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User's Guide  l  MBox-Advanced UG 0101  l  © 2019, TQ-Systems GmbH 

 

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1.7

 

Safety Guidelines 

Use the following safety guidelines to protect your MBox-Advanced from potential damage and ensure your personal safety. 

Non-observance of the following safety guidelines can lead to injuries of the operator and/or damage of the MBox-Advanced. 

In cases of non-observance of the safety guidelines TQ-Systems GmbH is exempt from accident liability, even if the MBox-

Advanced is still under warranty. The MBox-Advanced must be used as specified in this User's Guide, which describes the safety 

guidelines for the MBox-Advanced as well as for the operator. The installation location of the MBox-Advanced has to meet the 

requirements of the country's standards and regulations. If power cables are delivered with the MBox-Advanced only these may 

be used. Ensure that there is a sufficient air circulation to cool the MBox-Advanced. Do not cover the MBox-Advanced or mount it 

close to heat sources or in damp places. 

To completely disconnect the MBox-Advanced from mains, the power cord has to be disconnected. Make sure the power cord is 

always easy accessible. Only open the MBox-Advanced to insert or remove add-on cards, after all cables are disconnected from 

the MBox-Advanced. This may only be done by qualified personnel. If add-on cards are installed in the MBox-Advanced, all 

effective legal regulations and all technical data has to be adhered to. It has to be ensured, that the power consumption of add-
on cards does not exceed the limitations and the current consumption specified on the label of the MBox-Advanced. 

Very important! A safe operation is not possible when the MBox-Advanced is visibly damaged or is not functioning at all. In this 

case the MBox-Advanced must be switched off and it must be ensured that the MBox-Advanced cannot be put back into 

operation. It is very important to ensure that the wires of power cords are sufficiently dimensioned, according to the maximum 

electrical specifications of the MBox-Advanced. Standards and regulations like EN60950-1, VDE0100, EN60204, or UL508 have to 

be adhered to. This information helps you to safely use the MBox-Advanced. 

Follow and keep all information provided with the MBox-Advanced. The information in this User's Guide does not alter the terms 

of your purchase agreement or the TQ-Systems GmbH Limited Warranty. Your safety is important to us. The MBox-Advanced is 

developed to be safe and effective. Power cords, power adapters, and other features can create potential safety risks that may 

result in physical injury or property damage, especially if misused. To reduce these risks, follow the instructions in this User's 

Guide, and observe all warnings on the MBox-Advanced and in this User's Guide. By carefully following the information 

contained in this User's Guide and provided with the MBox-Advanced, you can help protect yourself from hazards and create a 

safer environment. 

Do not attempt to service the MBox-Advanced yourself unless instructed to do so by TQ-Systems GmbH or this User's Guide. 

 

1.8

 

Grounding Considerations 

To avoid damaging the MBox-Advanced caused by ESD make sure the following measures are adhered to: 

Ground your workplace with e.g. anti-static mats and ground yourself with a wrist strap. Only use conductive tools when working 

on the MBox-Advanced. Always handle electrostatic sensitive components at their edges, preferably wear conductive gloves. 

Remove the power cord from the MBox-Advanced before connecting or removing cables or before inserting or removing add-on 

cards. Do not touch the contacts of connectors. Keep you work environment tidy and free of non-conductive materials. 

 

1.9

 

Handling the MBox-Advanced 

Note: Handling the MBox-Advanced 

 

Improper or incorrect handling of the MBox-Advanced can substantially reduce its life span.  

TQ-Systems GmbH cannot be held responsible for unauthorized modifications made by the user  

and the consequences thereof, which may alter the conformity of the MBox-Advanced. 

 

1.10

 

Coin Cell Battery 

Attention: Coin cell battery 

 

Danger of explosion if the coin cell battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace the coin cell battery only 

with a coin cell battery of the same type and size. Check for correct polarity before inserting the coin 

cell battery in its socket. Do not immerse into water, heat to more than +100 °C, repair or disassemble 

the coin cell battery. Dispose the coin cell battery as required by local ordinances or regulations. 

Summary of Contents for MBox-Advanced

Page 1: ...User s Guide l MBox Advanced UG 0101 l 2019 TQ Systems GmbH Page i MBox Advanced User s Guide MBox Advanced UG 0101 2019 12 04...

Page 2: ...5 4 1 2 Power Consumption 5 4 2 Environmental Conditions 5 4 3 Connectors and Interfaces 6 4 3 1 External Connectors 6 4 3 1 1 Power Supply Connector 7 4 3 1 2 USB Host Interfaces 7 4 3 1 3 Gigabit Et...

Page 3: ...Box Advanced Mounting 1 11 Illustration 9 MBox Advanced Mounting 2 11 Illustration 10 MBox Advanced Mounting 3 11 Illustration 11 SATA Mounting 1 12 Illustration 12 SATA Mounting 2 12 Illustration 13...

Page 4: ...it before you start working with the MBox Advanced This User s Guide provides information which is essential for proper operation of the MBox Advanced General safety instructions must be adhered to an...

Page 5: ...n helps you to safely use the MBox Advanced Follow and keep all information provided with the MBox Advanced The information in this User s Guide does not alter the terms of your purchase agreement or...

Page 6: ...ne should conclude that brand and trademarks are rightly protected by a third party 2 3 Disclaimer TQ Systems GmbH does not guarantee that the information in this User s Guide is up to date correct co...

Page 7: ...ng key functions are implemented in the MBox Advanced External Interfaces standard 4 Gigabit Ethernet 2 USB 3 0 1 RS 232 Power button Reset button Internal Interfaces and connection possibilities M 2...

Page 8: ...e maximum power consumption of all components must be taken into account 4 2 Environmental Conditions The following temperature parameters were determined by qualification tests standard configuration...

Page 9: ...ms GmbH Page 6 4 3 Connectors and Interfaces 4 3 1 External Connectors Illustration 1 MBox Advanced Front View Illustration 2 MBox Advanced Rear View 4 Ethernet RS 232 2 USB 3 0 Power button Reset but...

Page 10: ...SB 3 0 and one USB2 0 host interface USB cables connected at these interfaces should have a maximum length of 3 meter 4 3 1 3 Gigabit Ethernet The MBox Advanced provides four Gigabit Ethernet ports Et...

Page 11: ...ble at the front Table 5 Power LED Table 6 General Purpose LED 4 3 2 Optional External Connectors and Interfaces 4 3 2 1 M 2 Socket with B Key for I O devices The MBox Advanced provides an M 2 socket...

Page 12: ...0101 l 2019 TQ Systems GmbH Page 9 5 MECHANICS 5 1 Dimensions The following illustrations show the MBox Advanced All dimensions are in mm Illustration 5 MBox Advanced Dimensions Front Illustration 6...

Page 13: ...chapter Accessories 3 4 for more information Adapter plate Please see chapter Accessories 3 4 for more information Directly with screws The housing provides six M4 threads for various mounting options...

Page 14: ...anced remove two screws at the sides Illustration 8 MBox Advanced Mounting 1 2 Pull off the rear panel Illustration 9 MBox Advanced Mounting 2 3 Turn the bottom plate 45 and then pulled it off Illustr...

Page 15: ...1 Open the housing as described in chapter 5 3 2 Remove the left two screws and open the right two screws Illustration 11 SATA Mounting 1 3 Push the mounting frame in the direction of the red arrow I...

Page 16: ...storage in the mounting frame The SATA connector points in the direction of the indicator arrow Illustration 13 SATA Mounting 3 2 Fasten the mass storage to the mounting frame with four screws M3 5 I...

Page 17: ...the mass storage in the system and align it with the two screws Illustration 16 SATA Mounting 6 5 Slide the mounting frame in the direction of the arrow until the mounting lugs slide under the screw...

Page 18: ...part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequ...

Page 19: ...ughout the European Union 7 2 Recycling Users of the MBox Advanced must not dispose the MBox Advanced as unsorted municipal waste but use the collection framework available in their country for the re...

Page 20: ...TQ Systems GmbH M hlstra e 2 l Gut Delling l 82229 Seefeld info tq group com l www tq group com...

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