Storage; Supported Nvme Modules; Table 1-8 M.2 Nvme Module Support - SMART Embedded Computing MC1600 Installation And Use Manual

System Overview
NOTE: Because the PCIe slot has only one reset signal, which is generated by CPU1, this
custom routing has implications when a CPU is rebooted. If both CPUs have
already established a link to the installed PCIe card and it is necessary to reboot
one CPU, then both CPUs must be rebooted simultaneously to successfully re-
establish PCIe links to both CPUs. If both are not rebooted simultaneously then
one CPU may not re-establish a PCIe link.
The PCIe slot receives 12V (5.5A max) and 3.3V (3.0A max) power from the base board.
The PCIe slot can accommodate a board with up to 75W power dissipation.
1.10

Storage

The Extreme Edge Server includes three sockets for M.2 NVMe modules to provide mass
storage for the CPUs. Two of the M.2 modules are connected to CPU1 and one is
connected to CPU2. In each case they are connected via a PCIe Gen3 x4 interface to the
corresponding CPU. The sockets accept a 22mm x 80mm (2280) module with the M key.
Industrial temperature modules are required for the extended-temperature versions of the
Extreme Edge Server.
1.10.1

Supported NVMe Modules

The following types of M.2 NVMe modules are compatible with the Extreme Edge Server.
Only 80mm M.2 drives are supported. The types qualified in the initial product release are
highlighted in green
Table 1-8
Capacity Size
128GB
256GB
512GB
1024GB
64
M.2 NVMe Module Support
Interface Memory Type
PCIe Gen3
2280 MLC NAND Flash
x4
PCIe Gen3
2280 MLC NAND Flash
x4
PCIe Gen3
2280 MLC NAND Flash
x4
PCIe Gen3
2280 MLC NAND Flash
x4
MC1600 Extreme Edge Server Installation and Use (6806870A02B)
Qualified Module
AF128GSMJA-AY3 (C-
temp)
AF128GSMJA-AY2 (I-
temp)
System Overview
SMART EC
Part #
8806813A29
8806813A26