Status and general purpose leds, X205 - optional fieldbus interface, Pcie expansion slots 1 and 2 – Kontron KBox C-101 User Manual

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7. System Overview

KBox C-101 – User’s Guide (Version 2.00)

7.3.10. Status and General Purpose LEDs

After power is applied and the KBox C-101 performs the boot procedure the LEDs show the POST code. In case of a boot
failure within the uEFI the last post code is displayed. When the boot phase is passed without errors, the LEDs change to
their status and general purpose function.
The following table provides information concerning these LEDs (Fig. 10 and Fig. 16).

Status and General Purpose LEDs

Designator

Function

Color

Description

THERM Thermal

Red

blinking

The system turns off due to
over temperature

DRIVE

Drives (SSD/HDD)

Green

SSD/HDD active

SD

SD Card

Green

SD card active

WD Watchdog Red

blinking

Watchdog timeout occurred

GP1

General Purpose 1

Red/Green/Orange

User general purpose 1

GP2

General Purpose 2

Red/Green/Orange

User general purpose 2

GP3

General Purpose 3

Red/Green/Orange

User general purpose 3

GP4

General Purpose 4

Red/Green/Orange

User general purpose 4

Fig. 16: Detail - Status and General Purpose LEDs

7.3.11. X205 - Optional FIELDBUS Interface

The optional interface (FIELDBUS) on the front side of the KBox C-101 must
be ordered separately. To add a FIELDBUS interface to the KBox C-101 the
second mPCIe slot, on the bottom of the baseboard, will be used. This
connection can be implemented at factory only.

Fig. 17: X205 - Optional FIELDBUS interface

7.3.12. PCIe Expansion Slots 1 and 2

The KBox C-101 provides two PCIe x4 slots for half-length PCIe add-on cards. The two PCIe x4 expansions utilize a subset
of the connections from the processor chipset PEG port. To access these slots (Fig. 10, PCIe 1 and PCIe 2) in order to
install or remove PCIe x4 expansion cards you have to remove the top side access cover. For better accessibility of the
expansion slots you should to remove the right side access cover (Fig. 24 and Fig. 22, pos 1 and 3) also.
For installation/removing of the mSATA SSD refer to the subsection 10.2.3, “Installing an mSATA SSD”.

1

2

1 PCIe 1 slot
2 PCIe 2 slot

Fig. 18: PCIe 1 and PCIe 2 slots

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