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tBOX300-510-FL Series U

ser’s Manual 

 

Connector and jumper settings

 

16 

3.1.7  LAN Connector (LAN1~ LAN4) 

The RJ-45 LAN connectors can support 10/100/1000Mbps. 

Ethernet (optional) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3.1.8  SIM Card Connector 

The  SIM  Card  slot  is  an  ISO  7816  standard  6-pin  connector  used  in  conjunction  with  a  PCI 
Express Mini Card. 

Pin 

Signal 

LOCK

OPEN

C1

C2

C3

C5

C6

C7

 

C1 

SIM_PWR 

C2 

SIM_RESET 

C3 

SIM_CLK 

C5 

GND 

C6 

SIM_VPP 

C7 

SIM_DATA 

Pin 

Description 

10/100Base-T 

1000Base-T 

1 

Transmit Data+ or Bidirectional 

TX+ 

BI_DA+ 

2 

Transmit Data- or Bidirectional 

TX- 

BI_DA- 

3 

Receive Data+ or Bidirectional 

RX+ 

BI_DB+ 

4 

Not Connected or Bidirectional 

N.C. 

BI_DC+ 

5 

Not Connected or Bidirectional 

N.C. 

BI_DC- 

6 

Receive Data- or Bidirectional 

RX- 

BI_DB- 

7 

Not Connected or Bidirectional 

N.C. 

BI_DD+ 

8 

Not Connected or Bidirectional 

N.C. 

BI_DD- 

B  Speed LED 

OFF/Green 

Orange 

A  Activity Link LED (Orange) 

OFF: No Link 

Blinking: Data activity detected 

 

Summary of Contents for tBOX300-510-FL Series

Page 1: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series Embedded System User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...usefulness of any information in this document Axiomtek does not make any commitment to update the information in this manual Axiomtek reserves the right to change or revise this document and or product at any time without notice No part of this document may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwi...

Page 3: ...sensitive components Make sure the tBOX300 510 FL is properly grounded 5 Make sure the voltage of the power source is correct before connecting the equipment to the power outlet 6 Turn OFF the system power before cleaning Clean the system using a cloth only Do not spray any liquid cleaner directly onto the screen 7 Do not leave this equipment in an uncontrolled environment where the storage temper...

Page 4: ...nent for the computer please read and understand the details below fully When you need to clean the device please rub it with a piece of dry cloth 1 Be cautious of the tiny removable components when you use a vacuum cleaner to absorb the dirt on the floor 2 Turn the system off before you start to clean up the component or computer 3 Never drop the components inside the computer or get circuit boar...

Page 5: ...rubbing alcohol You may moisten a piece of cloth a bit with some water or rubbing alcohol and rub it on the computer Unknown solvents may be harmful to the plastics parts Vacuum cleaner Using a vacuum cleaner to suck dust dirt hair cigarette particles and other particles out of a computer can be one of the best methods of cleaning a computer Over time these items can restrict the airflow in a comp...

Page 6: ...s Acknowledgments Axiomtek is a trademark of Axiomtek Co Ltd Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation AMI is a registered trademark of American Megatrends Inc IBM PC AT PS 2 VGA are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation Intel and Atom are trademarks of Intel Corporation Winbond is a trademark of Winbond Electronics Corp Other brand names and trademarks are the properties...

Page 7: ...DVI Connector 13 3 1 2 Serial Port Connector 14 3 1 3 USB3 0 Stack Ports 14 3 1 4 Front View LED Indicators 15 3 1 5 Rear View LED Indicators 15 3 1 6 DC Power Input Connector 15 3 1 7 LAN Connector LAN1 LAN4 16 3 1 8 SIM Card Connector 16 3 1 9 PCI Express Mini Card Connector 17 3 1 10 Antenna Opening 18 3 1 11 HDD Tray Locker 18 3 1 12 Remote Switch Connector 18 3 1 13 Value Added Module Specifi...

Page 8: ...2 Installing RAID Manager Tool 43 CHAPTER 6 USING RAID MANAGER TOOL 45 6 1 Overview 45 6 2 Creating RAID 46 6 3 Deleting RAID 47 6 4 RAID Rebuilding 48 6 5 Marvell BIOS Utility 50 APPENDIX A WATCHDOG TIMER 51 ...

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Page 11: ... 15W processor onboard Support SO DIMM DDR4 2133 up to 32GB CE FCC IEC 60945 EN 50155 certified Fanless with operating temperature range of 25 C 70 C with W T SSD 0 C 60 C with HDD 25 C 60 C with VAM701 703 1 COM Port RS 232 422 485 Supports USB 3 0 and SATA3 4x removable lockable 2 5 SATA drive bays 3x internal mini PCIe slot and 2x SIM socket Supports 1 Port 10 100 1000 Base T Ethernet LAN conne...

Page 12: ...I I 1 2 2 System I O Front Side 1x DVI I female connector 2x Screw audio connectors MIC IN LINE OUT 1x RJ 45 10 100 1000 Mbps Ethernet 4x USB 3 0 1x DB9 serial console for RS232 422 485 1x Remote power switch 1x Reset button Rear Side 1 x M12 or terminal block DC in optional 4x Antenna opening 1 x PoE power supply input optional 1 x modular IO slot for value added module 1 2 3 System Specification...

Page 13: ...dom 1Grms w HDD 5 500Hz X Y Z direction random Weight 5 5 kg 12 1lb without package 6 8kg 14 96lb with package Dimensions 321mm 12 64 W x 210 2mm 8 28 D x 105 33mm 4 17 H NOTE All specifications and images are subject to change without notice 1 2 4 Driver CD Content Chipset Driver Graphics Driver Audio Driver Ethernet Driver ME Driver RAID Driver RAID Manager Tool VAM Module Driver ...

Page 14: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual Introduction 4 1 3 Dimensions The following diagrams show the dimensions and outlines of the tBOX300 510 FL Top View Bottom View ...

Page 15: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual Introduction 5 Front View Side View Rear View Terminal block DC IN w o VAM Rear View Terminal block DC IN w VAM701 ...

Page 16: ...ies User s Manual Introduction 6 Rear View M12 DC IN w o VAM Rear View M12 DC IN w VAM701 1 4 I O Outlets The following figures show the I O outlets on the front and rear views of the tBOX300 510 FL Front View Rear View ...

Page 17: ... 1 Foot pad x 4 Wall mount bracket x 2 DRAM thermal pad x 4 HDD Mylar x 8 SATA drive key x 4 Power terminal block or M12 power cable x 1 optional Remote switch cable x1 optional HDD SSD mSATA optional Express Mini Card module optional Wireless module x 1 optional Value added module x 1 optional NOTE Please contact your local distributor if any of the above mentioned items is missing or damaged DO ...

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Page 19: ... show you how to install the hardware 2 1 Installing the Swappable HDD SSD Value added Module VAM Step 1 Attach a piece of Mylar on the back of an HDD SSD as shown Step 2 As shown in the picture slide the HDD SSD into the SATA tray Insert screws into each side of the SATA drive through the corresponding holes Step 3 Install the SATA drive into the slot and fasten the screw to lock the SATA drive t...

Page 20: ...the module is on the track and slide the module fully into the slot Secure the module by fastening the screws 2 2 Installing the DDR module and Express Mini Card Step 1 Make sure system power is off and unplug the power cord Step 2 Turn the tBOX300 510 FL upside down loosen the cover screws and lift the bracket as shown Step 3 Loosen the screws as shown below to remove the cover and put the therma...

Page 21: ...he DDR module with caution and put the thermal pad on the DDR module again Than screw the DDR cover to finish the installation For the Express Mini card Step 1 Slide a SIM or Mini card into their respective slot with caution Step 2 Fasten the screws to complete the installation ...

Page 22: ... RJ 45 GbE VAM703 4 x RJ 45 GbE PoE PoE w external power supply unit PSU VAM100 4 x 4 wire isolated RS 232 422 485 VAM101 4 x isolated CANbus 2 0A B VAM200 8 in 8 out isolated DIO VAM400 Video Audio in 1x PCI Express Mini Card slot 2x SIM card slot 1x capture card VAM600 2x PCI Express Mini Card slot 2x SIM card slot For the external power supply unit Model name Spec Note PSU120 259 Power supply o...

Page 23: ...tors are properly and firmly connected before your turn on the system 3 1 1 DVI Connector DVI I Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 TMDS Data 2 2 TMDS Data 2 3 GND 4 CRT_SPD_Clock 5 CRT_SPD_Data 6 DVI_SPD_Clock 7 DVI_SPD_Data 8 Analog Vsync 9 TMDS Data 1 10 TMDS Data 1 11 GND 12 N C 13 N C 14 5V 15 GND 16 Hot Plug Detect 17 TMDS Data 0 18 TMDS Data 0 19 GND 20 N C 21 N C 22 GND 23 TMDS Clock 24 TMDS Clock C1 ...

Page 24: ... USB Port 0 Pin Signal USB Port 1 1 USB_VCC 5V level standby power 10 USB_VCC 5V level standby power 2 USB_Data2 11 USB_Data3 3 USB_Data2 12 USB_Data3 4 GND 13 GND 5 SSRX2 14 SSRX3 6 SSRX2 15 SSRX3 7 GND 16 GND 8 SSTX2 17 SSTX3 9 SSTX2 18 SSTX3 Pin RS 232 RS 422 RS 485 1 DCD Data carrier detect TX Data 2 RXD Receive data TX Data 3 TXD Transmit data RX NC 4 DTR Data terminal ready RX NC 5 GND groun...

Page 25: ...s LED Indicator Function Orange HDD ready Flashing Data access 3 1 6 DC Power Input Connector The DC in connector has three pins as shown in the table below Pin Marine Railway 1 NC 2 3 The DC in power input connector is an M12 A code Male 5Pin connector Pin Signal 1 VCC 2 VCC 3 System GND 4 System GND 5 Chassis GND The DC in connector has four pins as shown in the table below W PSU 120 Pin PoE Pow...

Page 26: ...C1 SIM_PWR C2 SIM_RESET C3 SIM_CLK C5 GND C6 SIM_VPP C7 SIM_DATA Pin Description 10 100Base T 1000Base T 1 Transmit Data or Bidirectional TX BI_DA 2 Transmit Data or Bidirectional TX BI_DA 3 Receive Data or Bidirectional RX BI_DB 4 Not Connected or Bidirectional N C BI_DC 5 Not Connected or Bidirectional N C BI_DC 6 Receive Data or Bidirectional RX BI_DB 7 Not Connected or Bidirectional N C BI_DD ...

Page 27: ...venient and low cost solution for migration between the two interfaces Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 WAKE 2 3 3VSB 3 No use 4 GND 5 No use 6 1 5V 7 CLKREQ 8 No use 9 GND 10 No use 11 REFCLK 12 No use 13 REFCLK 14 No use 15 GND 16 No use 17 No use 18 GND 19 No use 20 3 3VSB 21 GND 22 PERST 23 PE_RXN4 24 3 3VSB 25 PE_RXP4 26 GND 27 GND 28 1 5V 29 GND 30 SMB_CLK 31 PE_TXN4 32 SMB_DATA 33 PE_TXP4 34 GND 35 ...

Page 28: ...e Switch Connector The remote switch is ideal for controlling a remote button which can act as an ATX power on off button Pin Signal Description 1 NC N A 2 Switch Signal Low Active Acts as the PC s ATX switch when an external switch is installed Pin 3 Active The internal pull up resister is not connected to any power source 3 Ext SW Sensor Low Active Detects whether an external power switch is ins...

Page 29: ...ted in the table below For detailed specifications please refer to the quick manual of each individual module Item Spec Figure Item Spec Figure 1 VAM700 701 4x M12 A coded Gb Ethernet with PoE optional 2 VAM702 703 4x RJ 45 Gb Ethernet with PoE optional 3 VAM100 4x 4 wire isolated RS 232 422 485 4 VAM200 8 in 8 out isolated DIO 5 VAM400 Video Audio in mini PCIe capture card 6 VAM101 4x isolated CA...

Page 30: ... a summary table of all jumpers and default settings for onboard devices respectively Description Function Jumper Setting JP2 Normal Default Clear CMOS Short 1 2 Short 2 3 The JP2 jumper is used to clear the CMOS memory if incorrect settings are made in the Setup Utility VDDM Settings Normal Short 1 2 Default Clear CMOS Short 2 3 This figure marks the location of the JP2 jumper on the motherboard ...

Page 31: ...et up basic system configuration through the AMI BIOS setup utility 4 1 Starting To enter the setup screens follow the steps below 1 Turn on the computer and press the Del key immediately 2 After pressing the Del key the main BIOS setup menu displays You can access other setup screens from the main BIOS setup menu such as the Chipset and Power menus ...

Page 32: ... Arrow keys allow you to select a setup screen or sub screen Plus Minus The Plus and Minus Arrow keys allow you to change the field value of a particular setup item Tab The Tab key allows you to select setup fields F1 The F1 key allows you to display the General Help screen F10 The F10 key allows you to save any changes you have made and exit Setup Press the F10 key to save your changes Esc The Es...

Page 33: ...te Use this option to change the system time and date Highlight System Time or System Date using the Arrow keys Enter new values through the keyboard Press the Tab key or the Arrow keys to move between fields The date must be entered in MM DD YY format The time is entered in HH MM SS format ...

Page 34: ...s You can select any of the items in the left frame of the screen to go to the sub menus MiniCard Switch CPU Configuration SATA And RST Configuration PCH FW Configuration USB Configuration Serial Port Console Redirection F81803 Super IO Configuration Hardware Monitor For items marked with please press Enter for more options Mini Card Switch Select the PCIe mSATA function ...

Page 35: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 25 CPU Configuration This screen shows the CPU configuration ...

Page 36: ...ty 26 SATA Configuration Set SATA configuration SATA Controller S Enable or disable the integrated SATA controllers Default Enabled SATA Mode Selection Choose the SATA operation mode Determines SATA controllers operate AHCI or Intel RST Premium Default AHCI ...

Page 37: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 27 PCH FW Configuration Configure Intel Active Management Technology Parameters Display ME firmware version and ME firmware SKU ...

Page 38: ...etup Utility 28 USB Configuration This screen shows the USB devices connected to the system This is for supporting USB devices on legacy OS The system will automatically detect any USB device connected to the computer and enable the USB legacy mode ...

Page 39: ...anual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 29 Serial Port Console Redirection The settings specify how the host computer and the remote computer which the user is using will exchange data Both computers should have the same or compatible settings ...

Page 40: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 30 F81803 Super IO Configuration Set up options for the Super IO configuration and change the value of the selected option ...

Page 41: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 31 Serial Port 1 configuration Serial Port Enable Disable a serial port COM Port Type This option is used to select an RS 232 422 485 function ...

Page 42: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 32 Hardware Monitor This screen shows the hardware health configuration ...

Page 43: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 33 4 5 Chipset Menu The Chipset menu allows users to change the advanced chipset settings ...

Page 44: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual AMI BIOS Setup Utility 34 System Agent SA Configuration Memory Configuration This screen shows the memory information ...

Page 45: ...r Not Installed if no password has been set yet User Password This item indicates whether a user password has been set It will show Installed when the password has been set or show Not Installed if no password has been set yet Change Supervisor Password Select this option and press Enter to access the sub menu You can use the sub menu to change the supervisor password Change User Password Select t...

Page 46: ... go to the sub menus Setup Prompt Timeout Set the timeout length to wait before entering the Setup menu during system power on Bootup NumLock State Use this item to select the power on state for the NumLock The default setting is on Launch PXE OpROM policy Controls the execution of UEFI and Legacy PXE OpROM Boot Option Priorities Use this option to specify the overall boot order from the available...

Page 47: ...tup and continue start up procedures without making any permanent changes to the system configuration Select Discard Changes and Exit from the Save Exit menu and press Enter Select Ok to discard changes and exit Save Changes and Reset When you have completed the system configuration changes select this option to leave Setup and reboot the computer so the new system configuration parameters can tak...

Page 48: ...and press Enter Save as User Defaults Select this option to save all current Setup options as user default settings The User Defaults settings are designed for you to set up your own requests Select Save as User Defaults from the Save Exit menu and press Enter Restore User Defaults It automatically sets all Setup options to a complete set of user default settings when you select this option After ...

Page 49: ...l Installation 39 CHAPTER 5 RAID DRIVER AND TOOL INSTALLATION This section will guide you to install the Raid Manager Tool software Just follow the onscreen instructions step by step Before you start please be reminded to run the installer as administrator ...

Page 50: ...RAID Driver and Tool Installation 40 5 1 Installing RAID Driver 1 Open the 06 Raid driver folder double click MSUSetup_v4 1 0 2031 and click Next to continue 2 Select I accept the terms of the License Agreement and click Next to continue ...

Page 51: ... s Manual RAID Driver and Tool Installation 41 3 Select Command Line Interface and Flash Command Line Interface Click Next to continue 4 Confirm the installation location on your computer and click Install to start installation ...

Page 52: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual RAID Driver and Tool Installation 42 5 Please wait when you see the following screen 6 When installation is completed click Finish to exit ...

Page 53: ... and Tool Installation 43 5 2 Installing RAID Manager Tool 1 Open the 07 Raid manager tool folder double click Setup exe and click Next to continue 2 Confirm the installation location on your computer and select the user type Click Next to continue ...

Page 54: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual RAID Driver and Tool Installation 44 3 Click Next to start installation 4 After installation is completed please reboot your system to activate the software ...

Page 55: ...TOOL 6 1 Overview This section describes how to control raid functions by using Raid Manager Tool NOTE For better operating experience we strongly recommend that you use RAID Manager Tool instead of MarvellTray Open Raid Manager Tool by clicking its desktop shortcut Then the first page appears ...

Page 56: ...lick Create Raid 2 Click the HDDs that you want to create RAID Select the RAID level supporting RAID 0 1 10 and key in the RAID name Click Create 3 RAID function is created successfully NOTE Go to Windows build in tool Disk Management to initialize this new virtual disk before using it ...

Page 57: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual Using RAID Manager Tool 47 6 3 Deleting RAID 1 Select Virtual Disk My VDX X is 1 or 0 and Click Delete Raid 2 RAID function is deleted successfully ...

Page 58: ...ng 1 Auto Rebuilding Insert a new hard drive and RAID will be rebuilt automatically 2 Manual Rebuilding A Select Virtual Disk My VDX X is 1 or 0 you want to rebuild and click Start B Click on the HDD that you want to rebuild and click Rebuild C RAID function is rebuilt successfully ...

Page 59: ...tBOX300 510 FL Series User s Manual Using RAID Manager Tool 49 3 Other functions for Rebuilding A You can click Stop if you need to stop Rebuild B You can click Pause if you need to pause Rebuild ...

Page 60: ...S Utility Press Ctrl M to enter the Marvell BIOS utility to configure a RAID array if you need to control RAID function before booting the operating system Marvell BIOS Utility shares the same RAID functions below as RAID Manager Tool A Create RAID B Delete RAID C RAID Rebuilding ...

Page 61: ... If the Watchdog Timer ever reaches zero which means the software has crashed the system will reboot How to Use the Watchdog Timer The following is an example of enabling configuration using a debug tool Enable WDT Enable configuration O 2E 87 Un lock super I O O 2E 87 Select logic device O 2E 07 O 2F 07 WDT device enable O 2E 30 O 2F 01 Activate WDT O 2E F0 O 2F 80 Set base timer O 2E F6 O 2F M M...

Page 62: ...er than the running time of program A 2 If program A has no problems when its running time has passed it will disable or reset the Watchdog Timer before its countdown time has reached zero 3 If program A is running and experiencing any problem that causes the system to stop working the Watchdog Timer will automatically reboot the system when countdown time has reached zero Refer to the below flowc...

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