Chassis Plans MP1X17A Technical Reference

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• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chassis Plans i W ARRANTY The following is an abbreviated version of Chassis Plans’ warranty policy for portable products. For a complete warranty statement, contact Chassis Plans or visit our website at www.chassis-plans.com. Chassis Plans Portable Computing products are warranted against material and manufacturing defects for 1 (one) year from date of delivery to the original purchaser. Buyer agrees that if this product proves defective Chassis Plans is only obligated to repair, replace or refund the purchase price of this product at Chassis Plans’ discretion. The warranty is void if the product has been subjected to alteration, negl

• MP1X17A Technical Reference Chassis Plans ii T RADEMARKS Chassis Plans®, The Original Industrial Computer Source®, Systems Engineered to Perform™ and MP1X17A™ are trademarks or registered trademarks of Chassis Plans. IBM, PC/AT, VGA, EGA, and PS/2 are trademarks or registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corp. Intel is a registered trademar

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chassis Plans iii Handling Precautions STATIC ELECTRICITY WARNING This product contains components which may be damaged by electrostatic discharge. When the system is assembled and the rear cover is installed, the system is inherently immune to electrostatic discharge. It is always a good idea to ground yourself to a metal part of the frame before connecting cables and do not discharge static into a connector. To protect your system components from electrostatic damage, be sure to observe the following precautions when handling or storing

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 1 - Introduction / Specifications Chassis Plans 1 Chapter 1 – Introduction / Specifications Chassis Details The MP1X17A Rugged Enterprise Class portable computer is designed to meet the needs of Mission Critical Applications, providing configurations that are truly Fit-for-Use in a variety of operating environments and with a wide range of options to serve the most demanding requirements. The MP1X17A portable "lunchbox" PC computer system offers a rugged solution for a tran

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 1 - Introduction / Specifications Chassis Plans 2 Features  17" SXGA 1280x1024 LCD  Anti-glare tempered glass shield to protect LCD  Rugged aluminum alloy construction  Designed for harsh environments  Fits ATX motherboard  7 Plug-in card slots  Two external 5-1/4" drive slots  One external 3-1/2" drive slot  One external Slim DVD drive slot  Built-in speaker w/ amplifier & volume controls  Two high flow cooling fans  Detachable 108 key keyboard w/ touch pad  Various power options  Custom

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 1 - Introduction / Specifications Chassis Plans 3 Power Supply The MP1X17A uses a standard PS/2 style power supply. Several options are available for AC and DC input including redundant supplies. The system is normally configured with a minimum 650W single supply with auto-ranging 90-265VAC (46-66Hz) input. This allows the system to be used world-wide without regard to the power available. Contact the factory for other AC, DC and redundant power supply options.

• MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 1 - Introduction / Specifications Chassis Plans 4 Specifications Chassis External Chassis Aluminum extrusion/aluminum alloy with rubber corners Internal Chassis Aluminum alloy frame Motherboard Form Factor ATX 9.6x12-inches Card Slots 7 externally accessible (left side of chassis) I/O Exte

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 1 - Introduction / Specifications Chassis Plans 5 2.0 Getting Started Left Side View Front Open View Front View Rear Open View Right Side View Keyboard

• MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 1 - Introduction / Specifications Chassis Plans 6 15.08 17.06 17.09 9.00 7x ADD−IN CARD SLOTS ATX MOTHERBOARD I/O AREA PS/2 POWER SUPPLY 17" TFT LCD 1280X1024 2X 5−1/4" DRIVE BAYS 1X SLIM DVD 1X 3−1/2" DRIVE BAY 120MM COOLING FANS 8° 108° 10° 108 key keyboard w/ touchpad FLIP DOWN FEET PROTECTIVE RUBBER CORNER BUMPERS ALUMINU

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Section 2 - Operation Chassis Plans 7 Chapter 2 - Operation 2.1 Release the Keyboard from main unit by pressing the 2 buttons located on each side of the keyboard to release the locking mechanism, and then pull out the keyboard. 2.2 You have the option of leaving the keyboard attached to the chassis or it can be released independently from the chassis by pushing the two bottom levers inward to release the lock.

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Section 2 - Operation Chassis Plans 8 2.3 Connect the keyboard/touchpad cable to the RJ45 connector at the front bottom right corner of the chassis. Make sure the pin direction is correct when inserting. Note that the keyboard can be closed without disconnecting this plug. 2.4 You can flip the 2 feet located underneath the chassis outward to help create an angle (8 degrees) for the chassis for viewing comfort. L

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Section 2 - Operation Chassis Plans 9 2.5 Connect the power cable into the power supply unit in the main chassis on the left. 2.6 Press the power button in the front right panel of the chassis to power up the unit. Insert Power Cord Press Once to Power On

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Section 2 - Operation Chassis Plans 10 2.7 The right front panel of the chassis provides access to the indicator lights, reset, power and USB ports. 2.8 The left side of the chassis provides access to the plug-in card expansion slots, motherboard I/O and AC power connector. PWR LED HDD LED Reset Button LCD On/Off Button Power Button USB Ports LCD OSD Button

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Section 2 - Operation Chassis Plans 11 2.9 Two cooling fans are located in the chassis, one located on the rear and another on right side. 2.10 Access to the system board I/O panel is on the bottom left side of the chassis.

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Section 2 - Operation Chassis Plans 12 2.11 Acces to the optical drive and any removable drive kit or drive mounting device is on the right hand side of the chassis. 2.12 There are four buttons located on the right side of the LCD. Use the LCD OSD to adjust the display to match your video board via the OSD buttons. Press the MENU button to bring up the on screen menu and then follow the instructions. Press the UP/DOWN button to scroll

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 13 Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access WARNING Be sure the power cable is not connected to the system before proceeding. Even with the power “turned off”, the power supply will be supplying standby voltages to the motherboard and installing components to an energized motherboard may damage the motherboard, components or both. WARNING Components inside the system are subject to static discharge damage. Follow the proper grounding recommendations as outlined on page

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 14 3.2 Remove the 4 screws to remove the stabilizer bar from the chassis to access the internal chassis. 3.3 Remove the left side cover plate by unscrewing the 3 hex screws on the left side. Lift off the plate when loose. Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 15 3.4 Remove the 4 screws on the chassis to remove the power supply unit from the chassis. 3.5 Remove the right side cover plate by unscrewing the 2 hex screws on the right side. Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew Unscrew

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 16 3.6 Remove the right side cover door by lifting off. 3.7 Remove the 2 mounting screw and slide the drive cage outward from its rail. UnscrewUnscrew

• MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 17 3.8 Install the motherboard I/O shield plate on the left side of the chassis opening and the proper standoff mounting according to the motherboard mounting requirements. Be careful a standoff is not touching any traces or components and that each standoff matches a hole in the motherboa

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 18 3.10 You can remove the 3.5” attachment alone by removing the bottom assembly. The Slim DVD can also be optional. 3.11 Install your add-in cards as necessary and secure tightly. Unscrew Unscrew

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 3 – Internal Hardware Access Chassis Plans 19 3.12 Fit the VGA or DVI cable through the top the slot first prior to installation display card and connect the header. 3.13 Reassemble chassis in reverse order. It is important to neatly dress any wires and cables to protect them from damage and to not impact the cooling air flow. Taking the time to do a neat job will make your system more reliable. Fit Video Cable Through Slot

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 4 - Maintenance Chassis Plans 20 Chapter 4 - Maintenance While the MP1X17A system is ruggedly designed and constructed, it is still a sensitive computing device and should be treated accordingly. Do not subject it to abuse such as dropping it or letting it bounce around in the back of a vehicle. It does not need to be babied but, on the other hand, it does need to be carefully handled to assure reliable operation. It is a fairly large, unwieldy, and heavy device. 4.1 Handlin

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 5 - Troubleshooting Chassis Plans 21 Chapter 5 - Troubleshooting The following are quick problem solving tips. Please contact Chassis Plans Customer Service Department at [email protected] or by calling 858-571-4330 for technical assistance. Note: Unplug the power cord before servicing internal components to prevent damage. The power supply will provide standby power to the motherboard even when ‘Off’. Removing or inserting a plug-in card with power applied will damage the card, mo

• MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 5 - Troubleshooting Chassis Plans 22 5.4 No internal display (LCD): 1. Check that all the proper power up procedures have been performed. 2. Connect an external CRT to the VGA port to check if video is present. 3. If video is present on external CRT, check the internal LCD cable connection. 4. Check you

• Chassis Plans MP1X17A, MP1X17A Technical Reference Chapter 6 – Packing List Chassis Plans 23 Chapter 6 – Packing List Package Contents Description Qty 1 User’s Manual User’s Reference Guide 1 2 ESD Bag ESD Bag for additional packaging 1 3 Power Cord Power Cord 1 4 Screw Pack Screw Pack (stabilizer) 1 5 Stabilizer Supports Pack Additional clip for card holder to secure add-in card 1 6 Hardware Pack (system) Additional cabling for internal interconnect 1 7 MP1X17A System Main system unit chassis 1 8 Carrying Bag Tow bag with wheels 1

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