Kontron KTQ67-FLEX - Manual (Page 2)

KTQ67 Users Guide
KTD-N0829-G Page 2
Document revision history.
Revision Date By Comment
G Jan. 19
th
2015 MLA
Misspell correction. Improved J12 description. EXT_BAT max.
3.47 V. Chapter 7.2.2 Riser Card note corrected.
F Jan. 8
th
2014 MLA Added BIOS features: Force Boot Setup and PC Speaker/Beep.
E Aug. 22
nd
2013 MLA
Removed 5V tolerance for some GPIO’s. J11 and J30
descriptions corrected. 3.3V now 5% tolerance. Correction to
text in Chapter 7.1. Update BIOS part, RAM List and CPU List.
Improved Block Diagram.
0 - D - MLA Comments, see revision F or earlier.
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