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IND100077-91

INB100084-1 (Rev 14)

Appendix

Trouble-shooting

GENERAL TROUBLE-SHOOTING

CD-ROM FAILURE OR READ/DETECTION PROBLEMS?

If the product are operated/located in a area with extreme condensation, the CD/DVD-ROM drive may not work

correctly due to condensation on the read head. Keep the product on for a while until it’s reached normal operating 

temperature, and retry accessing discs. Otherwise, consider using USB memory sticks or alternative storage devices.

NO CD-ROM AVAILABLE ON YOUR PRODUCT FOR INSTALLING DRIVERS/SOFTWARE?

Please use USB memory sticks, USB Floppy drive, USB CD-Rom Drive or alternative storage devices to transfer or 

install software on CD-ROM-less units.

RECOVERY/RESCUE IMAGE

IND101744-1 rev 02 - 24 Feb 2012 -  6987/6923/363

Hatteland Display AS, Åmsosen, N-5578 Nedre Vats, Norway

Tel: (+47) 4814 2200 - mail@hatteland-display.com - www.hatteland-display.com

RECOVERY / RESCUE IMAGE - QUICK START

The Recovery Kit (USB Flash) will attempt to restore the HDD/SSD partition back to factory default overwriting all

current data available on the HDD/SSD device. The recovery image is located either on a hidden partition image

located on the computer unit (HT/HM C01 with WinXP only) or it is included as a image on the USB Flash Kit for

HT 216, HT 416, HT B17, HT B18 and HT/HM C01 (Win7 only) computer models. The recovery image fi le is not

accessible from any operating system, only by the Recovery Kit (USB Flash) provided by Hatteland Display. 

Note that all fi les created after fi rst time factory boot will be DELETED

!

Restore from external USB recovery image (HT 00215 OPT-A1):

1:  Insert the USB Flash media into the computer usb connector.

2:  Restart the computer.

3:  On the fi rst screen that appear, press “Delete” or “F2” on the keyboard (depending on BIOS model) to bring up

     the BIOS setup screen.

4:  Select “Advanced BIOS features” or “Boot“ (depending on BIOS model).

5:  Set “Harddisk boot priority” to “USB HDD” as number 1 

     or select "Hard Disk Drives", then modify "1 st" to  "USB: ...." depending on BIOS model. 

6:  Press F10 and then Enter on keyboard, or “F4” to save settings (depending on BIOS model).

7:  Follow the on screen instructions that will be executed from the USB Flash media, such as;

8:  After the restore operation is complete, remove the USB Flash Media and restart.

9:  The computer is now restored to its original factory state.

10: If rescue failed, an error message will be displayed.

Summary of Contents for HT 216

Page 1: ...yy xxx standard or customized yyy configuration dependent U S E R M A N U A L HT 216 HT 416 Maritime Rack Computers Hatteland Display AS msosen N 5578 Nedre Vats Norway Tel 47 4814 2200 mail hatteland...

Page 2: ...ted to the respective owners The products may not be copied or duplicated in any way This documentation contains proprietary information that is not to be disclosed to persons outside the user s compa...

Page 3: ...ternal 12 Operating System Serial Number Label Placement external 12 Installation 13 Installation and mounting of computers 14 Cables 15 Configuring DC power input housing connector 15 Ferrites 15 Sli...

Page 4: ...wings HT 416 29 Technical Drawings Accessories 31 Technical Drawings HT 00250 OPT A1 32 Appendixes 33 Pinout Assignments Common Connectors 34 Pinout Assignments HT 216 HT 416 Additional COM Ports 36 T...

Page 5: ...and display com Menu and Driver browser for Microsoft Windows 1 pcs of cable relief bracket including screws Test Reports papers 1 pcs of Product Declaration 1 pcs of Computer Checklist 1 pcs of Burn...

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Page 7: ...7 INB100084 1 Rev 14 General...

Page 8: ...trong service network www hatteland display com You will find our website full of useful information to help you make an informed choice as to the right product for your needs You will find detailed p...

Page 9: ...t use of emerging computer technology so you can be sure that your Hatteland Display computer offers the power needed to run modern applications with the flexibility to be installed wherever you want...

Page 10: ...10 IND100077 89 INB100084 1 Rev 14 General Basic Construction Exploded View HT 216 General illustration...

Page 11: ...11 Basic Construction IND100077 89 INB100084 1 Rev 14 General Exploded View HT 416 General illustration...

Page 12: ...o apply for HT 416 units AA XXX AAA Axxx XXXXXX NOMENCLATURE A Letters X Numbers HT 216 STD A111 000005 Example Serial Number 7 digits Configuration ID for components like memory storage etc Power Inp...

Page 13: ...13 INB100084 1 Rev 14 Installation...

Page 14: ...eavy vibration and acoustic noise might under certain circumstances affect functionality and expected lifetime This must be considered during system assembly and installation Mounting position must ca...

Page 15: ...ng any cables to the screw terminal Ferrites On selected products the ferrites prevent high frequency electrical noise radio frequency interference from exiting or entering the equipment To verify if...

Page 16: ...presentation below are simplified in terms of visual appearance 1 Pull out the rails to extend it fully 2 Note the locations of suitable mounting holes on the 2U 4U cabinet for the sliding rails 3 Mou...

Page 17: ...ground himself by using a wrist band 2 The wrist band should be connected to ground via a ground cord 3 A one megaohm resistor installed in the wrist connection end of the ground cord is a safety req...

Page 18: ...h user controls and air filter See next page for details Operation Front area HT 416 computer The unit s operational controls and air filter are located behind the lockable front hatch Air Filter 1 Sh...

Page 19: ...wn this button and hold it for 3 seconds The operating system may require additionally tasks to be performed before computer shuts down and turns off the unit You can also turn off the computer by usi...

Page 20: ...8 7 6 5 4 2 0 Mic In Front Out Line in COM 2 PCIe X16 add2 LPT VGA RGB PCI PCIe X4 PCI Connector area HT 416 computer Note PCI slots may provide DVI I or other functionality not visible in the general...

Page 21: ...hapter in this manual for more information Additionally consult the 3rd party manual available on the attached documentation CD delivered with this unit PCI Rev2 3 Slots Supports Full Height and Full...

Page 22: ...he cable housing itself USB 9 8 7 6 5 4 2 0 INPUT OUTPUT Supports any USB1 1 12Mbps or USB2 0 480Mbps compliant peripherals Drivers for most USB devices are usually included in operating system or on...

Page 23: ...23 INB100084 1 Rev 14 Specifications...

Page 24: ...te Isolated RS485 currently limited to 19200baud Ethernet 2 x 10 100 1000Mbps Gigabit LAN Realtek RTL8111B 2 x RJ 45 USB Ports 8 x USB 2 0 2 x internal USB2 0 8 x USB Type A Keyboard Port Standard PS...

Page 25: ...ed Dual Channel DDR2 800 667Mhz SDRAM 240 pin DIMM 1 x 500GB or more 3 5 SATA 7200 RPM 8MB Cache 2 x Intel 10 100 1000Mbps Ethernet Teaming Low Profile RJ45 1 x Matrox P690 PCIe X16 128MB Max 2048x153...

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Page 27: ...27 INB100084 1 Rev 14 Technical Drawings...

Page 28: ...ny way against the interest of Hatteland Display AS Any authorized reproduction in whole or in part must include this legend Hatteland Display Proprietary information Not to be distributed to any thir...

Page 29: ...ny way against the interest of Hatteland Display AS Any authorized reproduction in whole or in part must include this legend Hatteland Display Proprietary information Not to be distributed to any thir...

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Page 31: ...31 INB100084 1 Rev 14 Technical Drawings Accessories...

Page 32: ...on A001845 1 Date Mechanical Designer P rojection This document is the property of Hatteland Display AS This document and any authorized reproduction thereof must not be used in any way against the i...

Page 33: ...33 INB100084 1 Rev 14 Appendixes...

Page 34: ...tors used Connectors are seen from users Point Of View POV Pin Assignments 15P HD RGB VGA Pin 01 Red analog Pin 02 Green analog Pin 03 Blue analog Pin 04 Reserved for monitor ID bit 2 grounded Pin 05...

Page 35: ...24P DVI D DVI I Pin 01 T M D S Data2 Digital RED link 1 Pin 02 T M D S Data2 Digital RED link 1 Pin 03 T M D S Data2 4 Shield Pin 04 T M D S Data4 Digital GREEN link 2 Pin 05 T M D S Data4 Digital GR...

Page 36: ...therboard which are connected to the units 9P D SUB Comports at the rear of the unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF SW1 DIP1 TYP OFF RS422 ON RS485 SW1 DIP2 MODE OFF Full duplex 4 wire mode ON Half duplex 2 w...

Page 37: ...on the computer unit HT HM C01 with WinXP only or it is included as a image on the USB Flash Kit for HT 216 HT 416 HT B17 HT B18 and HT HM C01 Win7 only computer models The recovery image file is not...

Page 38: ...ith FCC 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B Class A JH MMD JH MMC JH STD JH MIL HM NMD HM MIL HM CMD HT STD HD MMD HM MMD HT MMC and HD MMC product ranges Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply...

Page 39: ...items on the after hand you will get 100 credit for that particular invoice or items received at manufacturer incoming goods control Please contact our service sales department if additional question...

Page 40: ...information from our suppliers We disclaim any responsibility for the consequences of any delay or cancellation from our suppliers Belated delivery gives not solely the right for cancellation 7 DELIVE...

Page 41: ...16 RE EXPORT Goods delivered from seller may be subject to special rules of exportation in their supplier s native country Buyer is responsible to obtain necessary permissions for further export re sa...

Page 42: ...42 IND100077 24 INB100084 1 Rev 14 Appendix Notes...

Page 43: ...0 Added GL Approval page 24 25 Added MTBF value page 24 25 10 AnK JE SE 07 Jan 2011 Added Installation chapter for HT 00250 OPT page 16 Revised specifications include HT 00250 OPT page 24 25 Added HT...

Page 44: ...www hatteland display com...

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