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P12 SERIES

New-generation 12-inch Industrial Panel PC

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The manual is appropriate for EVOC P12 SERIES.

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The term “the PC” or “the Product” within the manual usually stands for EVOC P12

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Instructions

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Safety Instructions

General Safety Instructions

Caution

Before you have read related safety instructions, please do not expand your device.

This device is compliant with related safety requirements. If you have any doubt about the

effectiveness of installation in the planned environment, please contact your service

representative.

Repair

The PC can only be repaired by authorized personnel.

Warning

Unauthorized opening of the PC and improper repair may cause serious damage to the

PC or endanger users’ personal safety.

System Expansion

Only system expansion devices designed for this PC can be installed. Installing other

expansion devices may damage the system and violate regulations on radio interference

suppression. To know the system expansion devices that can be installed, please contact

technical support team or local distributor.

Caution!

If the PC is damaged due to improper installation or replacement of system expansion

devices, the warranty for the product will become invalid.

ESD Instructions

The following label can be used to identify the modules that contain electrostatic sensitive

devices:

When operating the modules that contain electrostatic sensitive devices, please follow the

instructions below:

When operating the modules that contain electrostatic sensitive devices, make sure to

release static electricity on your body (for example, by touching a grounded object).

All the devices and tools should not contain ESD.

Before installing or removing modules that contain ESD, make sure to pull out the

power plug and remove the battery.

When assembling modules that contain ESD, always handle them by their edge.

Please do not touch any connector pin or conductive part on the modules that contain

ESD.

Contents

1. Product Introduction ..........................................................................................................1

1.1 Overview...................................................................................................................1

1.2 Specifications ............................................................................................................2

1.3 Operating Instructions...............................................................................................6

1.3.1 External Functions ..........................................................................................6

1.3.2 Internal Layout................................................................................................8

1.3.3 Operation Control ...........................................................................................9

1.4 Status LED ................................................................................................................9

2. Application Scheme .........................................................................................................10

2.1 Transportation .........................................................................................................10

2.2 Storage ....................................................................................................................10

2.3 Opening the Box and Initial Examination...............................................................10

2.3.1 Opening the Box ...........................................................................................10

2.3.2 Markings for PC Identification .....................................................................11

2.4 External Environment Conditions...........................................................................11

3. Installing the Product .......................................................................................................12

3.1 Installation Information...........................................................................................12

3.2 Mounting Method ...................................................................................................12

3.2.1 Embedded Panel Installation.........................................................................12

3.2.2 VESA Standard Supporting Arm Installation ...............................................13

4.PC Connection ..................................................................................................................14

4.1 Things to Know before connection.........................................................................14

4.2 Product Grounding..................................................................................................14

4.3 Connecting the Device to Power.............................................................................15

5. Debugging........................................................................................................................16

5.1 Operating System....................................................................................................16

5.2 Port Definition.........................................................................................................16

5.2.1 Power Input Connector .................................................................................16

5.2.2 USB Port .......................................................................................................16

5.2.3 PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse Port...........................................................................17

5.2.4 Network Port.................................................................................................17

5.2.5 HDMI Port ....................................................................................................18

5.2.6 VGA Port ......................................................................................................19

5.2.7 Display Port ..................................................................................................19

5.2.8 GPIO Port .....................................................................................................20

5.2.9 Standard DB9 Port ........................................................................................20

5.2.10 LCDB1 Backlight Control Port ..................................................................22

6. Software Introduction ......................................................................................................23

6.1 BPI Overview .........................................................................................................24

6.2 FMI Overview.........................................................................................................26

6.3 eManager Software .................................................................................................26

6.3.1 Operating Environment.................................................................................27

6.3.2 Function ........................................................................................................27

6.3.3 Firmware Management .................................................................................31

7. BIOS Setup ......................................................................................................................33

7.1 UEFI Overview.......................................................................................................33

7.2 UEFI Parameter Setup ............................................................................................33

7.3 Basic Function Setup ..............................................................................................34

7.3.1 Serial Function Setup....................................................................................34

8. Expansion Installation......................................................................................................36

8.1 Opening the PC.......................................................................................................36

8.2 HDD Expansion......................................................................................................37

8.3 Installing/Removing the MiniPCI-E.M-SATA .......................................................40

8.4 S SIM Card Expansion ...........................................................................................42

9. Technical Parameters .......................................................................................................45

9.1 Maximum Power Consumption of Accessory Assemblies .....................................45

10.Dimensions Drawing ......................................................................................................46

10.1 Dimensions Drawing Overview............................................................................46

10.2 Product Outline Dimensions Drawing..................................................................46

10.3 Installation Dimensions Drawing .........................................................................49

10.3.1 Product Installation Dimensions Drawing..................................................49

10.3.2 Recommended Dimensions Drawing for Hole Opening ............................51

10.3.3 The dimensions drawing of the product with mounting bracket ................51

11. PC Maintenance .............................................................................................................52

11.1 Removal/Installation of Hardware Assembly .......................................................52

11.1.1 Carry out Maintenance................................................................................52

11.1.2 Preventative Maintenance ...........................................................................52

11.1.3 Replacing Backup Battery...........................................................................53

11.2 Installing the Drivers.............................................................................................54

12. Appendix ........................................................................................................................55

12.1 Troubleshooting and Solutions .............................................................................55

12.2 Common Alarm Information Analysis and Solution.............................................56

12.3 ESD Guideline ......................................................................................................57

12.4 BIOS Setup ...........................................................................................................59

12.4.1 ECS-1837 UEFI Basic Function Setup.......................................................59

12.4.2 ECS-1838 Basic Function Setting for UEFI ...............................................73

12.4.3 ECS-1840 Basic Function Setting for UEFI ...............................................90

12.4.4 ECS-1841 Basic Function Setting for UEFI .............................................105

Product Introduction

P12 SERIES · 1 ·

1. Product Introduction

1.1 Overview

P12 series is a 12″ industrial panel PC, and supports multiple platforms, for example: Intel

H110/C236, Intel Skylake-U SOC, Intel Bay Trail. It supports Windows 7(64bit),

Windows 10, LINUX (2.6 kernel) operating systems.

The PC is made of Al-alloy material. Its system structure deploys motherboard +

expansion board design solution, which features simplicity. Highly reliable connectors are

used among various modular boards, which ensures highly reliable operating environment.

The product has excellent anti-dust, heat-dissipation and anti-vibration performance.

P12 series is Targeting high-end MES, integrated monitoring.equipment control and other

fields, mainly used in shield tunneling machines, production line MES, integrated

monitoring (rail transit, building and power plants, etc.), numerical control machines,

single crystal furnace machine, automobile accessories control, and so on.

With ECS-1837 With ECS-1838

With ECS-1840 With ECS-1841


· 2 · P12 SERIES

1.2 Specifications

Item Definition

LCD screen

features

LCD screen: 12″TFT LCD

Resolution: 1024×768

Luminance: 350cd/m2

Contrast: 800:1

Visual angle: (CR≥10)

Horizontal: 80°～80°, vertical: -80°～80°

Note: The parameters above are for reference only, and actual

product shall prevail if there is any difference.

Touch Screen

Port type:USB type

Type:5-wire resistive

Notes:(1) The touch screen can be used only after the driver has been

installed and calibrated.

(2) For touch screen calibration, For touch screen calibration, it is

recommended to use 16-dot or above advance mode in the advanced

positioning.(as shown below)

Temperature

Operating temperature:

With mechanical disks Operating: 0～45

　 With SSD disks Operating: 0～55

Storage temperature: -20～+60

Humidity operating: 40 95%RH (non-condensing)


P12 SERIES · 3 ·

Expansion

bus

Provides two Mini PCIe sockets, Mini PCIe1 supports wifi or 4G

module, MSATA slot supports mSATA or 4G module

Network Supports up to four 10/100/1000Mbps LAN ports. LAN1 supports

Wake-On-LAN function

Audio HD standard, supporting MIC-IN/LINE-OUT

EMC

GB 9254-2008 Radio Disturbance Class(A)

GB 9254-2008 Conduction Emission Class(A)

GB/T 17626.2.2006 ESD Level(2)

GB/T 17626.4-2008 Burst Immunity Level(2)

GB/T 17626.5-20a08 Surge(impact) immunity Level(2)

GB/T 17626.6-2008 Conduction Immunity Level(2)

Reliability MTBF≥50000h

MTTR≤0.5h

Safety Meets basic requirements for GB4943-2011

Protection

grade Front panel meets IP65

Mechanical and

environmental adaptability

Power-on Anti-vibration: Frequency 5-15Hz,amplitude 1mm,

frequency 15-200Hz,acceleration 1.0g

Anti-shock:10g acceleration,11ms duration


· 4 · P12 SERIES

Item Definition

Product

Outline

With

motherboard ECS-1837 ECS-1838 ECS-1840 ECS-1841

Micro-

processor

Onboard Intel®®

Celeron J1900 CPU

Onboard Intel®®

I3-6100U/I5-6300U/I7-

6500U CPU

Onboard Intel®

Celeron J1900 CPU

Intel®I3-6100TE/

I3-6300T/I5-6500TE/

I5-6500T/I5-6500/

I7-6700TE CPU

Chipset Based on Intel®

Bay Trail platform

Based on Intel®

Skylake-U platform

Based on Intel®

Bay Trail platform

Based on Intel®

H110/C236 platform

Memory

1 x SO-DIMM

memory slot, 4G

DDR3L memory as

standard

configuration, which

supports up to 8G

memory

capacity (SO-DIMM),

and 8G DDR3L

memory needs

double-sided particles.

Onboard 4G DDR4

2133MHZ memory,1 x

260Pin DDR4

SO-DIMM memory

slot, which supports up

to 16GB. The PC

supports up to 20GB

memory capacity.

1 x SO-DIMM memory

slot, 4G DDR3L

memory as standard

configuration, which

supports up to 8G

memory

capacity (SO-DIMM),

and 8G DDR3L

memory needs

double-sided particles.

2 x 260Pin DDR4

SO-DIMM memory

slot, , which supports

up to 16GB. The PC

supports up to 32GB

memory capacity.

Display

Supports external

display ports:

VGA, HDMI,

and dual-display

HDMI supports

up to 1920×1080

resolution.

VGA supports up

to 2560×1600

resolution.

Supports external

display ports:

VGA, HDMI, and

dual-display

HDMI supports up

to 2560×1600

resolution.

VGA supports up

to 2048×1536

resolution.

Supports external

display ports:

VGA, HDMI, and

dual-display

HDMI supports up

to 1920×1080

resolution.

VGA supports up

to 2560×1600

resolution.

Supports external

display ports:

VGA, HDMI, DVI

and dual-display,

triple-display

(C236 platform)

HDMI supports up

to 2560×1600

resolution.

DVI supports up

to 2560×1600

resolution.

VGA supports up

to 2048×1536

resolution.


P12 SERIES · 5 ·

1 x PS/2 keyboard/mouse port

Supports up to four 10/100/1000Mbps LAN ports

1 x VGA port

1 x HDMI port

1 x 8-bit GPIO port (using 1x10 Phoenix terminal)

Up to four COM

ports, supporting

RS-232/RS-422/

RS-485 mode

selection, RS-232

by default

Up to: 1 x

USB3.0 port +5 x

USB2.0 ports

1 x AUDIO port

(supporting MIC,

LINE-OUT)

Up to four COM

ports, supporting

RS-232/RS-422/

RS-485 mode

selection, RS-232

by default

Up to: 2 x USB3.0

ports +4 x USB2.0

ports

1 x AUDIO port

(supporting MIC,

LINE-OUT)

6 x COM ports,

supporting

RS-232/422/485

mode selection

Up to: 4 x USB3.0

ports +4 x USB2.0

ports

1 x AUDIO port

(supporting MIC,

LINE-IN,

LINE-OUT)

6 x COM ports,

supporting

RS-232/422/485

mode selection

Up to: 1 x USB3.0

port +7 x USB2.0

ports

1 x AUDIO port

(supporting MIC,

LINE-IN,

LINE-OUT)

External

I/O ports

Note: The quantity and type of the above ports may vary with different configurations. The actual

product shall prevail, if there is any difference.

1 x MSATA interface Storage

1 x SATA interface, supporting hot swap 3x SATA interfaces, supporting hot swap

303mm(W)× 251mm(H) Outline

Dimensions 77mm(D) 85mm(D) 79.6mm(D) 90.9mm(D)

Dimensions

for Hole Open 290.6mm(W)×238.6mm(H)

Weight

About 3.3Kg

(excluding the weight

of package)

About 3.6 Kg


of package)

About 4.5 Kg


of package)

About 4.9 Kg


of package)

Input voltage/frequency:220VAC/50Hz (with adapter)

Power Input Input voltage:9VDC-30VDC(no adapter,direct

input to the PC)

Input voltage:9VDC-36VDC(no adapter,direct

input to the PC)

Power

consumption

Power consumption of

the PC: 16.7W

(standby status)


the PC: 23.7W

(operating AIDA64)


the PC: 17.1 W

(standby status)


the PC: 22.7W

(operating AIDA64）


the PC：17.7W

(standby status)


the PC: 24.6W

(operating AIDA64)


the PC: 22.6 W

(standby status)


the PC: 43.6W

(operating AIDA64)


· 6 · P12 SERIES

1.3 Operating Instructions

1.3.1 External Functions

With ECS-1837/ECS-1838

Diagram of upper IO ports of the PC

Location Description Location Description Location Description

1 On/Off button 2 Reset button 3 HDD indicator

4 PS/2 5 GPIO port 6 USB1/2

7 ANT2 8 HDD bay 9 Power indicator

10 ANT1


Diagram of upper IO ports of the PC


1 On/Off button 2 Reset button 3 HDD indicator

4 Power indicator 5 LINE OUT 6 LINE IN

7 MIC 8 PS/2 9 DVI

10 USB1～4 11 ANT1/2


P12 SERIES · 7 ·


Diagram of lower IO ports of the PC


1 Ground screw 2 Power connector 3 HDMI

4 VGA 5 USB3/4 6 LAN1

7 LAN2 8 COM1～4 9 MIC IN

10 LINE OUT


Diagram of lower IO ports of the PC


1 Power connector 2 HDMI 3 VGA

4 COM1～6 5 LAN1/2 6 USB5～8

7 GPIO 8 Ground screw

Note:For different configurations of the PC (with different motherboards),the external IO

ports may be different,and the actual configuration prevails.


· 8 · P12 SERIES

1.3.2 Internal Layout

(With ECS-1837/ECS-1838)

(With ECS-1840/ECS-1841)

Internal Layout of the PC


1 Universal

quasi-system 2 P12 display part 3 Front IO board

4 Motherboard 5 HDD module 6 Rear IO board


P12 SERIES · 9 ·

1.3.3 Operation Control

Warning

Pressing On/Off button won't cut off the power of the PC!

Caution

When the PC executes hardware reset, data may be lost.

Control Button Location Description

1 On/Off button used to switch

on/off the PC.

2

Reset butoon

A pointed object or a clip can

be used to operte the reset

button.Pressing this button

will trigger hardware reset.

1.4 Status LED

Display Meaning LED Display

Off Disconnected from power

Green PC is operating POWER PC status indication

Orange Disable LCD screen backlight

and touch screen

Off Not being accessed HDD

Indicating access to hard drive Yellow Being accessed

Application Scheme

· 10 · P12 SERIES

2. Application Scheme

2.1 Transportation

Well-packaged products are suited for transportation by truck,ship,and plane.During

transportation,products should not be put in open cabin or carriage.During transshipping,

products should not be stored in open air without protection from the atmospheric

conditions.Products should not be transported together with inflammable,explosive and

corrosive substances and are not allowed to be exposed to rain,snow and liquid substances

and mechanical force.

2.2 Storage

Products should be stored in packge box when it is not used.And warehouse temperature

should be 0～40 ,and relative humidity should be 20% ～85%.In the warehouse,there

should be no harmful gas,inflammable,explosive products,and corrosive chemical

products,and strong mechanical vibration,shock and strong magnetic field interference.The

package box should be at least 10cm above ground,and 50cm away from wall,thernal

source,window and air inlet.

Caution!

Risk of destroying the device!

When shipping the PC in cold weather,please pay attention to the extreme

temperature variation.Under this circumstance,please make sure no water

drop(condensation) is formed on the surface or interior of the device.If

condensation is formed on the device,please wait for over twelve hours before

connecting the device.

2.3 Opening the Box and Initial Examination

2.3.1 Opening the Box

Please pay attention to the following issues when opening the box:

Do not discard the original packing material.Please keep the original packing material

for re-transportation.

Application Scheme

P12 SERIES · 11 ·

Please keep the documentation at a safe place.The documentation, which is a part of

the device,is required for initial device debugging.

When doing the initial examination,please check whether there are distinct damages to

the device caused during the transport.

Please check whether the delivery contains the intact device and all of the

independently ordered accessories.Please contact the customer service when any

unconformity or transportation damages occur.

2.3.2 Markings for PC Identification

Attention

When the product needs to be repaired or after it has been stolen,these codes can be used

to identify the PC.Please do not rip them off.

Serial number:located on the chassis body (as shown below)

2.4 External Environment Conditions

The following conditions should be considered when planning the project:

The weather and mechanical environment conditions specified in the operation manual

should be observed.

Please avoid extreme enviroment conditions.The PC should be protected against

dust,moisture and heat.

Please avoid direct exposure to sunlight.

Please make sure that other assemblies and side of cabinet are at least 50mm and

100mm away from the top and below the PC respectively.

Please do not block the ventilation hole of the PC(If have).

The installation position requirement for the PC should be always observed.

The connected or installed I/O should not generate reverse voltage of more than 0.5V

inside the PC.

Installing the Product

· 12 · P12 SERIES

3. Installing the Product

3.1 Installation Information

Before installing the PC,please read the following installation instructions:

Note

When installing the product in the switch cabinet, please observe the assembly guidance,

related DIN/VDE requirements and specific regulations of the country/region.

3.2 Mounting Method

19″Rack Mount Desktop Embedded Panel

Wall Mount VESA Standard Arm Portable

Other___________

3.2.1 Embedded Panel Installation

Step1: Insert the machine

vertically into the

already-prepared square hole

panel, as shown in the left picture.

Note:Screws for installing the

mounting hook are the

accessories enclosed with the

product.

Step 2: Hang the hooks on the

back of the machine, then tighten

the long screws, which press

fimly against the panel.

Note: The installation

requirements are as the

following table

Installing the Product

P12 SERIES · 13 ·

Material Square hole Mounting

Metal sheet type (minimum

thickness:1.5mm) 290.6mm×238.6mm

Tighten from the rear with the

hook (accessories)

Warning

Make sure the wall or the ceiling or the carrier can bear the load four times as heavy as

the total weight of the PC(including the cabinet rack and additional expansion modules).

3.2.2 VESA Standard Supporting Arm Installation

Step:Use screws to fasten the PC

onto the supporting arm,as shown

in the left picture.

Note:During the installation, use

the screws that come with the PC

or select screws according to the

user manual.

Warning

The weight bearing capacity of VESA supporting arm should be at least twice the weight

of the PC.

PC Connection

· 14 · P12 SERIES

4.PC Connection

4.1 Things to Know before connection

Warning

The connected or built-in peripherals with opposite polarities are not allowed.

Warning

The device only operates 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 shall be in accord with power feature of the product.

Note

Only the peripheral devices approved for industrial application can be used. When

operating the PC, hot swappable IO modules (USB) can be used. The IO devices without

hot swap function can only be connected when the PC is powered off.

4.2 Product Grounding

Low impedance ground connection is more helpful to release the interference produced by

the external cables, the signal cables or the cables connecting the IO module to the

grounding system.

Ground Terminals

The ground terminal (large ①

surface and large area contact) shall

be connected with the cabinet

installed with the PC or the central

grounding busbar on the device.

The minimum cross section area of

the cable shall be no less than

2.5mm2, and the grounding

resistance shall be no more than

0.1Ω.



PC Connection

P12 SERIES · 15 ·

4.3 Connecting the Device to Power

Steps to connect the device to power

Insert the terminal block on the

adpater in the accessories into the

connector shown in the picture.①



Danger

Disconnect the power source and data cable during a lightning storm.

Attention

The PC is completely isolated from the power supply only by disconnecting the power

connector.

Debugging

· 16 · P12 SERIES

5. Debugging

5.1 Operating System

Supported operating system:Windows 7(64bit), Windows 10, LINUX (Kernel 2.6) 5.2 Port Definition

5.2.1 Power Input Connector The product provides one 4P horizontal-type Phoenix terminal socket, which supports

single power input and a voltage input range as follows:

ECS-1837 ECS-1838 ECS-1840 ECS-1841

9-30 VDC 9-30 VDC 9-36 VDC 9-36 VDC

Its pin definition is as follows:

Note:SW+,SW-: remote switch-on/off input signal,to trigger switch-on/off of sw+ and

sw- under ATX mode.

5.2.2 USB Port

ECS-1837 ECS-1838 ECS-1840 ECS-1841

USB3 is USB3.0

port, the other five

are USB2.0 ports.

USB3, USB4 are

USB3.0 ports, the

other four are

USB2.0 ports.

USB5 is USB3.0

port, the other

seven are USB2.0

ports.

USB5～USB8 are

USB3.0 ports,

USB1～USB4 are

USB2.0 ports.

1. USB2.0 standard port

Pin Signal Name

1 +5V_USB

2 USB_DATA-

3 USB_DATA+

4 GND

Pin Signal Name

1 Positive

2 Negative

3 SW-

DC IN

4 SW+

Debugging

P12 SERIES · 17 ·

2. USB3.0 standard port

Pin Signal Name

1 +5V_USB

2 USB_DATA-

3 USB_DATA+

4 GND

5 USB_SSRX-

6 USB_SSRX+

7 GND

8 USB_SSTX-

9 USB_SSTX+

5.2.3 PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse Port

The product provides one PS/2 mouse/keyboard port.

Pin Signal Name

1 KB_DATA

2 MS_DATA

3 GND

4 +5V

5 KB_CLK

MS/KB

6 MS_CLK

5.2.4 Network Port

It provides up to four 10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet ports, standard RJ45 connectors.

ACTLED and LILED are the LEDs on both sides of the Ethernet port, which respectively

indicates the activity status and the speed of LAN. Please refer to the status description for

each LED:

Debugging

· 18 · P12 SERIES

LILED (dual-color:

orange and green)

Network speed

ACTLED (single color: green LED)

Network activity

Green 1000Mbps

Flash Data being transmitted

Orange 100Mbps

Off No data being

transmitted

Off 10Mbps

Note: No matter the 1000Mbps LAN port has or has no Link signal, the ACTLED on the

left side means there is no data being transmitted. If there is data being transmitted, the

green LED on the left side should be at "Flashing" status. If the network is connected but

no data being received or transmitted, the green LED should be at "off" status; When there

is broadcast packet,it is normal if ACTLED is "Flashing".

5.2.5 HDMI Port

It provides one 19 Pin Type A HDMI port.

Pin Signal Name Pin Signal Name

1 TMDS DATA2+ 2 TMDS DATA2 Shield

3 TMDS DATA2- 4 TMDS DATA1+

5 TMDS DATA1 Shield 6 TMDS DATA1-

7 TMDS DATA0+ 8 TMDS DATA0 Shield

9 TMDS DATA0- 10 TMDS CLK+

11 TMDS CLK Shield 12 TMDS CLK-

13 CEC 14 RSVD(NC on device)

15 SCL 16 SDA

17 DDC/CEC Ground 18 +5V

HDMI1

19 Hot Plug Detect - -

Debugging

P12 SERIES · 19 ·

5.2.6 VGA Port

The product provides one standard DB15 VGA port. Its pin definition is as follows:


1 Red 2 Green

3 Blue 4 NC

5 GND 6 GND

7 GND 8 GND

9 NC 10 GND

11 NC 12 DDCDATA

13 HSYNC 14 VSYNC

VGA

15 DDCCLK

5.2.7 Display Port

1. LVDS1 port definition(DF20G-20DP-1V 1.0mm)


1 LVDS_D0+ 2 LVDS_D0-

3 GND 4 GND


7 GND 8 GND


11 GND 12 GND

13 LVDSA_CLK+ 14 LVDSA_CLK-

15 GND 16 GND


LVDS1

19 VDD 20 VDD

Debugging

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2. LVDS2 port definition(DF20G-20DP-1V 1.0mm)



3 GND 4 GND


7 GND 8 GND


11 GND 12 GND

13 LVDSB_CLK+ 14 LVDSB_CLK-

15 GND 16 GND


LVDS2

19 VDD 20 VDD

5.2.8 GPIO Port


1 D1 2 D2

3 D3 4 D4

5 D5 6 D6

7 D7 8 D8

GPIO

(pitch: 3.81mm)

9 GND 10 VCC

Note: The factory default status is high level(5V), and the voltage range of input/output

signal is 0-5V.

5.2.9 Standard DB9 Port

With ECS-1837/ECS-1838 With ECS-1840/ECS-1841

Provides up to 4 COM ports, and supports

RS-232/RS-422/RS-485 modes selection,

RS-232 by default

Provides 6 COM ports, and supports

RS-232/422/485 modes selection,

RS-232 by default

Debugging

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Their pin definition are as follows:

Signal Name Pin

RS-232 RS-422 RS-485

1 DCD# TXN DATA-

2 RXD TXP DATA+

3 TXD RXP NC

4 DTR# RXN NC

5 GND GND GND

6 DSR# NC NC

7 RTS# NC NC

8 CTS# NC NC

9 RI# NC NC

Note: under the RS-485 mode, the data receiving/sending direction is controlled by RTS.

With ECS-1837/ECS-1838 COM mode configuration:

It can be selected via jumper on the I/O board, and please refer to the above table for its pin

definition.The detailed configuration is as follows:

Pin Setup Mode Selection

COM1 COM2COM3COM4RS-232

(Default)RS-422 RS-485

Terminator120

JP1 JP4 JP7 JP10 1-2 3-4 5-6,7-8 /

JP2 JP5 JP8 JP11 1-3,2-4 3-5,4-6 3-5,4-6 7-8

JP1～JP12

JP3 JP6 JP9 JP12 1-3,2-4 3-5,4-6 3-5,4-6 7-8

Debugging

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With ECS-1840/ECS-1841 COM Mode selection:

It can be selected via jumper on the I/O board, and please refer to the above table for its pin

definition.The detailed configuration is as follows:

Pin Setup Mode Selection

COM3 COM4COM5 COM6RS-232

(Default) RS-422 RS-485

JP1 JP4 JP7 JP10 1-2 3-4 5-6,7-8

JP2 JP5 JP8 JP11 1-3,2-4 3-5,4-6 3-5,4-6

JP1～JP12

JP3 JP6 JP9 JP12 1-3,2-4 3-5,4-6 3-5,4-6

Note: 1. Mode selection for COM1,COM2 is carried out under BIOS.

(For details of ECS-1840, please refer to the Chapter 12.3.3; for details of ECS-1841,

please refer to the Chapter 12.3.4)

2. If COM1～COM6 are to be set to automatic flow control function of RS-485 mode, it

needs to be set under BIOS.

(For details of ECS-1840, please refer to the Chapter 12.3.3; for details of ECS-1841,

please refer to the Chapter 12.3.4)

5.2.10 LCDB1 Backlight Control Port

Pin Signal Name

1 VCC_LCDBKLT(+12V)

2 LCD_BKLTCTL

3 LCD_BKLTEN

LCDB1

(pitch：2.0mm JST) 4 GND

Software Introduction

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6. Software Introduction

Software

Name Descripton Supported Range

BPI

BIOS programming interface

specification, which provides

unified interface for software to

access hardware.

All supporting BPI motherboards and

PCs of EVOC company

eManager

A platform management

application software developed

based on BPI, which enables

users to check the status of

embedded PCs, keep daily

records, and basic functions

commonly used by embedded

computers, such as WDT, GPIO,

Hardware monitoring, and etc.

All, the motherboards/complete PCs

that support BPI can run eManager,

and the sub-functions depend on the

specific motherboard.For those which

do not support BPI, customization

service can be provided. (Please

consult customer service for the cost)


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6.1 BPI Overview

BPI(BIOS Programming Interface)is a cross-platform,easy-to-maintain, software interface

specification, which supports access to hardware under the Protected Mode of 32-bit or

64-bit operating system and supports multi-process and multi-threading hardware access.

BPI is a bridge between hardware and application software, and its purpose is to provide a

unified standard interface for the application layer (in the form of library function, similar

to library function of standard C). With BPI, application software engineer do not need to

care about the specific hardware solution of the motherboard. The users can use BPI library

to rapidly develop their own software products, and when the hardware of the motherboard

is upgraded, there is no need to modify the application software or driver and the former

software can operate on the new platform normally. BPI has greatly sped up the product

development and reduced the maintenance cost. The BPI architecture is shown in the

Figure 1 below:

Figure 1 BPI architecture


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1. Function Supported by BPI

1) Watchdog

Supports Watchdog boot, stop and feed Watchdog function.

2) GPIO

Supports GPIO input/output programming.

3) Hardware monitoring

Supports monitoring of motherboard CPU temperature, system temperature,fan

rotation speed and motherboard core voltage detection, such as CPPU core voltage,

V12.0, battery voltage, and etc.

The user can use BPI library for second development based on application requirement,for

example:

a) Detecting CPU temperature:If the temperature is too high,a buzzer will be

triggered to send alarm.

b) To control peripheral devices by GPIO programming.

2. Advantages of BPI

1) Platform Irrelevant

It is an interface provided by BPI to application layer, which means the BPI library

function is platform-irrelevant, so the software developed by BPI function library can

operate on a new hardware platform supporting BPI function normally without making

any modification.

2) Security and High Reliability

The BPI function library accessing the hardware is programmed by the motherboard

developed and is strictly tested; therefore, it can avoid system malfunction caused by

improper operation of the system hardware.

3) Easy Maintenance

Traditional WDT and GPIO programming are closely related to the hardware with

complicated test and debug process and software of different platforms; however, the

software developed by BPI only requires one set of the maintenance software.

4) Low Cost


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Developing the applications by BPI will not result in additional hardware and software

cost. Application software engineer can conveniently use BPI library functions for

second development, and do not need to pay attention to access information of specific

hardware. So it will greatly reduce the development difficulty, shorten development

cycle and boost time-to-market for the system integrator.

6.2 FMI Overview

FMI(Firmware Management Interface)is management software developed based on BPI

specifications.Currently,FMI supports eLogo function.For its test program,ppease refer to

the Emanager software in the user manual CD.

1) eLog

eLog keeps operation records of the PC in details, such as the time for first boot,

completion time of the test, date of production, time of each power-on/off, total times

of power-on of the system, times of illegal power-off, total online time length of the

PC, total heart beat times of the CPU. eLog management information can provide

valuable reference for failure analysis and product upgrade.

BPI library address: please see “Software\Chinese\BPI”Or “Software\English\BPI” in the

enclosed CD BPI Library Function Operating Manual

After installing “BPI X Setup.exe”, a BPI Library Function Operating Manual will be

automatically generated, and the operation instructions can be found in

“Start”→“Program”→“EVOC” →“evoc_bpi_x”.

6.3 eManager Software

eManager software is a device management platform software developed by EVOC.

eManager software can be used for system operation abnormality monitoring, setup of

GPIO input/output mode and electrical level, real-time monitoring of temperature, fan and

voltage status. Among other functions, the eManager software can modify order of boot

devices under the OS system and predict HDD life, helping users to use and manage the

device effectively. The software has the following functions:


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Watchdog (WDT)

GPIO

Hardware detection

Keep records for power-on/off time and draw the time data curve

HDD SMART information

6.3.1 Operating Environment

Take Windows operating system as an example, if customer needs library function

provided by BPI, self-developed application program, it only needs to include

EVOC_BPI_DLL.dll, BPI32.sys and BPI64.sys. If the customer needs to operate,

eManager software, directly unzip BPI3.0 installation packet we provided for installation

and boot it up. (Operation of win7 and above operating system needs administrator

authority).

6.3.2 Function

1. Welcome Interface

After the software is opened, the following welcome interface will appear:


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2. Watchdog (WDT)

The effect of Watchdog is shown in the picture below.

Using method: First carry out setup. The mode is reset mode; counting unit can be

minute or second; timeout can be any figure within 1-255. After the setup is finished, press

“Start” button on the left, and Watchdog starts counting down. “Current time” shows the

current time for counting-down. Counting-down in reset mode means the PC reboots at 0.

During counting-down, “Feed Watchdog” button can be pressed to restart counting-down

from the set timeout time. Press “Stop” button to stop Watchdog. Exiting the program

when Watchdog is counting down will also stop Watchdog. If “Automatically feed

watchdog” option is selected, when the counted time is less than 3 seconds, Watchdog will

be automatically fed.

Function: Monitors whether the system can be normally operated, and carry out reset for

abnormality. When abnormality occurs to the system, Watchdog cannot be fed

automatically. After counting-down is finished, the system will restart, and recover from

system error.


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3.GPIO

The effect of GPIO is shown in the above picture.

Using method:GPIO is not enabled by default,to avoid the conflict if there is also GPIO

setup in the user program.GPIO supports up to 64Pin display.When it is more than

8Pin,there will be scroll bar on the interface.GPIO input/output mode can be set up in the


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corresponding single option box.The electrical level is indicated by green LED: On means

high level;Off means low level. When GPIO is output mode,the electrical level status can

be switched by corresponding "Setup" button on the right.If it is a network-type

motherboard ,the special LED of the motherboard will also be displayed and can be setup.

Function:Setup of GPIO and Network LED.

4. Hardware Detection

The effect of hardware detection is shown in the figure above.

Method: After the software switches to hardware detection interface,it will automatiocally

acquire temperature,fan speed,voltage and other information,refreshing at a 2S interval.

Function:real-time acquisition of hardware operating status.


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6.3.3 Firmware Management

1.HDD SMART

The effect of HDD SMART is shown in the picture above.

Using method:Select HDD in the dropdown list,then SMART information related to HDD

performance will be displayed in the list box.

Function:To check smart information related to HDD performance,which helps predict

service life of HDD,and avoid data loss caused by damage to HDD.


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2.Boot-up time

Boot-up time effect is shown in the above picture

Using method:Select start time and finish time to be checked,check them,and the listbox

will single out the record for times of power-on/off within a specified time span.the times

of illegal power-off and total operation time of the PC can also be displayed.

Function: To monitor operating status of the PC.To keep record for times of illegal

power-off

3. User Programming

The user can directly use eManager software for management of the device.If users intend

to program software by themselves.Please refer to the complete routine of

VB,VC,C++Builder,Delphi and BPI Programming Interface Operation manual in the

enclosed CD.

BIOS Setup

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7. BIOS Setup

7.1 UEFI Overview

UEFI（Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) is the latest computer firmware to replace

traditional BIOS.UEFI is solidified in the flash memory on the CPU board.Its main

functions include: initialize system hardware,set the operating status of the system

components,adjust the operating parameters of the system components,diagnose the

functions of the system components and report failures,provide hardware operating and

controlling interface for the upper level software system,guide operating system and so

on.UEFI provides users with a human-computer interface in menu style to facilitate the

configuration of system parameters for users,control power management mode and adjust

the resource distribution of system device,etc.

Setting the parameters of the UEFI correctly could enable the system operating stably and

reliably;it could also improve the overall performance of the system at the same

time.Inadequate even incorrect UEFI parameter setting will decrease the system operating

capability and make the system operating unstably even unable to operate normally.

7.2 UEFI Parameter Setup

Prompt message for UEFI setting may appear once powering on the system. At that time

(invalid at other time), press the key specified in the prompt message (usually <Del> or <

ESC >) to enter UEFI setting.

All the setup values modified by UEFI (excluding data and time) are saved in the flash

storage in system; the contents will not be lost even if powered down or remove the battery

of the board. The data and time are saved in CMOS storage, which is powered by battery;

unless clearing CMOS is executed, its contents would not be lost even if powered off.

Note! UEFI setting will influence the computer performance directly. Setting parameter

improperly will cause damage to the computer; it may even be unable to power on.

Please use the internal default value of UEFI to restore the system.

Our company is constantly researching and updating UEFI, its setup interface may be a

bit different. The figure below is for reference only; it may be different from your UEFI

setting in use.

BIOS Setup

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7.3 Basic Function Setup

Only some of the parameters that may be used by customers are listed here. See the Annex

for other detailed settings.

7.3.1 Serial Function Setup

Different models use different IO plates, with different quantity of COM ports and same

setup method.

Advanced

Super IO Configuration

This item provides COM ports(COM1～4) and Parallel port of this platform

BIOS Setup

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Serial Port 1～4 and Parallel Port Configuration

Serial Port

Control switch of current COM port.

Device Settings

To indicate current resource configuration of COM ports.

COMA RS485 AUTO Flow

Automatic flow control switch of COM port,in 232 mode,Disable must be select.

Expansion Installation

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8. Expansion Installation

8.1 Opening the PC

Caution

Only authorized and qualified personnel is allowed to open the PC.During warranty

period,the users are only allowed to install expansion memory and expansion card

module.

Caution

The electronic components contained in the PC may be damaged by

ESD.Therefore,please take preventative measures before opening the PC.Please see the

"ESD Guideline" for regulations related to operation of ESD-sensitive components.

Preparation Work

Isolate the PC from the power source.

Steps to open the PC

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841

Remove the four screws shown in the

picture,to separate the display and

chassis.



chassis.

1


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8.2 HDD Expansion

Preparatory work

Disconnect the PC from the power supply.

Caution

The HDD can only be replaced by authorized personnel.

Removing the HDD

Steps to remove HDD

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841

Push the HDD button to the right,until the

HDD handle pop out.Use hand to pull the

HDD handle,to pull out the whole HDD

bracket.


picture, to separate the display and

chassis.

1

To loosen the four screws fixing the

HDD,and take out the HDD

To loosen the four screws fixing the

HDD.

2


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Take out the HDD

3

Installing the HDD

Steps to install HDD

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841

Install the HDD, use four screws to fix it from the sides. Insert the HDD bracket back to the chassis, and push it back to the original position.

Install the HDD, use four screws to fix it from the sides.

1

2

Close the chassis and the display, and

install four screws shown in the picture.

Note: The PS/2 port side of the chassis

should face the top of display screen.


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8.3 Installing/Removing the MiniPCI-E.M-SATA

Note:MiniPCI-E,M-SATA all support 3G/4G module.

Preparation Work

Disconnect the PC from power source.

Caution

The electronic components on the PCB are extremely sensitive to ESD.When operating

these components,make sure to take proper preventative measures.Please see the "ESD

Guideline"for regulations related to operation of ESD-sensitive components.

Removing the MiniPCI-E.M-SATA

Steps to remove MiniPCI-E.M-SATA

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841



chassis.



chassis.

1

Take out MiniPCI-E.M-SATA Take out MiniPCI-E.M-SATA

2


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Installing the MiniPCI-E,M-SATA

Steps to install MiniPCI-E, M-SATA

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841

Place and assemble MiniPCI-E.

M-SATA according to the picture.

Place and assemble MiniPCI-E.


1


Install four screws shown in the picture.

Note: The HDD side of the chassis






2


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8.4 S SIM Card Expansion

Preparation Work

Disconnect the PC from power source.

Removing the SIM Card

Steps to remove SIM card

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841

Remove the four screws shown in the picture,to separate the display and chassis.

Remove the four screws shown in the picture,to separate the display and chassis.

1

Take out M-SATA,and then take out SIM

card

Take out M-SATA,and then take out

SIM card

2


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Installing the SIM card

Steps to install SIM card

With ECS-1837/1838 With ECS-1840/1841

Place and assemble MiniPCI-E and


Place and assemble MiniPCI-E and


1









2


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Technical Parameters

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9. Technical Parameters

9.1 Maximum Power Consumption of Accessory Assemblies

Accessory Assemblies Allowed maximum power Maximum total

+5V +3.3V +12V -12V

USB2.0/

3.0 device

Strong

current

500mA/

800mA -- -- --

10W (applicable

USB devices)

Each slot 1.5A 1.5A 0.3A 0.2A MiniPCIE

Total 1.5A 1.5A 0.3A 0.2A

8 W (for whole

PC)

Dimensions Drawing

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10.Dimensions Drawing

10.1 Dimensions Drawing Overview

This section includes the following dimensions drawings:

Product Outline Dimensions Drawing

Product Installation Dimensions Drawing

Recommended Dimensions Drawing for Hole Opening

Dimensions drawing of the product with mounting bracket.

Note:

The unit in the dimensions drawing is usually millimeter.

10.2 Product Outline Dimensions Drawing

303

251

176

822

287.6

77

142

With ECS-1837

Dimensions Drawing

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303

251

822

85

287.6

176

142

With ECS-1838

303

251

822

79.6

287.6

240

185

With ECS-1840

Dimensions Drawing

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303

251

822

287.6

90.9

240

185

With ECS-1841

Unit:mm

Dimensions Drawing

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10.3 Installation Dimensions Drawing

10.3.1 Product Installation Dimensions Drawing

303

251

145

75176

822

235.

614

2

176

77

75

4XM4

With ECS-1837

303

251

145

271.675

822

85

235.6

142

287.6176

75

4XM4

With ECS-1838

Dimensions Drawing

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303271.675

251

145

822

79.6

235.6

185

287.6240

75

4XM4

With ECS-1840

271.675

251

145

822

235.6

185

287.6240

75

90.9

4XM4

With ECS-1841

Unit:mm

Dimensions Drawing

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10.3.2 Recommended Dimensions Drawing for Hole Opening

290.6

238.6

Unit:mm

10.3.3 The dimensions drawing of the product with mounting bracket

(VESA bracket,to be purchased by customers themselves,and does not come with the

product)

Tighten the screws on the VESA bracket: truss head screw M4×8 S3 N/GB/T

9074.1-2002/Nickel-plated /Nylok /with flat washer, quantity: four

75

75

4X 4.5

Unit:mm

PC Maintenance

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11. PC Maintenance

11.1 Removal/Installation of Hardware Assembly

11.1.1 Carry out Maintenance

The PC can only be maintained or repaired by authorized personnel.

Warning

Unauthorized operation or repair for the PC may cause damage to the PC or endanger

safety of users.

Disconnect the PC from power source before opening the PC.

Only the system expansion devices designed for the PC can be installed. If other

expansion devices are installed, the PC may be damaged or safety requirements and

regulations related to radio frequency suppression may be breached. Please contact

technical support team or local distributor, to know the system expansion devices that

can be safely installed.

If the product is damaged due to installation or replacement of system expansion

device, the warranty will become invalid.

Responsibility Range

Our company shall not be held responsible for functional damage caused by use of

third-party device or assembly.

11.1.2 Preventative Maintenance

To maintain relatively high system availability, it is recommended to preventatively

replace the quick-wear parts. The table below give the time interval for replacement:

Assembly Time Interval for Replacement

HDD 3 years

CMOS backup battery 5 years

PC Maintenance

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11.1.3 Replacing Backup Battery

Things to know before changing battery

Caution

Damage may exist!

Always use same type lithium battery or lithium batteries recommended by the

manufacturer.

Disposal

Caution

Battery to be discarded should be disposed according to local laws.

Preparation Work

Notes:

1.Note down the current BIOS Setup or save the settings to the user profile in the BIOS

Setup“Exit” menu.

2. BIOS Setup provides a list, where these information can be saved.

3. Disconnect the PC from power source.

Replacing Battery

Steps to replace battery

1 Loosen the four screws on the top cover, and open the top cover.

2

Pull out the battery connection

cable as shown in the picutre,

and remove the battery.

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3

Rip off the release paper on the

new battery adhesive, stick it on

the corresponding position on

the motherboard, and use tapes

to fasten it, then insert the

battery cable into the

corresponding socket on the

motherboard.

4 Close the top cover and tighten it with screws.

11.2 Installing the Drivers

Regarding the installation of the driver program, please refer to the enclosed CD of the PC.

When driver program cannot be installed, for example a yellow question mark or

exclamation mark appears, it is recommended to install latest patch package of

corresponding operating system, or directly install the operating system of latest release

version before installing the driver program.

Appendix

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12. Appendix

12.1 Troubleshooting and Solutions

Common

Malfunctions Possible Reasons Troubleshooting and Solution

No power supply

Please check whether the power

connector is correctly connected.

Make sure the power switch is set to

ON. The device is not

operating The input power supply

voltage is not within the

voltage range supported

by the system.

Maybe the system is under

over-voltage or under-voltage

protection, please examine whether the

input voltage is within the allowed

range.

The screen is under

“power saving” mode Press any key on the keyboard.

The luminance control is

set to “Black”.

Increase the screen luminance by

luminance control. Please refer to the

instructions of the display for detailed

information.

The screen is black

Contact Technique Support if the

screen remains black after

implementing the above measures.

Mouse driver program

has not been loaded

When starting the application program,

examine whether the mouse driver has

been correctly installed. For more

detailed information, please refer to

the mouse or application program

manual.

Mouse cursor

cannot be moved

The mouse is not

connected.

Check whether the mouse cable is

connected to the system unit. If

adapter or mouse extension cord is

used, the connector should also be

examined.

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If the measures above have been

executed and the mouse cursor still

cannot be seen on the screen, please

contact the technical support team.

Incorrect time or

date on PC

Press <F2> during boot priority

execution, and open BIOS Setup. Set

the time and date in the setup menu.

BIOS setting is

correct while the

time and date are

incorrect.

Invalid backup battery In this circumstance, please contact

your technical support team

USB device has no

response

USB port is not

supported by the

operating system.

No corrective measure.

12.2 Common Alarm Information Analysis and Solution

Alarm Information Meaning and Solution

EFI BIOS. After the product is booted, the

screen displays yellow alarm information

"Warning system time is invalid,please set it

to right".

Motherboard CMOS time setting error,

which needs to be corrected.

After bootup of motherboard, the screen

shows: "Reboot and Select proper Boot

device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot

device and press a key".

The current disk cannot be booted, and

the system HDD cable needs to be

rechecked, or use optical drive for

reinstallation of operating system.

Award BIOS motherboard. During Power On

Self Test (POST), the screen displays error

information: “Keyboard error or no keyboard

present”.

The motherboard or complete PC is not

connected to PS/2 or USB keyboard, and

keyboard needs to be connected

properly.

Appendix

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EFI BIOS. During motherboard Power On

Self Test (POST), "beep-beep-beep-

beep-beep" five beeps can be heard.

The motherboard or complete PC is not

connected to PS/2 or USB keyboard, and

keyboard needs to be connected

properly.

Redundant power supply equipped with the

complete PC. After the PC is powered on, the

PC power supply gives off piercing alarms.

The redundant power supply is not

connected to two AC plugs. The PC

should be powered off, and connect the

two AC plugs.

12.3 ESD Guideline

Definition of ESD

All the electronic modules are equipped with large-scale integrated IC or assemblies. Due

to their own design, these electronic components are extremely sensitive to over-voltage,

so they are also extremely sensitive to any ESD.

ESD-sensitive assemblies/modules are usually called ESD devices. It is also the

internationally universal abbreviation for this type of devices.

The following sign can be used to identify ESD module:

Caution

ESD device may be damaged by any voltage which is much lower than can be felt by

human. If the component of the device you contact does not dissipate electrostatic

charges in your body, a static voltage will be generated. ESD current may lead to

potential problem of the module, or damage to the module which is not serious for the

moment but may cause fault during operation.

Appendix

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Electrostatic Charge

Electrostatic charge phenomena may occur in the human body which is not connected to

surrounding electrical level.

The following data shows the maximum electrostatic voltage which may be generated

when human body contacts specified material. These values are compliant with IEC 801-2

specifications.

Electrostatic voltage on the body of operating personnel

Basic protective measures to prevent ESD:

Ensure excellent equipotential connection:

When holding the ESD-sensitive device, please make sure your body, work area and

package are grounded. This can prevent electrostatic charge.

Avoid direct contact:

Usually, people only contact ESD-sensitive device in unavoidable circumstances (for

example, for repair). When holding the module, do not touch any chip pin or PCB circuit.

In this way, the dissipated electricity will not affect the ESD-sensitive device.

Before handling the module, dissipate the electrostatic charges on your body. They can be

dissipated by contacting grounded metal part. Make sure to use grounded measuring

instrument.

BIOS Setup (Applicable to ECS-1837 motherboard)

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12.4 BIOS Setup

12.4.1 ECS-1837 UEFI Basic Function Setup

After starting SETUP program, the main interface of Aptio Setup Utility – Copyright (C)

2018 American Megatrends, Inc. will appear:

Main

System Date

Choose this option and set the current date by < + > / < - >, which is displayed in

format of month/date/year. Reasonable range for each option is: Month (1-12), Date

(01-31), Year (Maximum to 2099), Week (Mon. ~ Sun.).

System Time

Choose this option and set the current time by < + > / < - >, which is displayed in

format of hour/minute/second. Reasonable range for each option is: Hour (00-23),

Minute (00-59), Second (00-59).


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Advanced


Serial Port Configuration


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Serial Port1～2 This option is used enable or disable the current COM port. For some configuration, there are four COM ports.

Device Settings

This option is used to display the current resource configuration of the COM port.

UART RS485/422 AUTO Flow Control [Disable]

Select Enable Automatic Flow Control, however, in 232 mode, Disable must be select.

Hardware Monitor

Display the currently detected hardware monitoring information, such as voltage, temperature, etc.


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System temperature

Current system temperature, monitored by the thermal resistor on motherboard.

CPU temperature

Current CPU temperature.

CPU FAN

CPU FAN speed.

VCORE

CPU core voltage.

VCC3.3/VCC5/VCC12

To detect and display working voltage values of various primary voltages of ATX

power supply.

VBAT

CMOS battery voltage.

CPU Configuration

To display information related to CPU.Please note that the Socket and Speed of CPU are

related to the CPU installed.Different information will be display for different families or

models of CPU.

Intel Virtualization Technology

Intel virtualization technology,which is needed when virtual PC or certain Linux

system is used.

Power Technology

To enable or disable power management function of CPU.Only when Customer is

selected,EIST,Turbo Mode and other options will be displayed.


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PPM Configuration

CPU C state Report

C state report OS switch of the CPU.

Max CPU C-state

To select C state of CPU,C7 is most energy saving,and C1 is most power

consuming,and so on.

IDE Configuration


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SATA Port0 ～ 1 dynamically detects whether SATA device is connected to the

motherboard.If a device is connected to the corresponding Port.the model of the SATA

device will be displayed,otherwise,it shows Not Present.

SATA Speed Support

SATA control port speed [GEN1/GEN2/GEN3]

SATA Mode

SATA controller type selection,corresponding to two options:IDE and AHCI.

Please note that when AHCI is selected for system installation,drivers corresponding

to Floppy device and specific chipset may be needed.

SATA Port0～1

Switch of SATA Port,when set to Disabled,the corresponding SATA port cannot be

used.

SATA Port0 Fuction Select

SATA port selects corresponding port mode.PPC family products have 7+15P SATA

PORT as default,and please do not modify it ,otherwise the HDD cannot be used.7P

SATA PORT is only for single board or MEC family product testing.

Miscellaneous Configuration

OS Selection

When operating system is installed and used,this optiong needs to be set correctly.For

example,if Windows 7 is installed or used,this option must be set to Windows


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7,otherwise blue screen would be occur when the system is installed, or the installed

system cannot be booted.

Note: Android option is only used for testing.Due to lack of corresponding driver,the

current Android system is not fully supported.

USB Configuration

Legacy USB Support

This option is used to support legacy USB devices (keyboard, mouse, storage device,

and etc.). When this option is set to Enabled, even under operating systems that do not

support USB, such as DOS, USB device can still be used. When it is set to Disabled,

legacy devices cannot be used in operating systems that do not support USB.

Note: USB can still be used under EFI application, such as under Shell.

XHCI Hand-off

If this option is used for operating system that does not have USB3.0 driver, this

option enabled means that the system will switch to BIOS XHCI.

EHCI Hand-off


option enabled means that the system will switch to BIOS EHCI.

USB Mass Storage Drive Support

SB mass storage USB support option. It is ENABLED by default.


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USB transfer time-out

USB transfer time-out is 20S[1/5/10/20] by default.

Device reset time-out

Device reset time-out is 20S[10/20/30/40] by default.

Device power-up delay

Device power-up delay [AUTO/MANUAL].

EVOC Features

FMI Configuration

This option is the general switch of FMI function in BPI3.0.

Time Record Support

This option is a switch for recording duration and times of power-on/off in BPI3.0.

Only when the option is Enabled, can this function be used in BPI3.0, otherwise it

cannot be used.

eDisk Support

This option is eDisk function general switch. When this option is enabled, edisk boot

option will appear. For One-Button-Recovery, this option and edisk boot option must

be Enabled.

elogo Support

This option is power-on screen function switch.


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Special Boot Order Configuration

When One-Button-Recovery function is needed, this option must be Enabled. Only

when this option is Enabled, can the One-Button-Recovery function take effect.

Chipset

North Bridge

It displays the capacity of currently installed memory for the system, memory type, and other related information, which is dynamically detected information.


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Intel IGD Configuration

GOP Driver

This option is used for Win8 VBIOS.

Integrated Graphics Device

Onboard integrated graphics option. If external PCI graphics card needs to be

connected, this option must be Disabled, otherwise there would be contradiction.

IGD Turbo Enable

Switch for integrated graphics device turbo boost technology function.

Primary Display

Set the onboard primary display to integrated graphics card or discrete graphics car

[Auto/IGD/PCIe/SG].

GFX Boost

This option is a switch for graphics card GPU Turbo boost function.

PAVC

This option is audio, video protection control switch. When this technology is enabled,

the whole transmission and playing process of audio and video are protected. Please

note that if Blu-ray disk is played, this option must be enabled.

DVMT Pre-Allocated

This option is used to set DVMT 5.0 pre-allocated video card capacity, i.e., the

capacity of IGD dedicated video memory.


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DVMT Total Gfx Mem

This option is used to set the total capacity of graphics memory used by IGD device.

Aperture Size

To set the size of memory temporarily borrowed by AGP video card, 256MB by

default. If a graphics card or a PCIE-to-PCI graphics card needs to be inserted, this

option must be set to 512MB, them save the setting before reinserting the card after

power is down.

GTT Size

To set the size of video memory.

LCD Control

Primary IGFX Boot Display

Select display device [AUTO/VGA/HDMI/LVDS].

LCD Panel Type

To set the resolution rate of output.

Panel Color Depth

To set up the resolution bit of output.


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South Bridge

Restore AC Power Loss

Three options POWER OFF:After AC power is disconnected, the PC will not

be booted when connected to power supply.

POWER ON:The PC is booted as soon as AC power is

connected.

Last State:The PC restores to the same status before AC power

is disconnected.

LAN1 or MPCIE Function Select

LAN1 and MPCIE are alternative functions, LAN as the default.

4G or WIFI Function Select

4G and WIFI are alternative functions, 4G as the default.


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Security

Administrator Password

This option is used to set administrator password.

User Password

This option is used to set user password.

Boot


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Setup Prompt Timeout

To set prompt waiting time on the screen for boot-up.

Boot NumLock State

To set whether the NumLock State is enabled during boot-up

Quiet Boot

Boot mode selection switch, which is used to enable or disable Quiet Boot function.

Fast Boot

Boot Option Priorities

This option is used to configure the system booting priorities. #1 represents the highest

priorities while #n represents the lowest priorities.

Save & Exit

Save Changes and Exit

This option is used to save changes and exit Setup program. If reboot is needed for the

changes to take effect, automatic reboot will be carried out.

Discard Changes and Exit

This option is used to discard changes and exit Setup program.


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12.4.2 ECS-1838 Basic Function Setting for UEFI

After starting SETUP program, the main interface of Aptio Setup Utility - Copyright (C)


Main

System Date




System Time



Minute (00-59), Second (00-59).


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Advanced


This item provides COM ports (COM1～4) of this platform.

Serial Port 1～4


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Serial Port


Device Settings



Automatic flow control switch of COM port.

HW Monitor


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System temperature

To detect and display environment system temperature of the motherboard.

CPU temperature

To detect and display current CPU core temperature.

CPU FAN Speed

To display rotation speed of current motherboard CPU fan (CPUFAN1).

VCORE

To detect and display working voltage of current motherboard CPU core voltage.

V12.0/V5.0/VDDQ


power supply.

VBAT

To detect and display voltage value of current motherboard battery.

CPU Configuration

This option displays related information and functions of CPU. Please note that the

CPU specifications including models, working frequency, number of processor cores,

ultra-threading technology and virtualization technology are related to the CPU

installed; different families of CPUs will display different information.


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Hyper-threading

To configure Hyper Threading of active processor cores.

Active Processor Cores

To configure number of active processor cores.


The control switch of Intel Virtualization Technology function.

Hardware Prefetcher

Control switch of MLC prefetcher function.

Adjacent Cache Line Prefetch

Control switch of adjacent cache line prefetch.

Boot performance mode

Boot performance mode selection.

Intel(R) SpeedStep(tm)

Intel SpeedStep control switch.

CPU C states

Switch for CPU C states, a status switch for energy saving and power consumption

reduction.


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SATA Configuration

This option shows the information of HDD connected to the motherboard. It

dynamically detects whether there are SATA devices on the motherboard. If a device is

connected with the corresponding port, it will display the SATA device type.

Otherwise, it will display “Empty”.

SATA Controller(s)

To enable or disable SATA Controller.

SATA Mode Selection

SATA mode selection. This platform provides IDE and AHCI modes.

Serial ATA Port 0～3

The control switch used by SATA port.


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CSM Configuration

Configuration related to Legacy device compatibility.

USB Configuration

This option provides configuration about USB controller.


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Legacy USB Support


etc). When it is set to Enabled, the USB devices can be used in the OS that does not

support USB, such as DOS. When it is set to Disabled, the legacy devices cannot be

used in the OS that does not support USB.

Note: USB can be used in EFI application, such as in Shell.

EVOC Features

This option provides configuration of EVOC special functions (“FMI” for short).

FMI Configuration

The general switch of FMI function, used to control whether EVOC Features are

supported.

Time Record Support

This option is used to record the operation time of motherboard.

eDisk Support

This option is used to enable or disable eDisk.

eLogo support

This option is used to change bootup Logo. Only when eDisk Support is enabled, can

this function be realized. The format of LOGO image must be BMP, and the file name


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must be LOGO.BMP.


This option provides EVOC special boot order configuration.


The control switch of EVOC special boot order function. Only when this option is

set to “Enabled”, can the boot order be configured.

HDD eSMART Configuration

To enable or disable monitoring of health status of SATA HDD device, which is a

dynamic detection option. After the motherboard is connected with an HDD, the

corresponding SATA Port will display the monitored parameters. If no SATA storage

device is connected, SATA Port indicates “Empty”.

Note: This is function is effective only when “Advanced → SATA Configuration →

SATA Mode Selection” option is set to “IDE”.

This function is disabled by default.


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Chipset

This option provides configuration about platform chipset.

System Agent(SA) Configuration

This option provides configuration of System Agent function.


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Graphics Configuration

Internal Graphics

The control switch of integrated graphics card.

GTT Size

To set up capacity of video memory of integrated graphics card.

Aperture Size

To set up video memory capacity of integrated graphics card.

DVMT Pre-Allocated

To set up shared initial value of video memory.

DVMT Total Gfx Mem

To set up the maximum value of share video memory.

PAVP Enable

Intel intelligent audio technology.

LCD Control

Display control option.


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LCD Control


To set first display output.

LCD Panel Type

To set resolution of the output.

Active LFP

To set enabling/disabling of VGA output.

Memory Configuration


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PCH-IO Configuration

This option provides function configuration of Intel PCH chip.

AC Power Loss

This option could set the system status when the computer is re-electrified after

powered off under AC. Power Off: the system stays at power-off status; Power On: the

system is automatically powered on; Last State: the system return to the status before

power disconnection.

USB Configuration

This option provides configuration related to USB port.


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USB Precondition

When this function is Enabled, device can be quickly enumerated.

USB Disable Per Port

Enable or disable configuration of USB Port by USB Port method.

HD Audio Configuration

This option provides configuration related to audio card.


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Security


This option is used to set up administrator password.

Note: If only the administrator password is set, the password does not need to be

keyed in when entering into Setup program with User account. (i.e. at this time,

empty password is effective).

User Password

This option is used to set up user password.

Note: If only the user password is set, administrator authority can be obtained after

the password is keyed in when entering Setup program. At this time, empty

password is ineffective.


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Boot


Setup prompt waiting time after pressing F2.

Bootup NumLock State

To set whether Numlock state is enabled during bootup.

Quiet Boot

Boot mode selection switch, used to enable or disable Quiet Boot function.


This option is used to configure priorities for system boot. Among them, #1 represents

highest priority, #n represents lowest priority.

Fast Boot

To enable or disable Fast Boot function.


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Save & Exit

Save Changes and Reset

This option is used to save changes and reset.

Discard Changes and Reset

This option is used to discard changes and reset.

Restore Defualts

This option is used to restore defaults.


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Main

System Date




System Time



Minute (00-59), Second (00-59).


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Advanced



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Serial Port Configuration

Serial Port1～2

This option is used enable or disable the current COM port.For some configuration,

there are four COM ports.

Device Settings

This option is used to display the current resource configuration of the COM port.

COMA Mode Select

COM mode selection

COMA RUD Mode

RUD mode selection of COM ports.

UART RS485/422 AUTO Flow Control [Disable]

Select Enable Automatic Flow Control, however, in 232 mode, Disable must be select.


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Hardware Monitor

Display the currently detected hardware monitoring information,such as voltage,

temperature, etc.

System temperature

Current system temperature,monitored by the thermal resistor on motherboard.

CPU temperature

Current CPU temperature.

CPU FAN

CPU FAN Speed

VCORE

CPU Core voltage.

VCC3.3/VCC5/VCC12


power supply.

VBAT

CMOS battery voltage.

CPU Configuration


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To display information related to CPU.Please note that the Socket and Speed of CPU are

related to the CPU installed.Different information will be display for different families or

models of CPU.


Intel virtualization technology,which is needed when virtual PC or certain Linux

system is used.

Power Technology

To enable or disable power management function of CPU.Only when Customer is

selected,EIST,Turbo Mode and other options will be displayed.

PPM Configuration


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CPU C state Report

C state report OS switch of the CPU

Max CPU C-state

To select C state of CPU,C7 is most energy saving,and C1 is most power

consuming,and so on.

IDE Configuration

SATA Port0 ～ 1 dynamically detects whether SATA device is connected to the

motherboard.If a device is connected to the corresponding port,the model of the SATA

device will be displayed,otherwise,it shows Not Present.

SATA Speed Support

SATA control port speed [GEN1/GEN2/GEN3].

SATA Mode

SATA controller type selection,corresponding to two options:IDE and AHCI.

Please note that when AHCI is selected for system installation,drivers corresponding

to Floppy device and specific chipset may be needed.

SATA Port0～1

Switch of SATA Port,when set to Disabled,the corresponding SATA port cannot be

used.

SATA Port1 Fuction Select

Please select corresponding interface mode for SATA interface. The default is MSATA,

please do not change, otherwise the HDD cannot be used


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Miscellaneous Configuration

OS Selection

When operating system is installed and used,this option needs to be set correctly,For

example,if Windows 7 is installed or used,this option must be set to Window

7,otherwise blue screen would be occur when the system is intalled,or the installed

system cannot be booted.

Note:Android option is only used for testing.Due to lack of corresponding driver,the

cureent Android system is not fully supported.

USB Configuration


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Legacy USB Support

This option is used to support legacy USB devices(keyboard,mouse,storage device,and

etc.)When this option is set to Enabled,even under operating systems that do not

support USB,such as DOS,USB device can still be used.When it is set to Disabled,

legacy devices cannot be used in operating systems that do not support USB.

Note:USB can still be used under EFI application, such as under Shell.

XHCI Hand-off


option enabled means that the system will switch to BIOS XHCI.

EHCI Hand-off


option enabled means that the system will switch to BIOS EHCI.

USB Mass Storage Drive Support

USB mass storage USB support option. It is ENABLED by default.

USB transfer time-out

USB transfer time-out is 20S[1/5/10/20] by default.

Device reset time-out

Device reset time-out is 20S[10/20/30/40] by default.

Device power-up delay

Device power-up delay [AUTO/MANUAL].


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EVOC Features

FMI Configuration

This option is the general switch of FMI function in BPI3.0.

Time Record Support

This option is a switch for recording duration and times of power-on/off in

BPI3.0.Only when the option is Enabled,can this function be used in BPI3.0,otherwise

it cannot be used.

eDisk Support

This option is eDisk function general switch. When this option is enabled, edisk boot

option will appear. For One-Button-Recovery, this option and edisk boot option must

be Enabled.

elogo Support

This option is power-on screen function switch.


When One-Button-Recovery function is needed, this option must be Enabled. Only

when this option is Enabled, can the One-Button-Recovery function take effect.


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Chipset

North Bridge

It displays the capacity of currently installed memory for the system,memory type,and

other related information,which is dynamically detected information.


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Intel IGD Configuration

GOP Driver

This option is used for Win8 VBIOS.

Integrated Graphics Device

Onboard integrated graphics option.If external PCI graphics card needs to be

connected,this option must be Disabled,otherwise there would be contradiction.

IGD Turbo Enable

Switch for integrated graphics device turbo boost technology function.

Primary Display

Set the onboard primary display to integrated graphics card or discrete graphics car

[Auto/IGD/PCIe/SG].

GFX Boost

This option is a switch for graphics card GPU Turbo boost function.

PAVC

This option is audio, video protection control switch. When this technology is enabled,

the whole transmission and playing process of audio and video are protected. Please

note that if Blue-ray disk is played, this option must be enabled.

DVMT Pre-Allocated


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This option is used to set DVMT 5.0 pre-allocated video card capacity, the capacity of

IGD dedicated video memory.

DVMT Total Gfx Mem

This option is used to set the total capacity of graphics memory used by IGD device.

Aperture Size

To set the size of memory temporarily borrowed by AGP video card, 256MB by

default. If a graphics card or a PCIE-to-PCI graphics card needs to be inserted, this

option must be set to 512MB, them save the setting before reinserting the card after

power is down.

GTT Size

To set the size of video memory.

LCD Control


Select display device [AUTO/VGA/HDMI/LVDS].

LCD Panel Type

To set the resolution rate of output.

Panel Color Depth

To set up the resolution bit of output.


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South Bridge


Three options POWER OFF:After AC power is disconnected, the PC will not

be booted when connected to power supply.

POWER ON:The PC is booted as soon as AC power is connected.

Last State:The PC restores to the same status before AC power is

disconnected.

Security


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This option is used to set administrator password.

User Password

This option is used to set user password.

Boot


To set prompt waiting time on the screen for boot-up.

Boot NumLock State

To set whether the NumLock State is enabled during boot-up.

Quiet Boot

Boot mode selection switch, which is used to enable or disable Quiet Boot function.

Fast Boot


This option is used to configure the system booting priorities. #1 represents the highest

priorities while #n represents the lowest priorities.


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Save & Exit

Save Changes and Exit

This option is used to save changes and exit Setup program. If reboot is needed for the

changes to take effect, automatic reboot will be carried out.

Discard Changes and Exit

This option is used to discard changes and exit Setup program.


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Main

System Date




System Time



Minute (00-59), Second (00-59).

BIOS Setup (Applicable to ECS-1841motherboard)

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Advanced

CPU Configuration

To display information related to CPU.Please note that the Socket and Speed of CPU

are related to the CPU installed.Different information will be display for different

families or models of CPU.


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Hardware Prefetcher

Control switch of MLC prefetcher function.

Adjacent Cache Line Prefetch

Control switch of adjacent cache line prefetch.


The control switch of Intel Virtualization Technology function.

Active Processor Cores

To configure number of active processor cores.

Power & Performance

This item displays power consumption information and performance setup related to

CPU.


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Boot performance mode

Boot performance mode selection.

Intel(R) SpeedStep(tm)

Intel SpeedStep control switch.

CPU C states

Switch for CPU C states, a status switch for energy saving and power consumption

reduction.


This item provides COM ports (COM1～4) of this platform.


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Serial Port 1～4 Configuration

Serial Port


Device Settings


COMA Mode Select

COM mode selection


Automatic flow control switch of COM port.


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COM5～COM8 Configuration and COM9～COM12 Configuration

Serial Port


Device Settings

To indicate current resource configuration of COM ports.,Reset Required.Displays that

the COM port hardware is not connected.

HW Monitor


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System temperature

To detect and display environment system temperature of the motherboard.

CPU temperature

To detect and display current CPU core temperature.

CPU FAN Speed

To display rotation speed of current motherboard CPU fan (CPUFAN1).

VCORE

To detect and display working voltage of current motherboard CPU core voltage.

VCC12/VCC5/VDDQ


power supply.

VBAT

To detect and display voltage value of current motherboard battery.

CSM Configuration

Configuration related to Legacy device compatibility.


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USB Configuration

This option provides configuration about USB controller.

Legacy USB Support


etc). When it is set to Enabled, the USB devices can be used in the OS that does not

support USB, such as DOS. When it is set to Disabled, the legacy devices cannot be

used in the OS that does not support USB.

Note: USB can be used in EFI application, such as in Shell.


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EVOC Features

This option provides configuration of EVOC special functions (“FMI” for hort).

FMI Configuration

The general switch of FMI function, used to control whether EVOC Features are

supported.

Time Record Support

This option is used to record the operation time of motherboard.

eDisk Support

This option is used to enable or disable eDisk.

eLogo support

This option is used to change bootup Logo. Only when eDisk Support is enabled, can

this function be realized. The format of LOGO image must be BMP, and the file name

must be LOGO.BMP.


This option provides EVOC special boot order configuration.


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The control switch of EVOC special boot order function. Only when this option is

set to “Enabled”, can the boot order be configured.

Chipset

This option provides configuration about platform chipset.


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System Agent(SA) Configuration

This option provides configuration of System Agent function.

Memory Configuration

Maximum Memory Frequency

Maximum memory frequency setup.

ECC Support

Memory ECC support setup.


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Primary Display

Control switch of primary display.

Internal Graphics

The control switch of integrated graphics card.

GTT Size

To set up capacity of video memory of integrated graphics card.

Aperture Size

To set up video memory capacity of integrated graphics card.

DVMT Pre-Allocated

To set up shared initial value of video memory.

DVMT Total Gfx Mem

To set up the maximum value of share video memory.

LCD Control

Display control option.


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LCD Control


To set first display output.

LCD Panel Type

To set resolution of the output.

Panel Color Depth

Set the bit number of LCD screen.



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Maximum Enable Root Port

Enable or disable PEG Port

Max Link Speed

connection speed selection.

PEG Port Feature Configuration

Detect Non-Compliance Devcie

Detects non-compatible equipment.

PCH-IO Configuration

This option provides function configuration of Intel PCH chip.


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This option could set the system status when the computer is re-electrified after

powered off under AC. Power Off: the system stays at power-off status; Power On: the

system is automatically powered on; Last State: the system return to the status before

power disconnection.

SATA Configuration

This option shows the information of HDD connected to the motherboard. It

dynamically detects whether there are SATA devices on the motherboard. If a device is

connected with the corresponding port, it will display the SATA device type. Otherwise,

it will display “Empty”.


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SATA Controller(s)

To enable or disable SATA Controller.

SATA Mode Selection

SATA mode selection. This platform provides AHCI and Intel RST Premium modes.

(Supported by some platforms). If RAID is to be configured, please select Intel RST

Premium mode.

SATA Controller Speed

SATA controller speed selection.

Port 0～3

The control switch used by SATA port.

Security


This option is used to set up administrator password.

Note: If only the administrator password is set, the password does not need to be

keyed in when entering into Setup program with User account. (i.e. at this time,

empty password is effective).


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User Password

This option is used to set up user password.

Note: If only the user password is set, administrator authority can be obtained after

the password is keyed in when entering Setup program. At this time, empty

password is ineffective.

Boot


Setup prompt waiting time after pressing F2.

Bootup NumLock State

To set whether Numlock state is enabled during bootup.

Quiet Boot

Boot mode selection switch, used to enable or disable Quiet Boot function.


This option is used to configure priorities for system boot. Among them, #1 represents

highest priority, #n represents lowest priority.

Fast Boot

To enable or disable Fast Boot function.


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Save & Exit

Save Changes and Reset

This option is used to save changes and reset.

Discard Changes and Reset

This option is used to discard changes and reset.

Restore Defualts

This option is used to restore defaults.

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