2th gen intel core i9/i7/i5/i3 fanless embedded system workstation-grade, 2.5gige lan, 10gige lan, 9v to 50v dc-in (157 pages)
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USER USER IVH-7700 Manual Manual Quad Core Intel ® Core™ i7/ i5/ i3 Fanless In-Vehicle System High Performance, Rugged, Extended Temp, Power Protection 1.1.0 Edition 20151006...
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Record of Revision Version Date Page Description Remark 07/23/2015 Preliminary Release 08/10/2015 Official Release 10/06/2015 Update Release...
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Declaimer This manual is released by Vecow Co., Ltd. for reference purpose only. All product offerings and specifications are subject to change without prior notice. It does not represent commitment of Vecow Co., Ltd. Vecow shall not be liable for direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages arising out of the use of the product or documentation, nor for any infringements upon the rights of third parties, which may result from such use.
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Order Information Part Number Description ® IVH-7700-QRD IVH-7700 Intel Quad Core™ In-Vehicle Fanless Embedded System, 6 GbE LAN with 4 RJ45 PoE , 4 Front-access SSD, 4 COM, 11 USB, 4 SIM, 16 Isolated DIO, 16 GPIO ® IVH-7700-QRDM IVH-7700 Intel Quad Core™...
1.4 Supported CPU List 1.5 Mechanical Dimension 1.5.1 Dimensions of IVH-7700-QRD 1.5.2 Dimensions of IVH-7700-QRDM CHAPTER 2 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700 2.1 Packing List 2.2 Front Panel I/O Functions 2.3 Rear Panel I/O and Functions 2.4 Main Board Expansion Connectors 2.5 Main Board Jumper Settings...
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CHAPTER 4 BIOS AND DRIVER SETTING 4.1 BIOS Settings 4.2 Main Menu 4.3 Advanced Function 4.4 Chipset Function 4.5 Boot Function APPENDIX A : ISOLATED DIO GUIDE APPENDIX B : GPIO and WDT Functions APPENDIX C : Power Consumption APPENDIX D : UPS Installation APPENDIX E : Ignition Control APPENDIX F : RAID Installation Guide...
6V to 78V wide range power input, smart surge protection up to 200V, configurable ignition power control, UPS supported, 16 isolated DIO, fanless design and -25°C to 70°C operating temperature, Vecow IVH-7700 Series In-Vehicle Fanless Embedded System delivers excellent system performance for in-vehicle mission critical applications. 1.2 Features ®...
• IEC 60068-2-27 • SSD : 50G @ Wallmount, Half-sine, 11ms Vibration • IEC 60068-2-64 • SSD : 5Grms, 5Hz to 500Hz, 3 Axis CE, FCC, EN 50155, EN 50121-3-2 1.3.2 Specifications of IVH-7700-QRDM System ® Processor Intel Core™ i7-3610QE/ i5-3610ME/ i3-3120ME ®...
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Graphics ® Chipset Intel HD Graphics 4000 Display Memory Shared Memory, up to 1.7GB Interface Triple Independent Display : • DVI-I : Up to 1920 x 1200 • DisplayPort : Up to 2560 x 1600 • LVDS : Dual channel 24-bit, up to 1920 x 1200 Storage SATA •...
1.4 Supported CPU List Processor No. Cache Max. Frequency Embedded i7-3940XM Up to 3.90GHz i7-3920XM Up to 3.80GHz i7-3840QM Up to 3.80GHz i7-3820QM Up to 3.70GHz i7-3740QM Up to 3.7GHz i7-3720QM Up to 3.60GHz i7-3630QM Up to 3.40GHz i7-3612QE Up to 3.10GHz i7-3610QM Up to 3.30GHz i7-3610QE...
2.1 Packing List Item Description IVH-7700 In-Vehicle Fanless Embedded System (According to the configuration you order, the IVH-7700 series may contain SSD/HDD and DDR3L SO-DIMM. Please verify these items if necessary.) Accessory box, which contains ● Vecow Drivers & Utilities DVD ●...
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S3, S5 Suspend to RAM, System off with standby power To power on IVH-7700, press the power button and then the blue LED is lightened. To power off IVH-7700, you can either command shutdown by OS operation, or just simply press the power button.
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It is implemented by a SATA II Port from QM77 PCH. Be sure to disconnect the power source and unscrew the CFast socket cover before installing a CFast card. The IVH-7700 does not support the CFast hot swap and PnP (Plug and Play) functions. It is necessary to remove power source first before inserting or removing the CFast card.
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1920 x 1200 resolution and output mode supports up to 1920 x 1200 resolution. The DVI mode is automatically selected according to the display device connected. You will need a DVI-I cable when connecting to a display device. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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There are 4 USB 3.0 connections available supporting up to 5GB per second data rate in the front side of IVH-7700. It also compliant with the requirements of SuperSpeed (SS), High Speed (HS), Full Speed (FS) and Low Speed (LS).
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CN44 (SIM 1) CN42 CN31 (SIM 2) CN14 CN45 (SIM 3) CN46 (SIM 4) Note: The SIM card sockets do not support hot-plug. Please make sure to unplug the system power before inserting the SIM card(s). GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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POWER There are 2 8-pin RJ-45 jacks supporting 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ® connections in the front side of IVH-7700. LAN 1 is powered by Intel 82579LM Ethernet engine; LAN 2 is powered by Intel I210 Ethernet engine. When both LAN 1 and LAN 2 work in normal status, iAMT 8.0 function is enabled.
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USB 3.0 WWAN SIM 2 RESET CFast POWER There are 4 front-access 2.5” SSD/ HDD trays in the front side of IVH-7700. Just trigger to open the SSD/ HDD tray, up to 8TB is available. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
PIN 1 ~ 8 PIN 11 ~ 18 IVH-7700 supports 6V to 78V DC power input by terminal block in the rear side. In normal power operation, power LED lightens in solid green. Onboard LTC4364 supports up to 200V surge protection.
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2.3.6 PoE (Power over Ethernet) Ports PIN 1 ~ 8 PIN 11 ~ 18 There are 4 RJ45 connectors in the rear side of IVH-7700. They support IEEE 802.3at (PoE ) Power over Ethernet (PoE) connection delivering up to 25.5W/ 48V per port and 1000BASE-T gigabit data signals over standard Ethernet Cat 5/ Cat 6 cable.
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PIN 1 ~ 8 PIN 11 ~ 18 There are 4 USB 3.0 connections available in the rear side of IVH-7700. Each USB 3.0 channel is powered by independent USB 3.0 controller supporting up to 5GB per second data rate. It also compliant with the requirements of SuperSpeed (SS), High Speed (HS), Full Speed (FS) and Low Speed (LS).
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The pinouts of Miscellaneous port are listed in following table: Group Pin No. Description HD_LED+ HDD LED HD_LED- FP_RST_BTN_N RESET BUTTON PWR_LED+ POWER LED PWR_LED_N FP_PWR_BTN_N POWER BUTTON GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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2.4.4 CN35, CN28 : J6 LVDS CN35 CN28 IVH-7700 supports dual-channel 24-bit LVDS display, up to 1366 x 768 pixels resolution. The pin assignments of CN35 and CN28 are listed in the following table: Definition Pin No. CN28 Channel A...
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The LCD inverter is connected to J6 via a JST 7-pin, 2.5mm connector providing +5V/ +12V power to LCD display. The pin assignments are listed in the following table: Pin No. Definition +12V +12V LBKLT_CTL LBKLT_EN GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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CN21 CN25 There are 2 onboard high performance Serial ATA III (SATA III) on IVH-7700. It supports higher storage capacity with less cabling effort and smaller required space. The pin assignments of CN21 and CN25 are listed in the following table: Pin No.
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CN20 CN24 There are 2 onboard high performance Serial ATA II (SATA II) on IVH-7700. It supports higher storage capacity with less cabling effort and smaller required space. The pin assignments of CN20 and CN24 are listed in the following table: Pin No.
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CN32 CN33 The IVH-7700 also equip with 2 SATA power connector. It supports 5V (Up to 2A) and 12V (Up to 1A) current to the hard drive or SSD. The pin assignments of CN32 and CN33 are listed in the following table: Pin No.
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2.4.8 J4, J5 : Internal Dual Port USB J4 J5 The IVH-7700 main board provides up to 2 expansion USB ports using plug- and-play for Dongle Key or LCD touch Panel. The USB interface supports 480 Mbps transfer rate which comply with high speed USB specification Rev. 2.0, and are fuse protected.
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1. When a Mini PCIe device is inserted, its Pin 43 forces the respective pin on the socket to ground, or logic 0. IVH-7700 SW5 Pin 43 status is designed for switching mSATA drive and Mini PCIe devices.
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2.4.11 CN23 : GPIO CN23 The IVH-7700 offers 16 programmable I/O within TTL 5V tolerance. If the GPIO is logic high, it indicates that the mapping SIO GPIO pin is logic high level. If the GPIO is logic low, it indicates that the mapping SIO GPIO pin is logic low level.
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2.4.12 FAN 1 FAN1 Fan power connector supports for additional thermal requirements. The pin assignments of FAN 1 are listed in the following table: Pin No. Function +12V (1.5A max) Fan speed sensor GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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2.4.14 Battery Battery The IVH-7700’s real-time clock is powered by a lithium battery. It is Equipped with Panasonic BR2032 190mAh lithium battery. It is recommended that you not replace the lithium battery on your own. If the battery needs to be changed, please contact Vecow RMA Service Team.
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ME Clear Setting Clear ME * Normal SW1-3 SW1-4 ATX / AT Power Mode AT MODE * ATX MODE SW1-5 Front USB Power Selection * +5V Main Power (No Wake-up Function) +5V Standy Power (Supports Wake-up Function) GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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Rear USB #1 Current Limitation (CN11) 1.5A * 0.9A SW2-2 Rear USB #2 Current Limitation (CN13) 1.5A * 0.9A SW2-3 Rear USB #3 Current Limitation (CN15) 1.5A * 0.9A SW2-4 Rear USB #4 Current Limitation (CN16) 1.5A * 0.9A GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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The pin assignments of J3 are listed in the following table: Pin No. Function Pin No. Function MCU_RST# 3.3V_MCU MCU_PRG 2.4.21 CN36 : +V12_SB Output CN36 The pin assignments of CN36 are listed in the following table: Pin No. Function Pin No. Function +V12_SB +V12_SB GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
2.5.1 Front View of IVH-7700 Main Board With Jumper Location The figure below is the top view of the IVH-7700 main board which is the main board used in the IVH-7700 Series system. It shows the location of the jumpers.
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Pin 9 Function * RI RI/ +5V/ +12V +12V COM2 Pin 9 Function * RI RI/ +5V/ +12V +12V COM3 Pin 9 Function * RI RI/ +5V/ +12V +12V COM4 Pin 9 Function * RI GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
PIN 1 ~ 8 PIN 11 ~ 18 2.6.1 Adjust Ignition Control Modes IVH-7700 series provides 16 modes of different power on/ off delay periods adjustable via rotary switch. The default rotary switch is set to 0 in ATX/ AT power mode.
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: Ground of DC power input (Car battery -/GND line to GND) : Ignition signal input (ACC power of vehicle) For testing purpose, you can refer to the picture blow to simulate ignition signal input controlled by a latching switch. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IVH-7700...
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1. DC power source and IGN share the same ground. 2. IVH-7700 supports 6V~78V wide range DC power input in ATX/AT mode. In Ignition mode, the input voltage is fixed to 12V/24V/48V for car battery scenario. 3. For proper ignition control, the power button setting should be “Power Down”...
3.1 How to Open Your IVH-7700-QRD/ IVH-7700- QRDM Step 1 Remove 6 pcs KHS#6-32 screws (circled in red) and 2 pcs DVI-I #4-40 screws (circled in yellow) in the front side. (IVH-7700-QRD/ IVH-7700-QRDM) Step 2 Take off the front panel. (IVH-7700-QRD/ IVH-7700-QRDM)
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Step 5 Turn over IVH-7700-QRD/ IVH-7700-QRDM to keep the bottom side up. Take off the lower cover slowly and carefully. (IVH-7700- QRD/ IVH-7700-QRDM) Step 6 Unplug 4 pcs 7-pin SATA and 2 pcs power connectors. (IVH-7700-QRD/ IVH-7700-QRDM) HARDWARE INSTALLATION...
3.4 Installing CPU 3.4.1 IVH-7700-QRD Step 1 Remove IVH-7700 main board from upper case Step 2 Remove 6 pcs M3x11 springs (circled in yellow) and 8 pcs M3x6 screws (circled in red) on the main board. Step 3 Get the main board from upper case.
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Step 5 Do check if CPU direction fits the CPU socket. Step 6 Install CPU and lock the socket. HARDWARE INSTALLATION...
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3.4.2 IVH-7700-QRDM Step 1 Remove IVH-7700 main board from upper case. Step 2 Remove 2 pcs M3x6 screws (circled in red) on M12 module. Step 3 Remove 6 pcs M3x11 springs (circled in yellow), 6 pcs M3x6 screws (circled in red) and 2 pcs M3x16 copper tubes (marked in green) on the main board.
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Step 5 Turn over the main board and find CPU socket. Step 6 Do check if CPU direction fits the CPU socket. Step 7 Install CPU and lock the socket. HARDWARE INSTALLATION...
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Step 3 Put Antenna cable connector into the hole on rear panel. Step 4 Fasten the washer 1, washer 2 and washer 3 on Antenna cable connector. Step 5 Antenna cable is installed ready. HARDWARE INSTALLATION...
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Step 3 Insert CFast card and push to lock. Step 4 Before Inserting SIM card, make sure the system power is not working. Step 5 Insert SIM card and push to lock. Step 6 SIM card and CFast card are installed ready. HARDWARE INSTALLATION...
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BIOS AND DRIVER SETTING 4.1 BIOS Settings 4.1.1 BIOS Setup The board uses UEFI BIOS that is use Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) Flash. The SPI Flash contains the BIOS Setup program, POST, the PCI auto- configuration utility, LAN, EEPROM information, and Serial port support. The BIOS setup program is accessed by pressing the <Del>...
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4.3 Advanced Function 4.3.1 ACPI Setting Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save & Exit Item Specific Help ACPI Settings Enable ACPI Auto Configuration [Disabled] Enable Hibernation [Enabled] Figure 4-3-1: ACPI Setting setup screen Enable ACPI Auto Configuration This system support ACPI function as auto process.
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4.3.3 CPU Configuration Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save & Exit Item Specific Help CPU Configuration Intel (R) Core (TM) i7-3610QE CPU @ 2.30GHz Inter Virtualization Technology [Disable] Figure 4-3-3 : CPU Configuration Setup screen Intel Virtualization Technology This for for Virtualization Application or platform usage, when enabled, a VMM can utilize the additional hardware capabilities provided by Vanderpool Technology.
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4.3.5 AMT Configuration Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save & Exit Item Specific Help Intel AMT [Enabled] BIOS Hotkey Pressed [Disabled] MEBx Selection Screen [Disabled] Figure 4-3-5 : AMT Setup screen Intel AMT Enables or Disables Intel(R) Active Management Technology BIOS extension. This option just controls the BIOS extension executes.
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4.3.7 Serial Port 2 Configuration Advanced → IT8783F Super IO Configuration → Serial Port Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save & Exit Item Specific Help Serial Port 2 Configuration Serial Port [Enabled] Device Settings IO=2F8h; IRQ=3; Change Settings [IO=2F8h;...
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4.3.9 Serial Port 4 Configuration Advanced → IT8783F Super IO Configuration → Serial Port Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save & Exit Item Specific Help Serial Port 4 Configuration Serial Port [Enabled] Device Settings IO=3F8h; IRQ=4; Change Settings [IO=3F8h;...
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4.5 Boot Function 4.5.1 Boot Option Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save & Exit Item Specific Help Boot Configuration Boot option #1 [SATA PS:Device Name ] Boot option #2 [SATA PS:Device Name ] Figure 4-5-1 : Boot Setup screen Boot option When you press “Enter”, you can select which device you would like to boot.
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APPENDIX B : GPIO and WDT Functions B.1 Function Description The WDT are using internal Super IO function. However, you must entry super I/O configuration mode to set it. Super I/O special address port = 0x2E Super I/O special data port = 0x2F GPIO Logical device is 0x07 B.2 Entry Functions 1.
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APPENDIX C : Power Consumption IVH-7700 Power Consumption Testing : IVH-7700 Storage- Aux card MRCAJ5B032GC2CAC00 CFast Storage- Aux card SATA 0 Storage- Power Chroma 62006P-100-25 SATA 1 Source Power Source : Standby Mode DC-in Max Current Max Consumption i7-3610QE 0.224A 02.69W...
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Power-on and boot to Win7 64-bit Idle Status : Run 100% CPU usage DC-in CPU usage less 3% Current Consumption Current Consumption i7-3610QE 1.780A 21.36W 3.620A 43.44W i7-3610QE 1.091A 20.73W 2.260A 42.94W i7-3610QE 0.870A 20.88W 1.750A 42.00W i7-3610QE 0.622A 22.39W 1.220A 43.92W i7-3610QE...
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Step 1 You need 1pcs new Rear Panel, 1pcs new 3-pin terminal block and 4pcs DB9 cable from your IVH-7700. Step 2 Fix the external connector of new terminal block on the IVH-7700 real panel with 2pcs F-M3x4 screws. Appendix D...
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Step 3 Assemble the internal power connector and power cables. Step 4 Fasten the screws to fix power cables on internal power connector. Step 5 Plug the power connector into the power socket on IVH-7700 main board. Appendix D...
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Step 9 Assemble 4pcs DB9 cables. Step 10 You need a UPS Module and SSD/ HDD bracket of IVH-7700. Step 11 Put the UPS Module into the bracket. Appendix D...
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Step 12 Fix the UPS Module on the bracket with 4pcs screws. Step 13 Fix the UPS Module on the inner side of IVH-7700 Lower Cover. Step 14 Fasten 6pcs F-MSx4 screws to fix the UPS Module with bracket. Appendix D...
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Step 15 Plug-in the power cable from the main board power socket to UPS Power socket (Circled in Yellow). Plug-in the power cable from the terminal block on the rear panel to UPS Power socket (Circled in Red). Step 16 Power cables plugged ready. Appendix D...
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Step 20 Do remember to fasten 2 pcs #4-40 screws on the front panel to fix DVI-D connector. Note: The external power input goes to UPS, and the UPS provides power to IVH-7700. When Internal UPS is installed, please ensure appropriate voltage/polarity power input to UPS. Appendix D...
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SATA Model Selection [AHCI] F.2 OS Installation IVH-7700 is featured with 6 SATA, include 4 internal SATA, 1 mSATA and 1 CFast. You can select one of SATA port for OS installation We use CFast card for Windows 7 OS installation as an example.
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F.7 To Create RAID Volume on “Rapid Storage Technology” Software IVH-7700 is featured with 4 SATA HDDs for RAID volume, so there are three options for choose on this page. Let’s take RAID 1 as example, please select ”RAID 1”.
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F.8 Disk Management : Partition the Disk After RAID 1 volume created, you can see the figure of SATA device allocation. You will find “Volume_0000” in SATA device at BIOS menu. To start Disk Management tool and select “Initialize Disk”. Then add “Logical Device”...
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F.11 Recovery and Auto Re-build When Use DIFFERENT RAID HDD There is a warning will pop-up to ask you if the disk is not a member of original RAID volume. If you press “Rebuild”, it will replace the broken SATA HDD to the last one SATA HDD of RAID volume.
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