User Manual
Table Of Contents
- About this manual
- Chapter 1: Getting to know your Embedded Computer
- Chapter 2: Using your Embedded Computer
- Chapter 3: Upgrading your Embedded Computer
- 3.1 Installing a storage device
- 3.2 Removing the top heatsink
- 3.3 Replacing the top heatsink
- 3.4 Installing an MXM GPU module
- 3.5 Removing the heat spreader
- 3.6 Installing an M.2 M-key module
- 3.7 Installing an M.2 E-key module
- 3.8 Installing an M.2 B-key module
- 3.9 Installing an mPCIe / mSATA module
- 3.10 Installing a nano SIM card
- 3.11 Installing memory modules
- Appendix
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2.1.2 Connect a power supply to your Embedded
Computer
If your Embedded Computer package comes bundled with a power supply,
you may follow the steps below to set up your Embedded Computer.
IMPORTANT! Ensure to use a power supply with a rated output power
of 480 W (purchased separately).
A. Prepare your power wires by cutting it to the desired length and
stripping about 12 to 18 mm of insulation from both ends of each wire.
B. Connect the wires to the terminal block by inserting the stripped wire
ends into the terminal block and tightening the screws or close the
clamps on the terminal block to secure the wires in place.
C. Connect the opposite ends of the wires to the terminal block on your
power supply.
IMPORTANT! Make sure that each wire is in the correct terminal.
Typically, the red wire connects to the positive (+) terminal, and the
black wire connects to the negative (-) terminal.
D. Insert the exposed wire end of the AC power cord to the termal block
on your power supply. Tighten the screws or close the clamps on the
terminal block to secure the wires in place.
E. Connect the power terminal block cable assembly to your Embedded
Computer’s power (DC) input, then secure it with the two screws on the
power terminal block cable assembly.
F. Plug the power supply (purchased separately) into a 100 V ~ 240 V
power source.