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PoE Adapter<br/> |
PoE Adapter<br/> |
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CF-Card: [http://www.kingston.com/flash/cf_standard.asp?id=2 Kingston CF 1GB]<br/> |
CF-Card: [http://www.kingston.com/flash/cf_standard.asp?id=2 Kingston CF 1GB]<br/> |
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= Enabling USB = |
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== WRAP-Boards with 5V Input == |
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Normally the WRAP-Boards have 12V Input. Anyway, we have one device where the input voltage has been changed to 5V. To enable USB support for this device you must: |
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# connect USB adapter board to the WRAP-Board |
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# enable USB support in the BIOS of the WRAP-Board: |
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## press "S" during memory test when the WRAP-Board boots up to enter the BIOS |
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## If the menu says "(U)" then this means USB is ''disabled''. Brackets "(U)" mean disabled, and stars "*U*" mean enabled. Press "U" to enable (*U*). |
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## Press "Q" to quit and the answer Yes to save the settings. |
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=== Example === |
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Here the USB is disabled in the BIOS, because it is enclosed by Brackets (press U to change this): |
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<code> |
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(9) 9600 baud *3* 38400 baud (5) 57600 baud |
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*C* CHS mode (L) LBA mode |
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(E) Etherboot enable |
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(U) USB enable |
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(D) Conservative DRAM timing |
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*R* Serial console enable |
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(X) Xmodem upload (Q) Quit |
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</code> |
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= Links = |
= Links = |
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Revision as of 09:21, 2 May 2007
Board: PC-Engines WRAP.2E-128
Daughterboard: USB Extension
Enclosure: WRAP-BOX-2A1E
Wireless Card: Wistron CM9
Pigtail
2 Antenna
PoE Adapter
CF-Card: Kingston CF 1GB
Enabling USB
WRAP-Boards with 5V Input
Normally the WRAP-Boards have 12V Input. Anyway, we have one device where the input voltage has been changed to 5V. To enable USB support for this device you must:
- connect USB adapter board to the WRAP-Board
- enable USB support in the BIOS of the WRAP-Board:
- press "S" during memory test when the WRAP-Board boots up to enter the BIOS
- If the menu says "(U)" then this means USB is disabled. Brackets "(U)" mean disabled, and stars "*U*" mean enabled. Press "U" to enable (*U*).
- Press "Q" to quit and the answer Yes to save the settings.
Example
Here the USB is disabled in the BIOS, because it is enclosed by Brackets (press U to change this):
(9) 9600 baud *3* 38400 baud (5) 57600 baud
*C* CHS mode (L) LBA mode
(E) Etherboot enable
(U) USB enable
(D) Conservative DRAM timing
*R* Serial console enable
(X) Xmodem upload (Q) Quit