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BIOS setup 

 

 

 

User’s Manual 

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Selection of SATA devices 

Main          Configuration          Boot           Security          Exit 

  SATA Configuration 

   

  SATA Controller(s) 

  SATA Mode Selection 

  SATA Controller Speed 

   

  Serial ATA Port 0 

    Port 0 

    Hot Plug 

    External SATA 

    SATA Device Type 

 

 

[Enabled] 

[AHCI] 

[Default] 

 

WDC WD2503ABYZ 

(251.0GB) 

[Enabled] 

[Disabled] 

[Disabled] 

[Hard Disk Drive] 

Figure 4.5 Selection of SATA devices 

 

1.  Select “SATA Configuration” menu from “Configuration” tab. 

2.  Select “SATA Mode Selection” item from “SATA Configuration” window. 

3. Change the setting for “SATA Mode Selection”. (Options are “IDE”, “RAID”, “AHCI”) 

4.  After setting the desired order, press the <Esc> key and move to “Exit” tab. 

5.  Save setup changes with “Save Changes and Reset” and exit.  

 

 

Summary of Contents for VPC-3000

Page 1: ...FA PC VPC Series VPC 3000 User s Manual CONTEC CO LTD ...

Page 2: ...Name Pcs SETUP PC 1 Wall Mount Stand 2 AC Cable 125V spec 1 I O Terminal Connector 2 Waranty Certificate 1 VPC 3000 Product guide Precaution List 1 Serial Number Label 1 DVI Connector 1 Name Plate 1 Rubber Foot 4 Recovery Media Driver Disc 1set 1 Truss head screw M3 x 5 2 Truss head screw M4 x 6 2 Flat head screw 6 34 x 4 2 Flat head screw M3 x 4 2 Clamp 1set 2 On site Maintenance Serivce Pack 3 M...

Page 3: ...ii User s Manual Product Configuration Image For details on the presence and quantities of the items that make up this product see the product configuration list ...

Page 4: ...HE PRODUCT 9 Specification 9 Physical dimensions 11 Mother board Block chart 14 Keyboard specification 15 Mouse specification 15 3 HARDWARE SETUP 17 Before Using the VPC 3000 for the First Time 17 Hardware setup 18 Removing the top cover and drive bay 18 Locations and settings of internal connectors and jumpers 21 Jumper setting 23 Mother board internal connector 26 Attaching the hard disk 36 Repl...

Page 5: ... of SATA devices 57 Setting for the power on AT power operation by the AC power supply turning on 58 Factory default setting 58 Main 59 Configuration 60 CPU Configuration 60 Chipset Configuration 61 LAN Configuration 62 Graphics Configuration 62 PCI PCIE Configuration 63 SATA Configuration 64 USB Configuration 65 Power Control Configuration 66 Super IO Configuration 67 H W Monitor 68 Serial Port C...

Page 6: ...89 Software RAID monitoring tool Raipd Strage Technology 90 Rapid Strage Technology Install 90 Starting the Rapid storage technology 90 Exiting the Rapid storage technology 91 Making of mirroring synchronize 92 Create RAID drive Mirroring 93 Delete RAID drive Mirroring 96 For the error 97 Confirming the error log 98 RAID setup when replacing the HDD 99 8 HARDWARE RAID SETUP 101 Functional specific...

Page 7: ...nual Hot swap 109 OS recovery setting 110 FAQ Troubleshooting 111 FAQ 111 Troubleshooting 112 9 APPENDIX 117 Battery specifications 117 Removing the battery when disposing the product 117 Disposing the battray 117 ...

Page 8: ...CPU and chipset Basic performance Equipped with an Intel Core i7 CPU Core i7 model Embedding a high performance CPU in the VPC 3000 series enables its low price Uses the Intel Q87 chipset Employing an embedded style chipset with the VPC 3000 series enables its long term stable supply Supports mirroring RAID1 Mirroring enables the construction of redundant systems Hardware RAID Selecting the option...

Page 9: ...ron G1820 2 Windows 7 Professional for Embededd System JPN 64bit 3 Core i5 4570S 4 Windows 8 1 Industry Pro JPN 64bit 4 Core i7 4770S A Windows 7 Ultimate for Embedded Systems JPN ENU CHS 32bit B Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2015 LTSB JPN ENU CHS KOR 64bit Memory C Windows 7 Ultimate for Embedded Systems JPN ENU CHS KOR 64bit 7 4GB 4GBx1 A 8GB 4GBx2 Keyboard B 16GB 4GBx4 0 None 1 USB Japanese 109Keyb...

Page 10: ...invoice and a Return Merchandise Authorization to the distributor or the CONTEC group office from which it was purchased This warranty is not applicable for scratches or normal wear but only for the electronic circuitry and original products The warranty is not applicable if the device has been tampered with or damaged through abuse mistreatment neglect or unreasonable use or if the original invoi...

Page 11: ...the destruction of equipment and resources Understand the meanings of these labels to operate the equipment safely DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if ...

Page 12: ...om a wall outlet before plugging or unplugging a extension board or any connector CONTEC reserves the right to refuse to service a product modified by the user In the event of failure or abnormality foul smells or excessive heat generation unplug the power cord immediately and contact your retailer Use an AC cable suitable for your supply voltage and outlet plug The supplied cable is for 125V AC T...

Page 13: ...mply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interfere...

Page 14: ...document Should you notice an omission or any questionable item in this document please feel free to notify CONTEC CO LTD Regardless of the foregoing statement CONTEC assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document or for results obtained by the user as a result of using this product Intel Core Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation MS Microsoft and Window...

Page 15: ...１ Introduction 8 User s Manual ...

Page 16: ...Ethernet Controller LAN2 Digital I O Front LED output x2 Rear output x2 Input x4 Software API support User application available RAS function WDT １sec 255sec Ressting operatio by time up Remote reset Remote power on External input signal Software RAS function FAN rotation temperature Voltage data reading Extended slot PCI Express x16 Max 176mm L 110mm H 1 slot PCI Express x4 Max 176mm L 110mm H 1 ...

Page 17: ...S C0040 compliant IEC68 2 6 compliant Impact resistance 10G half sine shock for 11 ms in X Y and Z directions JIS C0041 compliant IEC68 2 27 compliant Standard VCCI Class A FCC Class A CE Marking EMC Directive Class A Low Voltage Directive RoHS Directive Note Do not use under environmental conditions beyond normal specifications The system may malfunction Table 2 3 Option Mirror card specification...

Page 18: ...2 About the product User s Manual 11 Physical dimensions VPC 3000 Figure 2 1 VPC 3000 ...

Page 19: ...2 About the product 12 User s Manual At installation the wall mount stand of VPC 3000 horizontal installation Figure 2 2 At installation the wall mount stand of VPC 3000 horizontal installation ...

Page 20: ...2 About the product User s Manual 13 At installation the wall mount stand of VPC 2000 Vertical installation Figure 2 3 At installation the wall mount stand of VPC 3000 Vertical installation ...

Page 21: ...2 About the product 14 User s Manual Mother board Block chart Figure 2 4 Motherboard Block chart ...

Page 22: ...n Table 2 5 Mouse specification Item Specification Electrical specification Operation voltage DC 5V 0 5V Physical specification Interface Connector PS 2 mini DIN6pin male Body color White Button 3 piece One piece on the inside wheel Number of wheels 1 piece Length of cable 1830mm 1850mm Physical dimensions H x D x W 39 5mm x 117mm x 62 1mm Tracking Resolution 460dpi Environment specification Dustp...

Page 23: ...2 About the product 16 User s Manual ...

Page 24: ... appropriate cables STEP3 Tuen on the Power After venifying that you have correctly steps 1 and 2 turn on the power If you find any abnormality after turning on the power turn it off and check to see if the setup has been performed properly STEP4 BIOS Setup By referring to Chapter 4 setup BIOS This setup requires a keyboard and a display Before using the VPC 3000 be sure to execute Restore Default...

Page 25: ...sk models ensure that physical jolts are avoided Remove only those screws that are explained Do not move any other screw Removing the top cover and drive bay 1 Remove the top cover Figure 3 1 Removing the top cover Slide the case cover horizontally as far as it will go and then pull it up vertically The three knurled screws ...

Page 26: ...pen the front cover Figure 3 2 Opening the front cover When you install remove a front bezel take sufficient care to avoid contact with the front LED Contact may damage the front LED Push on the latch and remove the front cover horizonally ...

Page 27: ...3 Hardware setup 20 User s Manual 3 After remove four screws the bracket for the extension board Figure3 3 Removing the extension board bracket The four screws ...

Page 28: ...connectors and jumpers Once you have removed the case cover the bracket for the extension board and the drive bay unit you will be able to see the connectors and jumpers as illustrated below Figure 3 4 Locations and setting of jumpers and connectors inside the top cover ...

Page 29: ... J24 COM6 connector J5 PS 2 connector J25 COM5 connector J6 Audio connector J26 SATA1 J7 RJ45 USB3 0 connector J27 SATA4 J8 RJ45 USB3 0 connector J28 COM4 connector 1 J9 Battery connector J29 COM3 connector 1 J10 ATX 12V power connector J30 Digital I O connector 1 J11 Frint panel connector J31 SATA2 J12 PCIe x 8 slot J32 SATA0 J13 ATX24pin power connector J33 System fan connector J14 PCIe x 16 slo...

Page 30: ... JP1 Function State usually Factory default setting CMOS clear 2 3 short Always set CMOS Clear with the AC cable unplugged and before reconnecting the power restore it to its normal setting Clearing the CMOS while the power is connected may damage the board ATX AT mode setting JP2 Use the factory default settings Table 3 4 ATX AT mode setting JP2 Function ATX setting Factory default setting AT set...

Page 31: ...ual COM2 RI function setting JP3 This enables the setting of the RI function of the COM2 port RI is set in the factory settings Table 3 5 COM2 RI setting JP3 JP3 Function 5V 1 3 short RI Signal Factory default setting 12V 3 5 shrot ...

Page 32: ... 25 COM1 RI function setting JP4 This enables the setting of the RI function of the COM1 port RI is set in the factory settings Table 3 6 COM1 RI setting JP4 JP4 Function 5V 1 3 short RI Signal Factory default setting 12V 3 5 shrot ...

Page 33: ...l Pin Signal 1 3V 13 3V 2 3V 14 12V 3 GND 15 GND 4 5V 16 PS_ON 5 GND 17 GND 6 5V 18 GND 7 GND 19 GND 8 PW_OK 20 5 9 5V_SB 21 5V 10 12V 22 5V 11 12V 23 5V 12 3V 24 GND Table 3 8 J10 Pin Signal 1 GND 2 GND 3 12V 4 12V Both J10 and J13 are absolutely necessary power supplies for operation Turning on the power for only one of these may damage the system J13 ATX 24 pin connector J10 ATX 12V power suppl...

Page 34: ...connector J17 J33 Connectors for connecting a cooling fan A fan with a speed sensor can be used Figure 3 6 Fan power supply connector Table 3 9 J17 Pin Signal 1 GND 2 12V 3 SENEOR 4 CONTROL Table 3 10 J33 Pin Signal 1 GND 2 12V 3 SENEOR 3 1 1 4 J17 J33 ...

Page 35: ...or at the rear of the main unit For details refer to Chapter 5 Functions of Each Unit Digital I O Interface Figure 3 7 Digital I O connector Table 3 11 J30 Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 5V 9 GPIO 2 12V 10 GPIO 3 GPIO 11 GND 4 GPIO 12 GND 5 GPIO 13 RSTBTN 6 GPIO 14 GND 7 GPIO 15 PWRBTN 8 GPIO 16 NC 16 15 2 1 ...

Page 36: ...bracket For the VPC 3000 series J21 is already connected to the USB connector on the front panel by a special cable Both J16 and J20 connectors connect nothing in factory setting Figure 3 8 internal USB connector Table 3 12 J16 J20 J21 Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 5V 6 USB 2 5V 7 Ground 3 USB 8 Ground 4 USB 9 Key No Pin 5 USB 10 N C 1 2 9 10 1 2 9 10 J16 J20 1 2 9 10 J21 ...

Page 37: ...he VPC 3000 series they are already connected on the front panel by a special cable Figure 3 9 internal front panel connector Table 3 13 J11 Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 PWR_LED 9 LAN2_LINK 2 Speaker 10 Power On 3 PWR_LED 11 LAN2_ACT 4 N C 12 Power On 5 LAN1_ACT 13 HDD_LED 6 N C 14 Reset 7 LAN1_LINK 15 HDD_LED 8 Speaker 16 Reset RESET SW HDD LED POWER SW POWER LED 16 15 2 1 ...

Page 38: ...M3 and COM4 connectors at the rear of the main unit Figure 3 10 COM port connector Table 3 14 J24 J25 J28 J29 J36 J37 RS 232C Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 DCD 6 CTS 2 DSR 7 DTR 3 RXD 8 RI 4 RTS 9 Ground 5 TXD 10 NC J24 COM6 J28 COM4 J36 COM1 J25 COM5 J29 COM3 J37 COM2 10 9 2 1 10 9 2 1 10 9 2 1 10 9 2 1 10 9 2 1 10 9 2 1 ...

Page 39: ...or and the audio extension bracket Neither of these is connected on the VPC 3000 series Figure 3 11 Audio connector Table 3 15 J6 Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 MIC2 L 6 MIC2 Sense resistor 2 GNDAU 7 SENSE B 3 Mic2 R_Conn 8 NC 4 Pull high resistor 9 Line2 L_Conn 5 Line2 R_Conn 10 Line2 Sense resistor J6 10 9 2 1 ...

Page 40: ...s a general purpose communication bus connector between the devices used to manage the system and the power supply It is not connected on the VPC 3000 series Figure 3 12 System management bus connector Table 3 16 J15 Pin Function 1 SMB_CLK 2 N C 3 Ground 4 SMB_DAT 5 5V J15 5 1 ...

Page 41: ...rallel port connector Table 3 17 J38 Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Strobe 14 Auto Form Feed 2 Data0 15 Error 3 Data1 16 Initialization 4 Data2 17 Printer Select IN 5 Data3 18 Ground 6 Data4 19 Ground 7 Data5 20 Ground 8 Data6 21 Ground 9 Data7 22 Ground 10 Acknowledge 23 Ground 11 Busy 24 Ground 12 Paper Empty 25 Ground 13 Printer Select 26 NC J38 26 25 2 1 ...

Page 42: ...3 Hardware setup User s Manual 35 Case open connector J34 J34 connect nothing in factry setting Figure 3 14 Case open connector Table 3 18 J34 Pin Signal 1 Ground 2 Signal J34 2 1 ...

Page 43: ...ardware setup 36 User s Manual Attaching the hard disk 1 Remove the removable case from the drive bay Figure 3 15 Extension and replacement of the hard disk 1 Push the lock and the knob pulls forward Lock ...

Page 44: ...dware setup User s Manual 37 2 Remove and replace the HDD in the removed 5 inch bay Figure 3 16 Attaching the hard disk in the drive bay 2 The four screws Tighten four screw from a base to fix the hard disk ...

Page 45: ...and re insert it The replacement HDD must be an S ATA drive Note the specification Figure 3 17 Extension and replacement of hard disk 3 Push it in firmly until it connects to the connector at the back If the Removable is upper and lower opposite it cannot be connected ...

Page 46: ...3 Hardware setup User s Manual 39 Replacing the optical drive 1 Remove all cables of the optical drive Figure 3 18 Removing all cables of the optical drive 1 Remove all cables ...

Page 47: ...tical direction Figure 3 19 Removing the bracket for the optical drive 3 Remove four screws and remove the optical drive Figure 3 20 Removing the optical drive 4 Reverse the removal procedure and re insert it The two screw It moves to horizontal direction and it detaches it to the vertical direction The four screws Remove four screws of the bracket side ...

Page 48: ...nsion memory 1 Insert expansion memory into the memory slot For DIMM A and DIMM B use memory compliant with the specification Figure 3 21 Attaching the extension memory 2 Lock the momory into the slot Figure 3 22 Lock the extension memory J22 J23 J18 J19 ...

Page 49: ...Figure 3 24 Attaching the extension board Please install it very carefully might interface with the bend of various cables in the case when you install it according to the size of the extension board that installs it Maximum dimensions of boards that can be installed 176mm L 110mm H All PCI Express x16 PCI Express x4 PCI bus 3 Reverse the attachment procedure and remove it Push in the extension bo...

Page 50: ...moving the dustproof filter 1 Loosen the knurled screws and then open the front fan cover Figure 3 25 Removing the dustproof filter 1 2 Reverse the removal procedure and re insert it Grasp the handle of the fan filter and then pull it out ...

Page 51: ...3 Hardware setup 44 User s Manual Replacing the front fan 1 Loosen the knurled screws and then open the front fan cover Figure 3 26 Removing the front fan 1 2 Remove the fan cable and fan connector ...

Page 52: ...3 Hardware setup User s Manual 45 Figure 3 27 Removing the front fan 2 3 Push the lock and the knob pulls forward Figure 3 28 Removing the front fan 3 lock ...

Page 53: ...he wall mount stand After attaching the stand the wall mount stands are secured to the chassis During attaching the wall mount stands ensure that the upper and lower it Removing the wall mount stand 1 Remove the four screws anchoring the wall mount stands 2 Remove the wall mount stands from the chassis Vertical installation Horizontal installation ...

Page 54: ...3 Hardware setup User s Manual 47 FG connection 1 Use a screw to fix the FG cable in place in the position shown in the following figure Figure 3 30 FG Connection Fix by screw FG cable ...

Page 55: ... requirements In order to enjoy reliable use of the VPC 3000 series maintain the following conditions Installable directions Please do not use by the following installations and do not set it up in other directions Figure 3 31 Installable direction ...

Page 56: ...to ensure space for air vents and cables keep distance described in the following between the front rear and surrounding equipment walls etc Note that in the installation location air must be able to circulate Please adjust the flow of air so as not to exceed the specification temperature of the product Moreover the unit cannot be used in an enclosed space Figure 3 32 Installation condition ...

Page 57: ...cting the DIO pins 1 Removing the DIO cover screws Remove the two screws anchoring the chassis to the DIO cover and remove the DIO cover Fui Figure 3 33 Removing the DIO cover 2 Attaching the DIO pin cover Reverse the procedure of removing the DIO pin cover and attach it The two screws ...

Page 58: ...move all cables and such connected to the mirror card Figure 3 34 Removing all cables Starting from the left the Serial ATA cables from the upper HDD lower HDD mother board and power supply During connection ensure that the Serial ATA cables of the upper and lower HDDs are not reversed ...

Page 59: ...ing the front fan cover 3 Remove the screws that are holding the mirror card in place and then remove the mirror card Figure 3 36 Removing the mirror card 4 Assembly is the reverse of removal During attaching ensure that the direction and the upper and lower the mirror card The four screws The two knurled screws ...

Page 60: ...ems Press F1 to display help and Esc to exit setup A table of the setup program keyboard operations is shown below Table 4 1 Setup operations Key Function Up Arrow Move to the previous item Down Arrow Move to the next item Left Arrow Move to the item on the left menu bar Right Move to the item on the right menu bar ESC Main Menu Quit without saving changes Submenus Exit Current page to the next hi...

Page 61: ...n 2 Select date Date items by pressing the Page Up and Page Down keys You can navigate through items by pressing the cursor keys 3 Save setup changes with Save Changes and Reset pressing the F4 key and exit Main Configuration Boot Security Exit Project Name BIOS Verion Build Date Processor Information Name Brand String Total Memory Memory Frequency PCH Information Name PCH SKU ME Firmware Mode ME ...

Page 62: ...ccess to Setup and is only asked for when entering Setup If only the User s password is set then this is a power on password and must be entered to boot or enter Setup In Setup the User will have Administrator rights The password length must be in the following range Minimum length 3 Maximum length 20 Administrator Password User Password HDD Security Configuration P0 WDC WD2503AB Set Administrator...

Page 63: ...et the password Although the method for doing this is the same as setting a password when you enter the password press the Enter key without entering anything and the password will be removed Removing the Administrator Password and the user password works the same way Changing to the device boot order It is possible to change device boot order Boot Option 1 Boot Option 2 CD DVD HL DT ST DVDRA ATAP...

Page 64: ...bled AHCI Default WDC WD2503ABYZ 251 0GB Enabled Disabled Disabled Hard Disk Drive Figure 4 5 Selection of SATA devices 1 Select SATA Configuration menu from Configuration tab 2 Select SATA Mode Selection item from SATA Configuration window 3 Change the setting for SATA Mode Selection Options are IDE RAID AHCI 4 After setting the desired order press the Esc key and move to Exit tab 5 Save setup ch...

Page 65: ...nges and Reset and exit Factory default setting This section describes the CMOS Setup Utility s factory default settings By selecting Load Optimized Defaults in the Main window of the CMOS Setup Utility you can restore our factory settings For operational instructions follow the following steps 1 Select Load Optimized Defaults menu from the setup screen 2 You are prompted to confirm that you are r...

Page 66: ...mware Mode ME FW Version ME Firmware SKU System Date System Time Access Level SMB MQ871 LLVA BIOS Ver 1 10 04 15 2015 15 20 19 Haswell Intel R Core TM i5 4570TE CPU 2 70GHz 4096 MB DDR3 1333Mhz LynxPoint Q87 Normal Mode 9 0 30 1482 5MB Thu 04 16 2015 08 49 14 Administrator Figure 4 7 Main setting screen The display of the Main tab varies depending on the product configuration ...

Page 67: ... CPU Signature Max CPU Speed Min CPU Speed Processor Cores Intel HT Technology Intel VT x Technology Intel SMX Technology 64 bit EIST Technology CPU C3 state CPU C6 state CPU C7 state Hyper threading Active processor Cores Intel Virtualization Technology EIST Turbo Mode 1 CPU C states 306c3 2700 MHz 800 MHz 2 Supported Supported Supported 2 Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported 2 Enabl...

Page 68: ...t Configuration setting screen 1 This is not displayed when a Celeron CPU is installed AMT Configuration AMT Configuration Intel AMT Un Configure ME Disable ME Enabled Disabled Disabled Figure 4 11 AMT Configuration setting screen Memory Configuration Memory Information Total Memory DIMM 0 DIMM 1 DIMM 2 DIMM 3 4096 MB DDR3 4096 MB DDR3 Not Present Not Present Not Present Figure 4 12 Memory Configu...

Page 69: ...Controller Wake on LAN I210 AT Disabled Enabled Disabled Enabled Disabled Figure 4 13 LAN Configuration setting screen Graphics Configuration Graphics Configuration Primary Display Primary PEG Primary PCIE Internal Graphics Aperture Size DVMT Pre Allocated DVMT Total Gfx Mem Primary IGFX Boot Display Secondary IGFX Boot Display AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO 256MB 32M 256M CRT DVI Figure 4 14 Graphics Config...

Page 70: ...CI Express Configuration CPU PCI Express Configuration PEG0 PEG0 Gen X PEG0 ASPM PEG1 PEG1 Gen X PEG1 ASPM PEG2 PEG2 Gen X PEG2 ASPM Enable PEG Not Present Auto Disabled Not Present Auto Disabled Not Present Auto Disabled Auto Figure 4 16 CPU PCI Express Configuration setting screen PCH PCI Express Configuration PCH PCI Express Configuration PCI Express Root Port 1 PCIE Port 3 is assigned to I218L...

Page 71: ...I Express Root Port 5 ASPM PCIe Speed Enabled Disabled Auto Figure 4 20 PCI Express Root Port 5 setting screen SATA Configuration SATA Configuration SATA Controller s SATA Mode Selection SATA Controller Speed Serial ATA Port 0 Port 0 Hot Plug External SATA SATA Device Type Serial ATA Port 1 Port 1 Hot Plug External SATA SATA Device Type Serial ATA Port 2 Port 2 Hot Plug Enabled AHCI Default ST500L...

Page 72: ...Hard Disk Drive Empty Enabled Disabled Disabled Hard Disk Drive Empty Enabled Disabled Disabled Hard Disk Drive Empty Enabled Disabled Disabled Hard Disk Drive Figure 4 21 SATA Configuration setting screen USB Configuration USB Configuration USB Devices 1 Keyboard 2 Hubs Legacy USB Support XHCI Mode XHCI Hand off EHCI Hand off USB Mass Storage Driver Support PCH USB Configuration Enabled Enabled E...

Page 73: ...ed Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Figure 4 23 PCH USB Configuration settings screen Power Control Configuration Power Control Configuration Enable Hibernation ACPI Sleep State Power Failure Wake system with Fixed Time Wkae up Day of Month Wake up hour Wake up minute Wake up second Wake on Ring Enabled S3 only Suspend to Always off Disabled 0 0 0 0 D...

Page 74: ...t3 Device Settings Serial Port4 Device Settings Serial Port5 Device Settings Serial Port6 Device Settings Parallel Port Device Settings Watch Dog Timer Enabled IO 3F8h IRQ 4 Enabled RS 232 IO 2F8h IRQ 3 Enabled IO 260h IRQ 10 Enabled IO 268h IRQ 11 Enabled IO 270h IRQ 10 Enabled IO 278h IRQ 11 Enabled IO 378h IRQ 7 Disabled Figure 4 25 Super IO Configuration settings screen ...

Page 75: ...tem temperature CPU Fan Speed SYS Fan Speed Vcore 1 5V 12V 5V 3 3V VBAT Enabled 20 60 Enabled 20 60 Disabled 31 C 31 C 2184 RPM 766 RPM 1 704 V 1 488 V 11 980 V 5 061 V 3 297 V 3 192 V Figure 4 26 H W Monitor settings screen Serial Port Console Redirection Serial Port Console Redirection COM0 Console Redirection Console Redirection Settings Disabled Figure 4 27 Serial Port Console Redirection sett...

Page 76: ...ard Disk Drive BBS Priorities CDROM DVD Drive BBS Priorities On Upon Request Force BIOS Immediate Enabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disable Link LEGACY Hard Disk ST500LTO CD DVD ATAPI iHA USB Hard Disk USB CD DVD USB Key USB Floppy Network Figure 4 28 Boot settings screen Hard Disk Drive BBS Priorities Boot Option 1 Boot Option 2 P0 ST500LT012 1DG1 P1 ST500LT012 1DG1 Figure 4 29 Hard Disk Drive B...

Page 77: ...entered to boot or enter Setup In Setup the User will have Administrator rights The password length must be in the following range Minimum length 3 Maximum length 20 Administrator Password User Password HDD Security Configuration P0 ST500LT012 1 P1 ST500LT012 1 Figure 4 31 Security settings screen Save Exit Save Changes and Reset Discard Changes and Reset Restore Defaults Boot Override P0 ST500LT0...

Page 78: ...3000 front view Figure 5 1 Front view Optical drive unit cover Power switch Reset switch POWER LED HDD LED User LED1 Hardware mirroring LED USB 2 0 connector Optical drive unit Hard disk driver Cooler fan suction After removing the front face Please refer to Chapter 8 for detail User LED2 ...

Page 79: ...5 2 Rear view Mouse connector Keyboard connector USB2 0 connector DisplayPort DVI I connector Ethernet connector USB3 0 connector LINE IN LINE OUT MIC IN COM1 A COM2 B COM4 D Motherboard interface Digital I O connector Printer port connector FG terminal COM3 C LAN1 LAN2 ...

Page 80: ...ovided Connector name is KB 6Pin mini DIN Table 5 1 Keyboard connector Pin No Function 1 K B DATA 2 N C 3 GND 4 5V 5 K B CLOCK 6 N C Mouse interface A connector for connecting a mouse is provided Connector name is MOUSE 6Pin mini DIN Table 5 2 Mouse connector Pin No Function 1 MOUSE DATA 2 N C 3 GND 4 5V 5 MOUSE CLOCK 6 N C ...

Page 81: ... RS 232 3F8h IRQ4 COM2 Enabled Disabled RS 232 RS 422 RS 485 Loopback 2F8h IRQ3 COM3 Enabled Disabled RS 232 260h IRQ10 COM4 Enabled Disabled RS 232 268h IRQ11 COM5 Enabled Disabled RS 232 270h IRQ10 COM6 Enabled Disabled RS 232 278h IRQ7 The factory default settings of the BIOS are as follows Serial Port Enabled RS 232 422 485 Control Option RS 232 Table5 4Serialportconnector Connector D SUB 9 Pi...

Page 82: ...tion Pin No Function Pin No Function 1 TMDS 2 11 TMDS 1 3 Shield 21 TMDS 5 2 TMDS 2 12 TMDS 3 22 TMDS CLK Sheild 3 TMDS 2 4 Shield 13 TMDS 3 23 TMDS CLK 4 TMDS 4 14 5V 24 TMDS CLK 5 TMDS 4 15 GND C1 Analog RED 6 DDC_CLK 16 HOTPLUG_DETECT C2 Analog Green 7 DDC_DATA 17 TMDS 0 C3 Analog Blue 8 Analog Vertical Sync 18 TMDS 0 C4 Analog Horizontal Sync 9 TMDS 1 19 TMDS 0 5 Shield C5 Analog GND 10 TMDS 1...

Page 83: ...8 IRQ 7 The factory default settings of the BIOS are as follows Parallel Port Enabled Table 5 7 Printer port connector Connector D SUB 25 Pin FEMALE Pin No Signal Direction Pin No Signal Direction 1 STB Output 14 AFD Output 2 D0 Output 15 ERR Intput 3 D1 Output 16 INIT Output 4 D2 Output 17 SLIN Output 5 D3 Output 18 GND 6 D4 Output 19 GND 7 D5 Output 20 GND 8 D6 Output 21 GND 9 D7 Output 22 GND 1...

Page 84: ...are provided USB 2 0 4ch USB 3 0 4ch Table 5 8 USB connector USB 2 0 Pin No Signal Pin No Signal A1 USB0 VCC B1 USB0 VCC A2 USB0 Data B2 USB0 Data A3 USB0 Data B3 USB0 Data A4 USB0 GND B4 USB0 GND USB 3 0 Pin No Signal Pin No Signal A1 USB0 VCC B1 USB0 VCC A2 USB0 Data B2 USB0 Data A3 USB0 Data B3 USB0 Data A4 USB0 GND B4 USB0 GND A5 USB SSRX B5 USB SSRX A6 USB SSRX B6 USB SSRX A7 USB GND B7 USB G...

Page 85: ... Intel R I210 AT GbE Ethernet Controller LAN2 1000Mbps operation requires a cable of category 5E or greater Table 5 9 Ethernet connector Connector type RJ 45 Pin No Signal 1 TD 2 TD 3 RD 4 GND 5 GND 6 RD 7 GND 8 GND LEDs for display of network statuses LINK ACT LED Green Lighting at the normal connection Green Blinking at the data transmission and receive 100 1000M LED Green Lighting at the 100M o...

Page 86: ...n 5 PWRON 11 COMPO 6 RST 12 COMPI 1 I0 I3 JDIO1 Pin No 1 4 Input signal You can input Input0 Input1 Input2 and Input3 2 O0 O3 JDIO2 Pin No 7 10 Output signal You can output Onput0 Onput1 Onput2 and Onput3 You can not use Output2 3 because they are used for the user LED on the front 3 PWRON RST JDIO1 Pin No 5 6 Short circuiting PWRON and GND or RST and GND triggers the same operation as pushing the...

Page 87: ...uivalent circuit diagram External I O connection VPC 2000 internal equivalent circuit diagram Figure5 4 External I O connection internal equivalent circuit diagram Example of customer construction circuit inetrnal external internal external Prepare DC12V 24V power supply separately Example of customer construction circuit Prepare DC12V 24V power supply separately ...

Page 88: ...5 Each component function User s Manual 81 Audio interface The audio interface is provided Table 5 11 Audio connector Pin No Signal name Blue Line In Green Line Out Pink Mic In Bule Green Pink ...

Page 89: ...5 Each component function 82 User s Manual Serial ATA interface Six serial ATA port interfaces are provided Table 5 12 Serial ATA connector Pin No Signal 1 GND 2 TX 3 TX 4 GND 5 RX 6 RX 7 GND 7 1 ...

Page 90: ... to change without prior notice Pre installed models are not accompanied by a driver DVD A driver DVD is included with models that come without an OS Driver DVD The directory structure of the driver DVD is shown below In the recovery media the following directory doesn t exist Please download each driver and utility from our homepage for the pre install model OEM Drivers Pre installed models have ...

Page 91: ... Utility 84 User s Manual Various drivers Install drivers in the Drivers folder according to the different steps Since the drivers to install depend on which OS is used install the drivers appropriate for your OS ...

Page 92: ...scribed in Chapter 4 Press the CTRL and I keys on the following screen to start the RAID utility After a few seconds the RAID utility can be started Intel R Rapid Storage Technology Option ROM 12 5 0 1815 Copyright C 2003 09 Intel Corporation All Right Reserved RAID Volumes ID Name Level Strip Size Status Bootable Physical Disks Port Drive Model Serial Size Type Status Vol ID GB Non RAID Disk GB N...

Page 93: ...s you to choose among them You can also select items by entering menu numbers 1 to 4 with the keyboard 2 You are prompted to confirm that you are saving the current settings Press the Y key to save them and press the N or ESC key to exit the RAID utility without saving them RAID Volume Displays the type volume and status of the created RAID drive Physical Disks Displays hard disks which will be th...

Page 94: ...ough items 3 Select RAID1 Mirror by pressing the and keys for the RAID Level setting and press the TAB key or the Enter key to confirm the setting 4 After you have finished configuring the settings select the Create Volume item and then press the Enter key 5 When you are prompted to confirm that you are creating the RAID drive press the Y key 6 The RAID drive will be created in the RAID Volume ite...

Page 95: ... installing the OS If a RAID drive is created after installing the OS data will be lost and the OS will be unable to boot Our support is limited to mirroring Creating a RAID drive other than a mirroring RAID is up to the customer We assume no responsibility for damage caused by doing so CAUTION ...

Page 96: ...s the and keys to move to the RAID drive to be deleted and press the DEL key 2 When you are prompted to confirm that you are deleting the selected RAID drive press the Y key 3 The RAID drive will be deleted from RAID Volume in the Main window Its Type Status will indicate Non RAID Disk 4 Press the and keys to select Exit in the Main window and confirm your choice by pressing the Enter key or the 4...

Page 97: ...em is recovered using the bundled recovery CD ROM Rapid Storage Techonology will be installed by default Starting the Rapid storage technology After installing Rapid Storage Technology you can launch it from Start Menu Programs Figure 7 5 Rapid Strage Techonology Launch When the contents of Rapid storage technology are updated or activities are in progress internally an icon is display in the Task...

Page 98: ...ware RAID setup User s Manual 91 Exiting the Rapid storage technology You can exit Rapid storage technology by clicking on the upper right corner of the window Figure 7 7 Exiting the Rapid Strage techonology ...

Page 99: ...y unified Figure 7 8 Making of mirroring synchronize Synchronization by Rapid storage technology cannot be suspended while it is in progress In addition you should not turn off the power to the PC while synchronization is in progress Doing so will cause data loss and data error If a HDD to be mirroring configured is not a Member disk you have to set it to be a mirrored drive using the RAID utility...

Page 100: ...orage technology 1 Select Create Volume on the Array drive Figure 7 9 Create RAID drive Mirroring When the RAID drive is made by the total content of HDD 2 piece connected Make item is not displayed RAID drives which can created are up two drives in total 2 Check Real time data protection RAID1 and select Next CAUTION ...

Page 101: ...7 Software RAID setup 94 User s Manual 3 Check Yes and select Next Input Name and Advanced arbitrarity Figure 7 10 Create RAID drive Mirroring ...

Page 102: ...etup User s Manual 95 4 Select Create Volume Figure 7 11 Create RAID drive Mirroring 5 After the wizard displayed selected OK Figure 7 12 Create RAID drive Mirroring 6 When the wizard is finished a new RAID drive create ...

Page 103: ...ology 1 Select Manage select the RAID drive that you want to delete Figure 7 13 Delete RAID drive Mirroring 2 Select Delete volume 3 After the wizard window is displayed select Yes Figure 7 14 Delete RAID drive Mirroring 4 The selected RAID drive is deleted If an existing RAID drive is a system drive it cannot be deleted CAUTION ...

Page 104: ...r a HDD you can check the status of the Array the mirroring configured RAID drive and the HDD using Rapid storage technology Each status can be checked through the Status or Management of Rapid storage technology Status Figure 7 15 For the error One mirroring configured HDD is not connected ...

Page 105: ...e HDD and RAID drives Depending on the situation perform operations such as restoring the RAID drive or replacing the HDD Confirming the error log When an error occurs in a RAID drive it is logged into the Windows standard Event Viewer You can check errors using the Windows standard Event Viewer Rapid storage technology does not provide a logging function CAUTION ...

Page 106: ...figure the mirroring RAID drive in the Array Set up the RAID in accordance with the following procedure 1 Replace the HDD and boot the PC 2 After the OS boots the reconfiguration of the RAID drive starts automatically Figure 7 17 RAID Setup when HDD is echanged 3 The status will be normal when the reconfiguration is finished Figure 7 18 RAID Setup when HDD is echanged ...

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Page 108: ... scope of the warranty Hardware RAIDs are also hot swappable Functional specification Mirror Card product specification Table 8 1 Mirror Card product specification Model name SVRC B300SA Connected Drive 2 RAID Level 1 Storage capacity Max 2TB Cache memory size 1MB Host interface Serial ATA interface Max data transmission rate 3Gbps Drive interface Serial ATA interface Max data transmission rate 3G...

Page 109: ...to see the connectors and jumpers as illustrated below Figure 8 1 Locations and settings of switches and connectors Table 8 2 Switch list Name Function Factory default setting Remarks S1 DIP switch setting 1 10 all OFF State usually Table 8 3 Connector list Name Function CN1 Serial ATA connector HDD1 CN2 Serial ATA connector HDD2 CN3 Serial ATA connector CN4 2 CN5 2 CN6 2 2 Do not use these DIP sw...

Page 110: ...tate usually Factory default setting Setting 1 Reset the information on mirroring configuration Setting 2 The failure and the Restoration of the sector error Figure 8 2 DIP switch The DIP switch must be set only when the power is off In addition do not set any settings other than those described above DIP switch ...

Page 111: ...hting 1 Faulty Orange lighting Rebuilding Copy destination Orange blinking Copy original Green lighting Copy error Copy original Orange blinking Green lighting 1 System hung Both drives sre hung Orenge blinking Turning off HDD configuration information is incompatible Orange blinking Green lighting 1 At the access it lights You can see these LEDs from the outside of the chassis Access LED Drive 1 ...

Page 112: ...Mirror card LED refer to This Chapter Internal LED status Operation flow During hardware RAID operation the following conditions are possible with either condition available Figure 8 4 Operation flow 1 Of two drives only one is faulty 2 Both drives are faulty Anomany detection End of rebuilding Recovery Faulty 1 Hot plug Cold plug Replacemen Cold plig Rebuilding Drive ditection Abnormalit Norma 2 ...

Page 113: ...ystem is capable of operation while a drive is being rebuilt When restarting during a rebuild rebuilding resumes from the last completed block Replacement of drives is possible in the following two modes Hot plug Replace a drive during operation of the RAID board with the power on Even if the replaced drive is identical to the one prior to replacement start rebuilding Cold plug Replace a drive whi...

Page 114: ...d LED Replace the HDD optionally in accordance with the type of error Table 8 7 HDD error Normal Abnormal hwRaid Status Drive1 and Drive2 in the software hwRaid and on the mirror card correspond to the drive bays illustrated below Figure 8 5 Drive1 Drive2 During installation of a HDD and cabling of the mirror card ensure that they are not turned upside down Drive1 Drive2 ...

Page 115: ...lacement of a HDD rebuilding will be automatically started The table below shows when a HDD connected to Drive2 is replaced If a HDD connected to Drive1 is replaced the indication given by the hwRaid and the statuses of Drive1 and Drive2 will be reversed Table 8 8 To have mirroring reconfiguration Rebuilding After rebuilding hwRaid Status After checking a HDD for replacement replace it Replacing a...

Page 116: ...d HDD you have prepared will be erased Hot swap This mirror card is hot swapping and while the OS is up and running it is possible to replace a HDD Regarding replacement of HDDs refer to Chapter 3 Attaching the hard disk Although this function remains available if one HDD fails it cannot be used when both HDDs are broken In order to replace a HDD using the hot swap function always check in advance...

Page 117: ...n this case you need to manipulate the DIP switch for the mirror card Conduct recovery in accordance with the procedure described below 1 Set the DIP switch for the mirror card for setting 1 with the power off The DIP switch setteing refer to This Chapter Switch setting Table 8 3 DIP switch setting 2 After installing the mirror card turn on the power and check that the Access LED on the mirror car...

Page 118: ...y data is not copied between HDDs I want to configure mirroring for an existing HDD from a backup HDD The backup HDD exists besides two HDDs that it is existing in the mirroring composition When the mirroring is composed by the backup HDD follows the following steps Steps 1 Turn off the power of PC 2 Remove both HDDs that it is existing from the mirror card Regarding removal of HDDs refer to Chapt...

Page 119: ...ore a replacement HDD must be of the same make and model as the previous HDD If the replacement HDD was used in another RAID system its configuration information may be different due when combined with the mirror card In that case follows the following steps Steps 1 Set the DIP switch for the mirror card for setting 1 with the power off The DIP switch setteing refer to This Chapter Switch setting ...

Page 120: ...stable according to the data is lost recovers optionally in accordance Restoration steps 1 Set the DIP switch for the mirror card for setting 1 with the power off The DIP switch setteing refer to This Chapter Switch setting Table 8 3 DIP switch setting 2 After installing the mirror card connect only a not replacement HDD to the mirror card and turn on the power 3 Check this status Table 8 10 DIP s...

Page 121: ...r installing the mirror card turn on the power and start Windows 6 After start Windows check this status Table 8 11 Restoration running restoration complete DIP switch setting 2 running DIP switch setting 2 completion hwRaid Status 7 After this step 6 completed the restoration was completed if there is no error When the error is generated the restoration is a failure Refer to the next item Restora...

Page 122: ...has the error sector to the same sector Follows the following steps Restoration steps 1 One HDD either of two HDDs in a mirroring configured is replaced Regarding replacement of HDDs refer to This Chapter RAID setup when replacing the HDD 2 After the HDD replaced the rebuilding is started 3 After the rebuilding is completed a read error occurs from the source Follows the same as step 6 from 1 of t...

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Page 124: ... 3V Nominal capacity 220mAh Lithium content 1g or less Removing the battery when disposing the product When you dispose of the product follow the procedure below to remove the battery 1 Remove the top cover See Removing the top cover and drive bay in Chapter 3 2 Remove the battery Figure 9 1 Removing the battrey Disposing the battray When disposing of the removed battery do so properly as instruct...

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