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Table of Content 

3 

3.2.1

 

DDR3L SO-DIMM Installation ........................................................................... 47

 

3.2.2

 

mini-PCIe Module, SIM Card and Antennae Installation ................................... 49

 

3.2.3

 

mSATA Module Installation ............................................................................... 53

 

3.2.4

 

M.2 (2242/ 3042) Module Installation ................................................................ 55

 

3.2.5

 

MezIO

TM

 Module Installation ............................................................................. 57

 

3.3

 

Installing the System Enclosure ............................................................................. 59

 

3.4

 

Wall Mount Bracket Installation (1) ......................................................................... 61

 

3.5

 

Wall Mount Bracket Installation (2) ......................................................................... 63

 

3.6

 

DIN Rail Installation .................................................................................................. 65

 

3.7

 

Powering On the System ......................................................................................... 67

 

3.7.1

 

Powering On Using the Power Button ............................................................... 67

 

3.7.2

 

Powering On Using An External Non-Latched Switch ....................................... 68

 

3.7.3

 

Powering On Using An External Latched Switch............................................... 69

 

3.7.4

 

Powering On Using Wake-on-LAN .................................................................... 70

 

3.8

 

Ignition Power Control ............................................................................................. 73

 

3.8.1

 

Principles of Ignition Power Control .................................................................. 73

 

3.8.2

 

Additional Features of Ignition Power Control ................................................... 74

 

3.8.3

 

Wiring Ignition Signal ........................................................................................ 75

 

3.8.4

 

Configure your Windows system ....................................................................... 76

 

3.8.5

 

Operation Modes of Ignition Power Control ...................................................... 77

 

4

 

BIOS Settings

 

4.1

 

COM1 Port Configuration ........................................................................................ 80

 

4.2

 

COM2/ 3/ 4 Port Configuration ................................................................................ 81

 

4.3

 

SATA Interface Speed ............................................................................................... 82

 

4.4

 

C-States ..................................................................................................................... 83

 

4.5

 

Wake-on-LAN ............................................................................................................ 84

 

4.6

 

Power On after Power Failure .................................................................................. 85

 

4.7

 

Ignition Power Control ............................................................................................. 86

 

4.8

 

Position New Boot Device ....................................................................................... 87

 

4.9

 

Watchdog Timer........................................................................................................ 88

 

4.10

   

Select a Boot Device ................................................................................................ 89

 

5

 

OS Support and Driver Installation

 

5.1

 

Operating System Compatibility ............................................................................. 90

 

5.2

 

Driver Installation ..................................................................................................... 91

 

5.2.1

 

Install Drivers Automatically .............................................................................. 91

 

5.2.2

 

Install Drivers Manually ..................................................................................... 92

 

5.3

 

Driver for Watchdog Timer and DIO ........................................................................ 93

 

Appendix A Using WDT & DIO

 

WDT and DIO Library Installation ....................................................................................... 95

 

WDT Function Reference .................................................................................................... 97

 

InitWDT .............................................................................................................. 97

 

SetWDT .............................................................................................................. 97

 

StartWDT ............................................................................................................ 98

 

ResetWDT .......................................................................................................... 98

 

StopWDT ............................................................................................................ 98

 

Using DIO Function .............................................................................................................. 99

 

Wiring for DIO..................................................................................................... 99

 

DIO Pin Definition ............................................................................................. 100

 

DIO Function Reference .................................................................................................... 101

 

InitDIO .............................................................................................................. 101

 

DIReadLine ...................................................................................................... 101

 

DIReadPort ...................................................................................................... 101

 

DOWriteLine ..................................................................................................... 102

 

DOWritePort ..................................................................................................... 102

 

DOWriteLineChecked ....................................................................................... 103

 

DOWritePortChecked ....................................................................................... 103

 

COS Function Reference ................................................................................................... 104

 

Summary of Contents for POC-351VTC

Page 1: ...Neousys Technology Inc POC 351VTC User Manual Revision 1 0...

Page 2: ...2 2 2 Power Button 23 2 2 3 Reset Button 24 2 2 4 Gigabit Ethernet 24 2 2 5 System Status LED 25 2 2 6 DVI I Port 25 2 2 7 USB 3 0 Port 26 2 2 8 IEEE 802 3at Power over Ethernet Port 1 2 26 2 2 9 3 Pi...

Page 3: ...Configure your Windows system 76 3 8 5 Operation Modes of Ignition Power Control 77 4 BIOS Settings 4 1 COM1 Port Configuration 80 4 2 COM2 3 4 Port Configuration 81 4 3 SATA Interface Speed 82 4 4 C...

Page 4: ...Table of Content 4 SetupDICOS 104 RegisterCallbackDICOS 105 StartDICOS 105 StopDICOS 106 DI COS Example 106...

Page 5: ...in advance with Neousys Technology Inc Customer is solely responsible for ensuring the compatibility and interoperability of the third party s products Customer is further solely responsible for ensur...

Page 6: ...o part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates u...

Page 7: ...epresent commitment from Neousys Technology Inc Neousys Technology Inc shall not be liable for any direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages arising from the use of the product or do...

Page 8: ...cords and other connection cables away from foot traffic Do not place items over power cords and make sure they do not rest against data cables Shutdown disconnect all cables from the system and grou...

Page 9: ...y as possible while assuring proper connector engagement ESD Precautions Handle add on module motherboard by their retention screws or the module s frame heat sink Avoid touching the PCB circuit board...

Page 10: ...About This Manual 10 About This Manual This manual introduces and demonstrates installation procedures of Neousys POC 351VTC Revision History Version Date Description 1 0 Mar 2018 Initial release...

Page 11: ...ader is thoughtfully designed to dissipate heat generated by modules to maintain superior operating stability External connection wise POC 351VTC has three Gigabit Ethernet ports two are 802 3at Gigab...

Page 12: ...32 ports COM2 3 4 or 1x RS 422 485 port COM2 USB 2x USB 3 0 ports 2x USB 2 0 ports Audio 1x speaker out 1x microphone in CAN bus 1x isolated CAN 2 0 port Isolated DIO 4x isolated DI 4x isolated DO Int...

Page 13: ...rating 50 Grms Half sine 11 ms duration w SSD according to IEC60068 2 27 EMC E Mark for in vehicle applications EN 50155 EN50121 3 2 CE FCC Class A according to EN 55022 EN 55024 The 100 CPU GPU loadi...

Page 14: ...POC 351VTC 14 1 2 Dimension 1 2 1 Front View...

Page 15: ...POC 351VTC 15 1 2 2 CAN and DIO Panel View...

Page 16: ...POC 351VTC 16 1 2 3 COM and Audio Port Panel View...

Page 17: ...POC 351VTC 17 1 2 4 Bottom View...

Page 18: ...ting Options The system comes with a wall mount bracket that allows the system to be mounted horizontally As an option a wall mount bracket that allows the system to be mounted vertically can be purch...

Page 19: ...POC 351VTC 19 1 3 2 Vertical Wall Mount Bracket...

Page 20: ...POC 351VTC 20 1 3 3 DIN Rail...

Page 21: ...or damaged please contact your local dealer or Neousys Technology 2 1 Unpacking the System Item Description Qty 1 POC 351VTC ultra compact in vehicle fanless controller Please verify additionally pur...

Page 22: ...3 Gigabit Ethernet ports offer fast network access 5 System status LED Four system LEDs Ignition control IGN Watchdog Timer WDT Hard Disk Drive HDD and Power PWR 6 DVI I port DVI I offers both DVI and...

Page 23: ...o utilize USB functions on POC 351VTC 2 2 2 Power Button The power button is a non latched switch for ATX mode on off operation To turn on the system press the power button and the PWR LED should ligh...

Page 24: ...Ethernet ports using Intel I210 GbE controller From top to bottom they are port 3 1 and 2 When plugged in and connected via the Ethernet cable the LEDs on the RJ45 connector indicate connection statu...

Page 25: ...control lid when IGN signal is applied 2 2 6 DVI I Port The system features a DVI I connector on its front panel that is also compatible with VGA signals The DVI and VGA outputs are directly driven by...

Page 26: ...rnet PoE port supply power and data on a standard CAT 5 CAT 6 Ethernet cable Acting as a PSE Power Sourcing Equipment compliant with IEEE 802 3at each port delivers up to 25W to a Powered Device PD Po...

Page 27: ...n addition to DC power input this terminal block can also accept ignition signal input IGN for in vehicle applications WARNING Please make sure the voltage of DC power is correct before you connect it...

Page 28: ...tenna holes for antenna installation No Item Description 1 COM port 1 Software programmable RS 232 422 485 port 2 COM port 2 3 4 Can be configured as COM2 single RS 422 485 port COM2 COM3 COM4 three 3...

Page 29: ...RS 232 422 485 port via 9 pin D Sub male connector The operation mode slew rate and termination of COM1 can be set in BIOS setup utility The following table describes the pin definition of COM ports...

Page 30: ...wire RS 232 ports COM2 COM3 COM4 Please refer to COM2 3 4 Port Configuration for configuring operation mode An optional 1 to 3 Y cable is available to connect three RS 232 devices COM2 3 4 Pin 1 to 3...

Page 31: ...speaker output To utilize the audio function in Windows you need to install corresponding drivers for both Intel HD audio and Realtek ALC262 codec Please refer to the section Driver Installation 2 3...

Page 32: ...CAN2 0A CAN2 0B up to 1Mbps and 4x isolated digital input channels 4x isolated digital output channels No Item Description 1 CAN bus port Allows POC 351VTC to communicate with other in vehicle CAN dev...

Page 33: ...rial and in vehicle applications The CAN bus port supports CAN2 0A and CAN2 0B up to 1Mbps Pin No Definition I O Description 1 GND GND 2 Reserved Reserved pin Keep unconnected 3 CAN_H I O CAN Bus High...

Page 34: ...O functions support polling mode I O access and DI change of state interrupt Please refer to Watchdog Timer Isolated DIO for information on wiring and programming the isolated DIO channels Pin Pin Def...

Page 35: ...ocket The system has an M 2 socket that is compatible with 2242 3042 specifications and offers SIM card support By installing a M 2 module you can install a 3G 4G module with a SIM card for internet a...

Page 36: ...D 10 11 GND 12 KEY 13 KEY 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 GND 28 29 30 UIM_RST 31 32 UIM_CLK 33 GND 34 UIM_DATA 35 36 UIM_PWR 37 38 39 GND 40 41 42 43 44 45 GND 46 47 48 49 50 PLTRST 51 GND...

Page 37: ...in compliance with mini PCIe specification rev 1 2 The mini PCIe socket is designed with SIM card support With a SIM card installed your system can access the internet via your network provider s 3G...

Page 38: ...ERp0 26 GND 27 GND 28 1 5V 29 GND 30 SMB_CLK 31 PETn0 32 SMB_DATA 33 PETp0 34 GND 35 GND 36 USB_D 37 GND 38 USB_D 39 3 3Vaux 40 GND 41 3 3Vaux 42 LED_WWAN 43 GND 44 LED_WLAN 45 Reserved 46 LED_WPAN 47...

Page 39: ...VTC 39 2 5 3 DDR3L SO DIMM Socket The system has an internal SO DIMM slot supporting DDR3L 1866 memory module up to 8GB in capacity The L in DDR3 L 1866 denotes Low Voltage 1 35V type SO DIMM memory m...

Page 40: ...nboard The system features one half size and one full size mSATA socket You can install a mSATA SSD for operating system installation The mSATA SSD has all the advantages of solid state disk technolog...

Page 41: ...y 17 Reserved UIM_C8 18 GND GND 19 Reserved UIM_C4 20 W_DISABLE 21 GND GND 22 PERST 23 PERn0 SATA_Rxp 24 3 3Vaux 3 3Vaux 25 PERp0 SATA_Rxn 26 GND GND 27 GND GND 28 1 5V 1 5V 29 GND GND 30 SMB_CLK SMB_...

Page 42: ...lso mechanically reliable benefited from its 3 point mounted mezzanine structure A MezIO TM module can leverage these signals to implement comprehensive I O functions POC 351VTC incorporates MezIO TM...

Page 43: ...served Reserved 13 14 CLK100_N_0 PCIe clock pair Ground GND 15 16 GND Ground Reserved UID_LED 17 18 PCIE_TXP_1 PCIe data pair Platform reset signal PLT_RST 19 20 PCIE_TXN_1 PCIe data pair USB data pai...

Page 44: ...d service this product to avoid injury or damage to the system Please observe all ESD procedures at all times to avoid damaging the equipment Before disassembling your system please make sure the syst...

Page 45: ...DR3L memory mSATA and or MezIO TM module you need to disassemble the system enclosure Please refer to the following procedures 1 To disassemble the system turn the system upside down unfasten the two...

Page 46: ...POC 351VTC 46 3 Remove the two 2 screws on the rear 4 Gently slide out the L shaped panel and remove the screw that holds the DIO CAN port panel Remove the DIO CAN port panel...

Page 47: ...ease follow the procedures below to install the memory module 1 Disassemble the system enclosure 2 To access the memory module slot on the mainboard please remove the three screws shown below Carefull...

Page 48: ...POC 351VTC 48 4 To install insert the gold finger end of the SO DIMM on a 45 degree angle into the slot and gently push the SO DIMM down until it clips in...

Page 49: ...PCIe module and SIM card as well as the antenna for wireless communication 1 Disassemble the system enclosure 2 The mini PCIe and USIM slots are shown in the illustration below mini PCIe SIM slot on M...

Page 50: ...card slot utilizes a slide and clamp mechanism To open the slot slide the top section away from the battery and flip open the slot Push away from the battery Flip open the slot 6 Insert the SIM card...

Page 51: ...ip on mini PCIe module s antennae please refer to the module s user manual on antennae cable connection 8 Remove the Antennae cover from the enclosure 9 Please refer to the illustration below to secur...

Page 52: ...POC 351VTC 52 10 Reinstall the system enclosure and attach the external antennae to complete the installation...

Page 53: ...le 1 Disassemble the system enclosure 2 There is a half size mSATA indicated in blue and a full size mSATA slot indicated in red shown in the illustration below Full size mSATA on MezIO TM board Half...

Page 54: ...POC 351VTC 54 4 Gently press the card down and secure with a screw 5 Reinstall the system enclosure...

Page 55: ...e 1 Disassemble the system enclosure 2 An M 2 slot and SIM slot can be located on the MezIO TM module once the system enclosure has been removed 3 To insert a SIM card push and flip the slide and clam...

Page 56: ...he MezIO TM module to secure the SIM card 5 Insert the M 2 card on a 45 degree angle and secure it with a screw to complete the M 2 and SIM card installation 6 Secure the SMA antenna connector reinsta...

Page 57: ...ds you may reinstall the MezIO TM module For installation please refer to the following procedure 1 The MezIO TM module connector can be located on the mainboard 2 The stand off hex bolts can be locat...

Page 58: ...the module onto the mainboard The MezIO TM port should engage if the three 3 standoffs and screw holes meet Then secure the MezIO TM module to the hex bolts with three 3 P head screws 4 Reinstall the...

Page 59: ...ll the system enclosure install the DIO CAN bus port panel and secure with a screw on the CAN bus port side 2 Install the front panel and secure it with two 2 screws indicated in the illustration belo...

Page 60: ...POC 351VTC 60 4 Secure the L shaped enclosure with five 5 screws indicated in the illustration below Bottom enclosure panel Rear enclosure panel Screw next to the power button on the front panel...

Page 61: ...POC 351VTC 61 3 4 Wall Mount Bracket Installation 1 1 To install the full size wall mount bracket locate a flat surface area wall ceiling etc free from obstructions that meets the following dimensions...

Page 62: ...2 To install simply secure wall mount bracket with the four M4 screws supplied onto the enclosure shown below 3 Once the wall mount bracket has been installed it is ready to be secured onto the dedic...

Page 63: ...POC 351VTC 63 3 5 Wall Mount Bracket Installation 2 1 To install the full size wall mount bracket locate a flat surface area wall ceiling etc free from obstructions that meets the following dimensions...

Page 64: ...install simply secure wall mount bracket with the four M4 screws supplied onto the enclosure shown below 3 Once the full size wall mount bracket has been installed it is ready to be secured onto the...

Page 65: ...m The Din rail has been proven to be most beneficial in the industrial environment where space is limited The mount plate comes with two M4 screws Please refer to the illustrations below to install th...

Page 66: ...IN rail tilting downwards overlap the top clip edge of the mount plate onto the DIN rail first then firmly press the bottom front of the enclosure to clip the bottom edge of the mount plate 3 Confirm...

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