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6.2 

Connecting the communication interfaces 

The product provides the following interfaces for communication: 

 

1 x RS232 

 

2 x RJ45 

 

4 x USB 2.0 

 

4 x USB 3.0 

 

1 x DVI-D 

 

2 x DisplayPort 

 

1 x Audio 

 

2 x PS/2 (1 x mouse, 1 x keyboard) 

 

The following interfaces are optional, depending on your configuration: 

 

1 x RS232 

 

1 x CAN to USB 

 

Action 

 

Connect the communication interfaces of the product to the corresponding 

signal cables. 
For further information on the pin-outs, 

3.2.1 Connectors

on page

 11

. 

 

i

 

Always screw on the RS232 and – if selected – CAN to USB connec-

tor on to avoid problems with the connection and shielding attenua-

tion. 

 

 

 
 

 

Communication  

interfaces 

Optional interfaces 

Connecting the com-

munication interfaces 

Summary of Contents for NanoServer N2-Q170

Page 1: ...Version 1 0 Published 2016 11 29 Language EN Original User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 User Manual...

Page 2: ...claimer Although this document has been generated with the utmost care no warranty or liability for correctness or suitability for any particular purpose is implied The information in this document is...

Page 3: ...Technologies Systems GmbH please con sult the respective pages on our web site at http www msc technologies eu for the latest documentation drivers and software downloads If the information provided...

Page 4: ...3 2 2 Power supply 20 3 2 3 Operating panel 21 3 3 Environmental conditions 22 4 Delivery transport storage 23 4 1 Delivery 23 4 2 Transporting 24 4 3 Storage 24 5 Mounting 25 5 1 Permitted mounting...

Page 5: ...pening the product 38 7 2 Replacing the hard disc drive HDD 39 7 3 Upgrading RAM 42 7 4 Mounting Mini PCI_e mSATA III modules 43 7 5 Replacing the backup battery 45 7 6 Adding a PCI_e card 46 8 Dimens...

Page 6: ...le free operation of the product along the complete life cycle page 4 2 Chapter Technical data provides an overview of the most important tech nical data of the product page 7 3 Chapter Product overvi...

Page 7: ...ormed task List item Sub list item Reference i Important information Tab 2 Typographical conventions Abbreviations Description AC Alternating Current DC Direct Current ESD Electrostatic Discharge PCI...

Page 8: ...anual NanoServer N2 Q170 3 Data Sheet FUJITSU Mainboard D3433 S Mini ITX User Manual CPC USB embedded if option was selected Rev Date Description 1 0 29 11 2016 Initial version Tab 4 Revision history...

Page 9: ...en using and maintaining the product These risks are identified in this documentation by means of safety notes 1 1 Product usage This product is an embedded system designed for industrial applications...

Page 10: ...ed WARNING Warnings against hazards that may result directly in serious injuries or death if not avoided CAUTION Warnings against hazards that may result in injuries in case of non observance NOTICE W...

Page 11: ...ransmitting cables during thunder storms Only authorized and electrically trained personnel may replace batteries 1 5 ESD protection An electrostatic discharge ESD is the transfer of charge between tw...

Page 12: ...lity drives mSATA III 60 120 240 GB 2 5 SSD SATA III 120 240 480 GB 2 5 HDD SATA III 500 GB 1 TB Other drives capacities on request Interfaces 2 x Gigabit LAN 1 x GigaBit LAN 1 x Intel I219LM with AMT...

Page 13: ...1 slot full half size shared with mSATA PCI_e 2 x PCI_e x8 expansion slot for half size cards shared with one 2 5 drive bay supporting x 16 x 8 x 4 x 1 cards Tab 5 Industrial mini ITX board Specificat...

Page 14: ...ntification The type label is on the bottom of the device Label Description CE conformity mark Disposal in accordance with European Directive 2002 96 CE Fig 1 Type label 2 3 CE compliance The product...

Page 15: ...diagnostic tool Independent temperature related processor fan and system fan View and adjust Silent Fan features Noise reduction for optical and hard disk drives Restores a corrupted BIOS Simple drive...

Page 16: ...os Name 1 PS 2 mouse 8 Line in Line out 2 DisplayPort 9 USB 3 0 3 RS232 10 DVI D 4 Gigabit LAN 11 USB 2 0 5 PCI Express x16 expansion slots for half size cards 12 PS 2 keyboard 6 RS232 or CAN to USB m...

Page 17: ...Fig 3 RS232 interface Pin Signal name Signal description 1 DCD Data carrier detect 2 RXD Receive data 3 TXD Transmit data 4 DTR Data terminal ready 5 GND Signal ground 6 DSR Data set ready 7 RTS Reque...

Page 18: ...escription 1 Not connected 2 CAN_L CAN bus line dominant low 3 GND Ground 4 Not connected 5 Not connected 6 Not connected 7 CAN_H CAN bus line dominant high 8 Not connected 9 Not connected Tab 10 Pin...

Page 19: ...N jacks are provided Fig 5 RJ45 interface Pin Signal name Signal description 1 TX _D1 Transmit data 2 TX _D1 Transmit data 3 RX _D2 Receive data 4 BI _D3 Bi directional 5 BI _D3 Bi directional 6 Rx _D...

Page 20: ...anual NanoServer N2 Q170 15 Four external USB 2 0 ports are provided Fig 6 USB 2 0 interface Pin Signal name Signal description 1 VCC 5 V Power supply 2 USB Data signal 3 USB Data signal 4 GND Tab 13...

Page 21: ...gnal description 1 VCC 5 V Power supply 2 USB Data signal 3 USB Data signal differential pair 4 GND 5 StdA_SSRX SuperSpeed receiver 6 StdA_SSRX SuperSpeed receiver differential pair 7 GND_DRAIN GND fo...

Page 22: ...0 Data 1 Link TMDS 1 digital 11 Mass data 1 3 Mass protection 12 Data 3 TMDS digital link 2 13 Data 3 Link TMDS 2 digital 14 5 V Energy for monitor standby 15 Mass Return to 14 and analog sync 16 Hot...

Page 23: ...Lane 1 n Lane 1 negative 7 ML_Lane 2 p Lane 2 positive 8 GND Ground 9 ML_Lane 2 n Lane 2 negative 10 ML_Lane 3 p Lane 3 positive 11 GND Ground 12 ML_Lane 3 n Lane 3 negative 13 CONFIG1 Connected to gr...

Page 24: ...A PS 2 interface for connecting mouse and keyboard are provided Fig 10 PS 2 interface Pin Signal name Signal description 1 Data Data 2 Not used 3 GND Ground 4 VCC 5 V Power supply 5 CLK Clock signal...

Page 25: ...interface for line in line out is provided No Signal name 1 Line in 2 Line out Fig 11 Line In Line Out interface 3 2 2 Power supply For power use 8 30 V DC Fig 12 8 30 V DC power supply Pos Name 1 DC...

Page 26: ...erver N2 Q170 21 For power use 230 V AC Fig 13 230 V AC in to external AC to DC adapter power supply 3 2 3 Operating panel Fig 14 Operating panel Pos Function 2 HDD LED 3 Power LED Tab 19 Operating pa...

Page 27: ...rating conditions as stated in this documentation 2 Technical data on page 7 Never expose the product to direct sunlight high humidity dirt or extreme temper atures Condensation may occur if the produ...

Page 28: ...Phoenix Contact 3 pin optional AC to DC adapter optional The product is shipped in a packaging specially designed to protect the product during transport Carefully remove the product from the transpor...

Page 29: ...iginal packaging for transport Observe the environmental conditions Environmental conditions on page 22 4 3 Storage NOTICE Damage to the product caused by improper storage The product can be damaged i...

Page 30: ...ons Environmental conditions on page 22 i We will gladly assist you to find the optimal placement position for your product 5 2 Mounting the product NOTICE Damage to the product caused by short circui...

Page 31: ...mount four rubber feet on the bottom of the product to ensure that the prod uct can be set down properly Step Action 1 Turn the product to the bottom side 2 Screw the four rubber feet 1 as depicted Th...

Page 32: ...Mounting User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 27 Action Screw the mounting rail with four screws on the rear side of the product as depicted The product is ready to be mounted in a cabinet Cabinet mount...

Page 33: ...Mounting User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 28 Action Screw the mounting rails with four screws on the bottom side of the product as depicted The product is ready to be mounted on a wall Wall mount...

Page 34: ...ower supply on page 32 6 1 Connecting the protective grounding For reasons of functional safety the product is grounded to the product s protective earth conductor M4 Fillister head cross screwdriver...

Page 35: ...ollowing interfaces are optional depending on your configuration 1 x RS232 1 x CAN to USB Action Connect the communication interfaces of the product to the corresponding signal cables For further info...

Page 36: ...product beforehand Otherwise the monitor will not be de tected by the BIOS Action Connect the monitor with the DVI D or the DisplayPort connector and switch it on The monitor will now be detected by t...

Page 37: ...tages higher than 30 V DC Connect the product only to a power source that satisfies the requirements of safe extra low voltage SELV i We recommend using the DC power plug included in the scope of deli...

Page 38: ...e external power supply 100 240 V AC NOTICE Damage to the product caused by improper voltage The product may be destroyed or damaged when supplied with voltages higher than 30 V DC Connect the product...

Page 39: ...connect or of the product 3 Switch on the AC power source The product starts up and boots initially i For information about the BIOS settings refer to the user manual supplied by Fujitsu For informati...

Page 40: ...modified by setting the jumpers accordingly i For details refer to the documentation supplied by the vendor Step Action 1 Open the device 7 1 Opening the product on page 30 2 Set the jumpers 1 accord...

Page 41: ...atch NEVER OFF ON ON OFF P6 30 min NEVER ON ON ON OFF P7 3 hours NEVER OFF OFF OFF ON P8 10 min 1 hour ON OFF OFF ON P9 15 min 2 hours OFF ON OFF ON P10 1 hour 75 min AutoLatch is active during the fi...

Page 42: ...rformed regularly i It is not permitted to repair the product as this will result in forfeiture of the warranty For service or repair please contact the product support Upgrading RAM Mounting a Mini P...

Page 43: ...ic charge when installing the internal components Use a grounding wrist strap and place all electronic components in any static shielded devices Step Action 1 Switch off the product and isolate it fro...

Page 44: ...Ds can easily be replaced as described in this section i For the additional HDD you have to demount the Riser card due to lack of space Step Action 1 Open the device 7 1 Opening the product on page 30...

Page 45: ...enance User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 40 Step Action 3 Push the HDD mounting plate carefully out of the guidance rail as depicted 4 Remove the four screws to demount the HDD from the mounting plate Co...

Page 46: ...and maintenance User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 41 Step Action 5 Remove the power supply 1 and the mSATA cable from the HDD You can now connect a new HDD To mount the HDD to the product proceed in rev...

Page 47: ...33 memory modules This allows a maximum memory capacity of 32 GB Step Action 1 Open the device 7 1 Opening the product on page 30 2 If you have to remove an already mounted memory module click down th...

Page 48: ...SATA III module to the product For more infor mation about the supported modules 2 1 Technical specifications page 7 Step Action 1 Open the device 7 1 Opening the product on page 30 2 Insert the new M...

Page 49: ...Expansions and maintenance User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 44 Step Action 3 Screw the new Mini PCI_e mSATA III module into place 2 The Mini PCI_e mSATA III module is mounted and can now be used...

Page 50: ...ce only with a battery of the same or equal type as recommended by the manufacturer Use only non conductive tools i To avoid damages to the product never use a screwdriver or any other conductive mate...

Page 51: ...card Step Action 1 Open the device 7 1 Opening the product on page 30 2 To remove the PCI slot bracket remove screw 1 loosen screw 2 and then pull the slot bracket angle 3 to the left The slot bracke...

Page 52: ...Dimension drawings User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 47 8 Dimension drawings This chapter provides the product drawings Fig 16 I O side Fig 17 Left side About this section I O side Left side...

Page 53: ...Dimension drawings User Manual NanoServer N2 Q170 48 Fig 18 Right side Fig 19 Top side Right side Top side...

Page 54: ...of as normal household waste If this product will no longer be used and has to be disposed of please make sure that it is recycled according to the WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU Used batteries must be dis...

Page 55: ...tation 3 structure 1 Environmental conditions 22 ESD protection 6 I O panel 11 Identification 9 Mounting 25 Mini PCI Express module 43 mSATA III module 43 permitted positions 25 product 25 Opening pro...

Page 56: ...Systems GmbH All rights reserved All rights are reserved in the event of the grant and or registration of a patent a regis tered design and or utility models and industrial designs MSC Technologies Sy...

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