-430 MITX-440-DVI-2E

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Chapter 6

Operating System and Driver Support

6.1Supported Operating System

The supported Operating Systems are:

zMicrosoft XP SP3

zMicrosoft XP Embedded

zRedhat Fedora Core 11

6.2Supported Drivers

Table 6-1 Supported Drivers

Drivers	WinXP 32bit	WinXP 64bit	Redhat Fedora

Chipset	Yes	Yes	N/A

Graphic	Yes	Yes	N/A

WG82567V	Yes	Yes	Yes

WG82574L	Yes	Yes	Yes

Audio Codec	Yes	Yes	Yes

MITX-430/MITX-440-DVI-2E Installation and Use Guide (6806800K37B)

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Contents

MITX-430/MITX-440-DVI-2E Contact Address Contents Contents Operation OEM-Reserved Status Code Ranges List of Tables List of Tables Table A-1 List of Tables List of Figures List of Figures Overview of Contents About this ManualAbbreviations About this Manual GBE PWM Conventions Notation DescriptionBold Comments and Suggestions Summary of ChangesAbout this Manual About this Manual Part Number Publication Date DescriptionAbout this Manual About this Manual Single Core Processor Board Features FeaturesFunction Features IntroductionUSB IntroductionMITX-440-DVI-2E Dual Core Processor Board FeaturesIntroduction Standard Compliances Standard CompliancesStandard Description Declaration of Conformity Mechanical Data Board AccessoriesOrdering Information Supported Board ModelsProduct Identification Dual Core Processor Board -Serial Number Location Introduction Environmental and Power Requirements Hardware Preparation and InstallationEnvironmental Requirements Environmental RequirementsCritical Temperature Spots Hardware Preparation and InstallationMaximum Allowable Temperature 0C Thermal RequirementsFull Loading Running Burn-in Test Power Requirements Single Core Processor BoardIdle Mode Power Consumption Power Requirements Dual Core Processor Board VGA and Lvds dual display, without DVI display Board Thermal Management Board Thermal Management and PlacementBoard Thermal Management Shipment Inspection Unpacking and Inspecting the BoardEnvironmental Damage Preparing the Installation EnvironmentInstalling the Processor Cooler Processor Cooler Installation and RemovalMemory Module Installation and Removal Removing Memory Module Hardware Preparation and Installation Board Layout Controls, LEDs, and ConnectorsDual Core Motherboard Components Controls, LEDs, and ConnectorsClear Cmos P3 ConnectorsLvds Header J5 Clear CmosLvds Power Lvds Backlight Header P23Mini IDE Header J8 USB Flash Header Pin Definition USB Flash Header P10ELO Touch Screen Header P6 USB Header P12USB Header Pin Definition ELO Touch Screen Header Pin DefinitionGpio Header P4 COM Header P9, P2711 RS-232/422/485 P18 12 RS-232/422/485 Jumper Selection P28 Power COM P8, P2613 COM4, COM5 Header Pin Definition 14 COM4, COM5 Pin9 Selection15 TPM Header Pin Definition TPM Header P2Front Panel Header P15 LPT Header P1116 LPT Header Pin Definition 17 Front Panel Header Pin Definition18 Bios Program Header Pin Definition Bios Program Header P16Fan Header P1, P13 19 Smart Fan Header Pin DefinitionMini Pcie LED P14 20 Mini Pcie Wireless LAN LED Header Pin DefinitionCase Open Header P25 21 Case Open Header Pin DefinitionFunctional Description Block DiagramPineview-D Processor SMBus Interface and DevicesFunctional Description Board I2C Device Connection Ethernet Interfaces System MemoryPCI-E Port I2C Device AddressPCI-E Connection USB InterfaceUSB Ports Connection VGA, LVDS, LPC, and Audio InterfaceGpio Configuration Bios DeviceDVI Interface 11 IDEICH8-M Gpio Definition 12.2 ICH8-M GpioGPIO12 Well Default Signal Description Implementation Power Name TypeGPIO36 Chipset Clock Generator VideoStorage Super I/O HW MonitorSPI Flash Power Management Watchdog TimerDebug ManageabilityFunctional Description Initiating Setup Boot ProcessOperation PostSetup Utility Setup UtilityMain Menu OperationAdvanced Menu Legacy Oprom SupportAdvanced Menu Trusted Computing Acpi SettingsCPU Configuration S5 RTC Wake SettingExecute Disable Bit IDE ConfigurationCRT LFP DVI CRT +LFP CRT +DVI 10 IGD-LCD ControlEhci Hand-off 11 USB Configuration12 EMC2103 H/W Monitor 13 Super IO Configuration15 Serial Port 2 Configuration 14 Serial Port 1 Configuration17 Serial Port 4 Configuration 16 Serial Port 3 Configuration19 Serial Port 6 Configuration 18 Serial Port 5 Configuration21 Watchdog Timer Configuration 20 Parallel Port Configuration23 Serial Port Console Redirection 22 W83627UHG H/W Monitor24 COM1 and COM2 Console Redirection Settings Bits per second 25 Chipset Menu Chipset Menu26 Host Bridge 27 South Bridge28 Boot Menu Boot MenuSave & Exit Menu Security Menu29 Security Menu 30 Save & Exit MenuStatus Code Ranges Post Codes31 Status Code Ranges Status Code Range DescriptionSEC Status Codes Standard Status Codes32 SEC Status Codes Status Code Description33 PEI Status Codes Operation PEI Status Codes0x36 S3 Resume Progress Codes PEI Beep Codes 34 PEI Beep Codes# of Beeps Description 35 DXE Status Codes Operation DXE Status CodesOperation Operation CPU Exception Status Codes DXE Beep Codes36 DXE Beep Codes 37 CPU Exception Status Codes38 ASL Status Codes ASL Status Codes39 OEM-Reserved Status Code Ranges OEM-Reserved Status Code RangesOperation Supported Operating System Operating System and Driver SupportSupported Drivers Supported DriversOperating System and Driver Support Table A-2 Related Specifications Related SpecificationsARelated Documentation Emerson Embedded Communications Computing Documents108 Related DocumentationSafety Notes EMC Safety NotesVcci InstallationSafety Notes Safety Notes System Overheating Cooling Vents OperationSafety Notes Safety Notes Personal Injury or Short Circuits Blade or Power Supply Configuration Switches/JumpersGrounding Connectors and Cabling Safety Notes PEM Safety Notes Fans/Blowers Safety Notes Expansion and FRU Replacement Safety Notes System Damage If the system is overloaded it gets damaged Hot SwapSFP/SFP+ Modules PMC ModulesLaser BatterySafety Notes Environment Safety Notes Sicherheitshinweise Sicherheitshinweise System Installation Sicherheitshinweise Sicherheitshinweise Überhitzung des Systems Lüftungsöffnungen BetriebSicherheitshinweise Sicherheitshinweise Verletzungen oder Kurzschlüsse Blade oder Stromversorgung Schaltereinstellungen Erdung Stecker und Verkabelung Sicherheitshinweise PEM Sicherheitshinweise Lüfter Beschädigung der Lüfter Erweiterung und FRU Austausch Sicherheitshinweise Hot Swap Fehlfunktion des Produktes und/oder Verletzungsgefahr PMC ModuleBatterie Sicherheitshinweise Umweltschutz Index Index Page Embedded 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