CONTROL SYSTEMS
Issue B
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Unpacking & Connecting Up
Arcom’s Embedded Linux development kits are shipped ‘ready to run’. All you need to do is
remove the various components from the packaging and connect them up.
Remember that a number of the components are static sensitive so standard anti-static
precautions should be taken while unpacking.
Refer to the diagram below and follow the numbered instructions to ensure that everything is
correctly connected.
Mouse
1. Remove the ELAN-104NC CPU board from the packaging and place it on a static free
work surface.
2. Plug the mouse into the socket labelled 'PL16 MSE'.
3. Plug a keyboard into the socket labelled 'PL4 KBD' using the PS/2 adapter if required.
4. Plug the Ethernet cable into the socket labelled ‘PL5 Network’ and plug the other end
into your development system. The cable supplied in the kit is a crossover cable,
designed to go directly between the ELAN-104NC and another PC. If you want to
connect to an existing network you will need a straight through cable instead. For
further details consult your IT administration department.
5. If your kit was not supplied with an LCD then plug a video monitor into the supplied
adapter cable and plug the adapter cable into the socket labelled 'PL11 CRT'. If you
intend to use a LCD panel, DO NOT plug in a monitor.
6. If your kit was supplied with an LCD, plug the interface cable between the ELAN-104NC
socket labelled ‘LCD Panel PL1’, and the flat panel interface board (FPIF) socket ‘PL1’.
