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JEC-2510 (AMR-TGU) User’s Manual

JEC-2510 (AMR-TGU) User’s Manual
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JEC-2510 (AMR-TGU) User’s Manual

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Disclaimer: The manual is proprietary to the Company, and unauthorized reproduction is prohibited. The Company is not responsible for inaccuracies or damages from using this manual.
Safety Instructions: Users must read safety instructions before expanding the device. The device may cause radio interference in domestic environments. Only authorized personnel should conduct repairs, as unauthorized repairs may void the warranty and cause damage.
ESD Instructions: Handle modules with electrostatic sensitive devices (ESD) carefully. Discharge static electricity before handling, and disconnect power before installation or removal.
Chapter 1: Product Instruction
Overview: The JEC-2510 (AMR-TGU) is an industrial BOX machine with Intel Elkhart Lake series processors, designed for efficiency and low power consumption. It features a fanless design suitable for harsh environments and supports various expansion options.
Specifications: Supports Intel Celeron and Core i3/i5/i7 processors, up to 32GB DDR4 memory, dual display interfaces, multiple network interfaces, and various I/O options. Operates on Windows and Linux systems and supports a wide temperature range.
Chapter 2: Application Planning
Guidelines for transportation, storage, and initial examination of the device, along with environmental condition requirements.
Chapter 3: Installation
Details the installation method and provides dimension drawings for proper setup.
Chapter 4: Device Connection
Instructions on connecting the device to power and other peripherals.
Chapter 5: Instructions for Use
Includes diagrams of the product's appearance and interfaces, and explanations of status indicators and various ports.
Chapter 6: Expansion and Maintenance
Guidance on installing and removing components like hard drives, memory modules, and wireless modules.
Chapter 7: BIOS Settings
Explains BIOS setup and configuration, including main menu options and security settings.
Chapter 8 & 9: Programming Guides
Provides programming examples and function definitions for WDT and GPIO.
Chapter 10: Driver Program Installation
Instructions for installing necessary drivers.
Chapter 11: Appendix
Offers solutions for common malfunctions.
Overview: The document provides detailed specifications and instructions for various industrial standard systems, including models with and without fans, featuring different processors (i3, i5, i7) and configurations. It includes information on transportation, storage, installation, connection, and BIOS settings.
Specifications: Systems are equipped with industrial motherboards, expansion boards, DDR4 memory, multiple USB and COM ports, CAN interfaces, GPIO, M.2 slots, and power supplies. Specific configurations vary by model, with differences in processor type and memory capacity.
Transportation and Storage: Products should be transported in well-packaged conditions, avoiding exposure to open environments and hazardous materials. Storage requires a controlled environment with specific temperature and humidity levels, and precautions against harmful gases and mechanical vibrations.
Installation: Systems can be installed using various methods, including rack mount, desktop, wall mount, and others. Detailed instructions are provided for opening the box, examining the device, and ensuring proper environmental conditions.
Device Connection: Guidelines are provided for connecting the device to power, including warnings about polarity and grounding. Only approved industrial peripherals should be connected, and hot-swappable modules are supported.
Instructions for Use: The document includes diagrams of product appearance and IO interfaces, detailing the functions of each port and indicator. It also provides instructions for connecting power and audio interfaces, and configuring serial ports.
Expansion and Maintenance: Instructions are provided for installing and removing components such as hard drives, memory modules, and M.2 cards. Precautions against static electricity and proper handling techniques are emphasized.
BIOS Settings: The document explains the BIOS setup process, including entering the BIOS, controlling keys, and configuring system settings. It covers advanced options such as CPU configuration, power management, and security settings.
Security Device Support: Options to enable or disable BIOS support for security devices, including SHA256 PCR Bank, platform, storage, and endorsement hierarchies. It also includes settings for physical presence specification and TPM device selection.
ACPI Settings: Options to enable or disable BIOS-ACPI auto-configuration and system hibernation.
Power Management Configuration: Settings for USB/PS2 power, wakeup systems, LAN wake, AC power loss restoration, and RTC wake system.
Watch Dog Configuration: Options to select the count mode of the watchdog.
IT8786 Super IO Configuration: Configuration options for serial ports and hardware monitoring, including system smart fan settings.
UEFI-PXE Configuration: Options to enable or disable UEFI network stack.
NVMe Configuration: Settings related to NVMe devices.
Chipset Configuration: Includes graphics, SATA, and onboard devices settings, with options for eDP configuration, LCD panel type, panel scaling, backlight control, and DVMT graphics memory.
Security: Settings for administrator password and secure boot configuration.
Boot: Options for setup prompt timeout, NumLock state, full screen logo display, USB mass storage driver support, and boot options.
Save & Exit: Options to save changes and reset, discard changes and reset, and launch EFI Shell from file system device.
WDT Programming Guide: Includes secondary development specifications and pseudo code for WDT of AMR-TGU motherboard, with examples of GPIO programming.
GPIO Programming Guide: Contains secondary development specifications and pseudo code for GPIO of AMR-TGU motherboard, with examples of configuration and access.
Driver Program Installation: Instructions for driver program installation, with troubleshooting advice for installation issues.
Appendix: Analysis and solutions for common malfunctions, including power supply issues, display problems, and system disk errors.
System Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Guide:
1. Bootable Disk Issues: Check if the system on the hard disk is damaged. Reinstall the system if necessary.
2. Plug and Play I/O Card Issues: If no I/O card is detected, it may be due to poor contact caused by frequent installation/uninstallation, unstable fixing, or improper dust-proof measures. Try reinstalling the card or using another slot.
3. Incorrect Time or Date: If the BIOS settings are incorrect, enter BIOS Setup to adjust the time and date. If BIOS settings are correct but the time and date are still incorrect, replace the backup battery.
4. Boot Device Not Found: Ensure the device is set as the first priority in the booting priority of BIOS settings or include it in the booting devices.
5. USB Device Issues: If a USB 2.0 device is connected but not responding, enable USB 2.0. If the USB port is not supported by the operating system, enable USB Legacy Support for the mouse and keyboard, and ensure appropriate USB drivers are installed for other devices.
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Disclaimer The content of this manual is the intellectual property of the Company, and the copyright belongs to the Company. The ownership of all parts of this product, including accessories and software, is vested in the Company. Without the written permission of the Company, this manual and its any content shall not be imitated, copied, extracted or translated into other languages in any form. We have carefully prepared this manual with an attitude of being responsible for users, but we do not guarantee that the contents of this manual are completely accurate. This manual is a purely technical...

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Safety Instructions General Safety Instructions A Caution Before you have read related safety instructions, please do not expand your device. A Warning This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference, in which case, the user may be required to take practical measures against interference. This device is compliant with the relevant safety measures required for information technology. If you have any doubt about the effectiveness of the installation in the planned environment, please contact your service representative. Repair The device can only...

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JEC-2510(AMR-TGU) industrial BOX machine adopts Intel Elkhart Lake series processor, featuring ultra-low power consumption and high cost-effectiveness. JEC-1300 adopts fanless design with an aluminum alloy die-casting shell for efficient heat dissipation and firm protection, making it suitable for application scenarios with heavy dust, high vibration and strong interference. With its rich expansion options and efficient transmission capabilities, JEC-1300 is suitable for a wide range of applications. The product supports Gen.11 INTEL Core series i3, i5, and i7 CPUs. With three display interfaces...

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Application planning Well-packaged products are suited for transportation to any place by all kinds of vehicles. During the longdistance transportation, products should not be put in the open cabin and carriage. During the transshipment on route, products should not be stored in the open warehouse. Products should not be transported together with inflammable, explosive and corrosive substances by the same vehicle (or other means of transport) and are not allowed to be exposed to rain, snow or liquid substances and mechanical force. Products should be stored in the original package box when it...

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Chapter 3 Install the product 3.1 Installation method □ 19" Rack Mount ■ Desktop (Deck) □ Embedded Panel ■ Wall Mount □ VESA Standard Arm □ Portable □ Others 3.2 Overall dimension drawing of product Unit: mm

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Device connection 4.1 Things to know before connection Warning The connected or built-in peripherals with opposite polarities are not allowed. Warning The device may only be operated when connecting with grounded power. No operation is allowed when the device power is ungrounded or only impedance is grounded. Warning Rated voltage of the device in use must be in accord with the power feature of the product. Note: Only the peripheral devices approved for industrial application can be connected. When operating the device, hot swappable I/O modules (USB) can be connected. The IO devices without...

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5.1 Product appearance drawing 5.2 Product IO interface drawing

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2. AUDIO: Headset jack 3. GPIO: GPIO interface 4. HDMI: HDMI display interface 8. PS/2: Keyboard & mouse interface 10. HDD: Hard disk indicator 12. DCIN: Power interface 13. PWR-BT: Power switch (Remarks: ON/OFF button signal will not power off the device!) This product uses the 4pin crimp terminal (PHOENIX terminal with pitch 3.5 mm) connector to provide external DC power input:

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required to enable the corresponding options, as shown Note: To set COM1/2 to RS232/485 mode: It is in below figure:

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5.7 COM3/4 serial ports Definition Definition of Pin of pin pin 1 DCD 6 DSR 2 SIN 7 RTS 3 SOUT 8 CTS 4 DTR 9 RI 5 GND Note: COM3/4 only support RS232 mode Pin

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6.1 Machine Part Drawing

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6.2 Install and remove hard disk drive Flat head screw Flat head screw

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As shown in the above figure: 1. Loosen the ten flat head screws on the bottom cover to remove the bottom cover; 2. Loosen the four screws on the POE module to remove it; 3. Loosen the five screws on the motherboard; 4. Loosen all the screws around on the box to remove the upper cover; 5. Loosen the four screws on the core board to remove it; 6. Loosen the four screws on the HDD bracket to remove it; 7. Loosen the four screws on the hard disk drive to remove it. Note: If our company is responsible for installing the hard disk drive, it can be installed and removed as shown in the above figure;...

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Motherboard with screws As shown in the above figure: Loosen the one screw for locking M.2 attached to the M2 motherboard to remove M.2 2242/2280 SATA SSD. Note: 1.When installing this card, please insert the card at an angle of 30°, press down to the stud, and then fix it with screws; 2. To install M.2 2242, move the studs and screws on the M.2 2280 to M.2 2242. 6.5 Install and remove 4G/ 5G module 4G/ 5G module As shown in the above figure: Uniformly pull out the 4G/5G card. Note: To install the 4G/5G card, insert it at an angle of 30°.

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7.1 BIOS explanation This motherboard uses AMI BIOS. The full name of BIOS is Basic Input Output System. It is stored in a ROM (Read-Only Memory) chip on the computer motherboard. When you turn on your computer, BIOS is the first program to run. It mainly has the following functions: a. Initialize your computer and detect hardware, this process is called POST (Power On Self Test). b. Load and run the operating system. c. Provide the lowest and most basic control over your computer hardware. d. Manage your computer through SETUP. The modified BIOS data will be stored in a battery-maintained CMOS...

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Save the modified CMOS settings and reboot 7.3 Introduction of BIOS main menu • System Date (system date setting) Set the date of the computer in the format of “day of the week, month/day/year”. • System Time (system time setting) Time format is <hour><minute><second>.

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