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MP1X20A™

Rugged Portable Computer

TECHNICAL REFERENCE

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Page 1: ...MP1X20A Rugged Portable Computer TECHNICAL REFERENCE Revision A...

Page 2: ...to any service provided by Chassis Plans RETURN POLICY Products returned for repair must be accompanied by a Return Material Authorization RMA number obtained from Chassis Plans prior to return Freigh...

Page 3: ...p All other brand and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies LIABILITY DISCLAIMER This manual is as complete and factual as possible at the time of prin...

Page 4: ...e to observe the following precautions when handling or storing the boards Keep the component in its static shielded bag until you are ready to perform your installation Handle the components by their...

Page 5: ...on for the LCD A padded wheeled transit case is provided The system provides mounting for a standard ATX 9 6x12 inch motherboard Seven plug in card slots are provided The I O boards are all externally...

Page 6: ...ed connector and turn on the power LCD Display Information The MP1X20A has one built in high resolution 20 1 inch LCD screen providing 1600x1200 pixels The LCD is provided with an anti glare filter fo...

Page 7: ...y Several options are available for AC and DC input including redundant supplies The system is normally configured with a minimum 650W single supply with auto ranging 90 265VAC 46 66Hz input This allo...

Page 8: ...2x 80mm internal fans Display LCD 1x 20 1 SXGA TFT Resolution 1600x1200 Color 16 7M colors Viewing Angle 160 Degrees Vertical and Horizontal Brightness 300 cd m2 Contrast Ratio 800 1 Response Time 5m...

Page 9: ...25G 10 100Hz operating all axes 3 0Grms non operating Compliance CE FCC Class B CCC UL others pending Drop 4 inches on four corners operating up to 24 inches non operating Transit Drop 32 inches 10 d...

Page 10: ...MP1X20A Technical Reference Chapter 1 Introduction Specifications Chassis Plans 6 2 0 Getting Started Front Open View Rear Open View...

Page 11: ...MP1X20A Technical Reference Chapter 1 Introduction Specifications Chassis Plans 7 AUTO MENU Component S Video Composite...

Page 12: ...ce An important aspect of the MP1X20A is the concept of standardization which means all components that you can find off the shelf or of proprietary design will fit into the MP1X20A If the peripheral...

Page 13: ...MP1X20A and attaches to the front It may be used while connected or removed This provides storage for the keyboard as well as protection for the LCD while in transit Keyboard Cable The keyboard is pro...

Page 14: ...evice such as this Power Switch The power switch to turn on the computer is located on the right side of the front panel This is a standard momentary push button connected to the motherboard to take a...

Page 15: ...as opening in a reverse manner It is noted that the keyboard cable should be put back into its pocket Make sure the two locking pins are properly secured before swinging the keyboard up to a closed po...

Page 16: ...nment by placing and moving your finger The two buttons located below the touch pad act as same as the mouse left right button Or you may wish to tap on the touch pad to indicate a left click Note the...

Page 17: ...the rear panel of the machine near the left side A standard three prong power plug is provided Make sure the power switch on the power supply if provided is in the ON position before closing the rear...

Page 18: ...the machine is powered on The signal is standard with the internal viewing resolution and the default setting is simultaneous display on both MP1X20A s LCD and CRT To change the output mode Simultane...

Page 19: ...ration Chassis Plans 15 2 7 Speaker Volume Adjustment There are two volume adjustments Increase Decrease on the right side panel 2 8 Slim Size CD ROM FDD Drive Bays The left side bottom provides for m...

Page 20: ...ovides two feet that can be lowered to tilt the unit back This makes for easier use of the LCD 2 10 VGA OSD The left side provides auxiliary video inputs depending on your model of Composite S Video o...

Page 21: ...or pointing devices such as track balls or joy sticks 2 12 Cooling Fans The system is provided with two cooling fans mounted on the right side and rear of the chassis These are in addition to the fan...

Page 22: ...o the motherboard and installing components to an energized motherboard may damage the motherboard components or both WARNING Components inside the system are subject to static discharge damage Follow...

Page 23: ...MP1X20A Technical Reference Chapter 3 Internal Access Chassis Plans 19 3 2 Remove Card Stabilizer Bars Unscrew x2 Unscrew x2 Unscrew x2 Unscrew x2...

Page 24: ...s instructions Be careful to handle the motherboard per accepted anti static practice to prevent damage Do not handle the motherboard by the processor heat sinks as that can damage the processors and...

Page 25: ...uchpad cables to the appropriate connectors on the motherboard I O area 3 6 Connect Power LED and Speaker Wires Keyboard Touchpad Connections Motherboard Control Connections Please refer to your Syste...

Page 26: ...Accessing the Removable Hard Drives Loosen the drive retention screw Pull out the door cover This unlocks the drive from the chassis Pull out the drive tray Mount the drive in the tray using the screw...

Page 27: ...MP1X20A Technical Reference Chapter 3 Internal Access Chassis Plans 23 3 8 Accessing the 5 25 Drive 2x Screw 2x Screw...

Page 28: ...own Remove the 2 allen head screws 2mm from the cover as shown Then remove the 2 allen head screws 3mm from the side cover Last remove the philips head screw as shown This will allow the drive cage fo...

Page 29: ...to the surface of the LCD screen either with objects or fingers this will ensure that the screens do not suffer from internal damage or cracks 4 4 AC Power Always make sure the power cord is in good c...

Page 30: ...position 5 Are the items you have added compatible 6 Check for 1 thru 5 and then re power up the computer 7 Remove all items that were added and re try system power up 8 If the system starts now try...

Page 31: ...B port 5 Try another keyboard to isolate the problem to the keyboard or system 5 7 Touchpad fails 1 Make sure the keyboard plug is inserted completely into the port 2 If you have an external PS 2 mous...

Page 32: ...ence Guide 1 2 ESD Bag ESD Bag for additional packaging 1 3 Power Cord Power Cord 1 4 Screw Pack Screw Pack stabilizer 1 5 Stabilizer Supports Pack Additional clip for card holder to secure add in car...

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