C1. Introduction 1.1 Overview The reTerminal DM is a multi-functional industrial panel PC based on the Raspberry Pi CM4 platform. With its powerful computing performance, convenient touchscreen interface, various IOT gateway wireless connectivity options, rich peripheral interfaces, and strict industrial reliability design, the reTerminal DM is ideal for a wide range of applications and industries, including energy mana- gement, medical monitoring, commercial retail, home automation, and more.
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DM Parameter Description Power Input 2-pin Terminal Block PoE(optional) Power Range 12~24V DC Power Consumption 4W Idle. 9W Max. Power Switch Reboot Switch Environment Ingress Protection IP65 Front Panel Operating Temperature -10~50 °C Storage Temperature -20~70 °C Humidity (Operating)
EEPROM The reTerminal DM supports two power supply options: DC terminal and PoE port. By default, the reTerminal DM is powered through the DC terminal, while the PoE power supply is optional. This provides flexibility in power supply selection and allows for easy integration with various power sources.
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Note It's worth noting that the PoE module provided with the reTerminal DM is compliant with the IEEE 802.3af standard and can provide a maximum power supply of 13W. Therefore, if there is a need to connect high-power peripherals such as mobile hard disks or 4G modules, the PoE power supply may not be sufficient. In this case, it's recommended to use the DC terminal for power supply instead to ensure stable and reliable operation of the device.
DM 2.1.4 Block Diagram Map Legend: LTE_USB Wi-Fi Toggle Switch USB HUB2 Wi-Fi Mini PCIE_USB nRPIBOOT Bluetooth Bluetooth PIN Header PIN Header DEVICE USB4 INTERF ACE LPDDR4 USB Switch USB HUB1 USB TypeA SET=0 USB1/USB2 USB 2.0 CONN 4/8GB...
2.2 Interface Description 2.2.1 Microphone The reTerminal DM is equipped with two MEMS microphones located on the left and right sides below the screen. These micro- phones can be configured as a dual microphone array, providing superior sound pickup capabilities.
2.2.4 Buzzer The reTerminal DM features an active buzzer located at the bottom right corner of the screen, which can be used for various purposes such as alarm and event notifications. The buzzer is controlled through the PCA9535 GPIO expansion IC, which provides additional digital I/O channels for the device.
DM 2.2.6 DI/DO The reTerminal DM supports 4 digital input and 4 digital output channels, all of which are optically isolated to effectively protect the mainboard from voltage spikes or other electrical disturbances. Digital Input Digital Output DI/DO pin assignment table...
2.2.10 Boot Switch The Boot Switch of reTerminal DM is connected to the nRPI_BOOT pin of CM4. This switch allows users to select either eMMC or USB as the boot source. In normal operation, the boot switch should be set to the right position, and the system will boot from eMMC.
Note Please note that the standard version of reTerminal DM does not come with a 4G module. If you require 4G functionality, an additional 4G module must be purchased separately. For more information, please refer to section "2.3.2 4G Module".
Note Please note that the reTerminal DM is shipped with an RTC battery, if you need to replace the battery please refer to section 3.9 RTC Battery Replacement. 2.2.19 Watchdog The reTerminal DM comes equipped with an independent hardware watchdog circuit that ensures automatic system reboot in case of abnormal system crashes.
Note It is important to note that due to the reTerminal DM's metal casing, WiFi/BLE signals may have difficulty penetrating the metal exterior. If you require WiFi/BLE functionality, it is recommended to purchase an external antenna and follow the instructions in section 3.2 "Assemble WiFi/BLE Antenna".
Note Please note that the standard version of the reTerminal DM does not come with a camera opening on the front panel, therefore, the camera functionality is not available for the standard product. If you have a customized camera requirement, please contact odm@seeed.cc 2.3.5 PCIe Expansion Card...
Please note that: 1- The standard version of the reTerminal DM does not support SSD and requires the purchase of a PCIe expansion card to enable this feature. For more information, please refer to section 2.3 Optional Interfaces and Modules. Additionally, please refer to section 3.5 Assemble PCIe Extension Module and 3.6 Assemble SSD for instructions on installing the SSD and PCIe expansion card.
DM 3.2 Assemble WiFi/BLE Antenna Step 1: Remove the back cover, take out the silicone plug. Step 2: Load the antenna SMA connector into the back cover, and screw the antenna into the SMA connector. Step 3: Insert the other end of the antenna feeder (IPEX plug) into the IPEX socket of the CM4.
DM 3.3 Assemble 4G Module and Antenna Step 1: Remove the back cover, take out the silicone plug. Step 2: Load the antenna SMA connector into the back cover, and screw the antenna into the SMA connector. Step 3: Insert the 4G module into the mainboard socket and lock the screws.
DM 3.4 Assemble LoRa Module and Antenna ® Step 1: Remove the back cover, take out the silicone plug. Step 2: Load the antenna SMA connector into the back cover, and screw the antenna into the SMA connector. Step 3: Insert the LoRa module into the mainboard socket and lock the screws.
DM 3.5 Assemble PCIe Extension Module Step 1: Remove the back cover. Step 2: Insert two sets of 16pin cables into sockets on PCIe PCBA and dual network port PCBA. Step 3: Load the PCIe PCBA into the mainboard and lock the screws.
DM 3.6 Assemble SSD Step 1: Remove the back cover. Step 2: Load the PCIe PCBA into the mainboard and lock the screws. Step 3: Cover the rear case back and lock the screws. Step 4: Unscrew the quick remove cover screw and take out the quick remove cover.
DM 3.7 Assemble Camera Step 1: Remove the back cover. Step 2: Insert the camera into the camera bottom board. Step 3: Insert the camera FPC cable into the socket of the camera bottom board. Step 4: Install the camera into the front cover and attach a sticker to fix it.
DM 3.8 Assemble PoE Module Step 1: Remove the back cover and take out the mainboard. Step 2: Insert the PoE into the mainboard according to the dot mark. Step 3: Solder the PoE module on the back of the mainboard.
DM 3.9 RTC Battery Replacement Step 1: Remove the back cover. Step 2: Insert the RTC battery cable into the RTC battery socket, and attach the RTC battery to the network port. Step 3: Cover the back cover back and lock the screws.
DM 3.10 Fuse Replacement Step 1: Remove the back cover. Step 2: Take out the old fuse in the mainboard fuse socket and put in the new fuse. Step 3: Cover the back cover back and lock the screws.
C4. Mounting Guide The reTerminal DM supports multiple installation methods, and users can choose flexibly according to their usage scenarios. It should be noted that the standard product does not come with the accessories required for Panel Mount and Din Rail Mount, and defined accessories need to be purchased for installation.
5 - During the free warranty period, in case of any of the following events, Seeed Studio has the right to refuse service or charge materials and service fees at its discretion.
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