ADDC GAZOO-2 User manual
GAZOO-2 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE
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1 - COMPONENTS
Main Body heat sink
W1 Reader Enclosure
USB 2.0 Cables
(x2 6” long)
10/100Mbps Ethernet ports
(x2 6” long)
Power Cable
(12” long)
Mini-DP++ and Status
LED Cover.
Mini-DP++ and Status
LED Cover.
Removable MOLLE Clips (x2)
PC Card Cover
¹/4”-20 Screw with D-Ring
R1 R2
Ethernet
port Ethernet
port
Width 3.0”
Height 1.5”
Height with removable
MOLLE clips 1.82”
Weight: 1.5 lbs.
Length 6.3”
Length with removable
MOLLE clips 6.62”
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2 - SETUP
2.1 - Open the MOLLE clips to access /”-20 screw with D-ring.
2.2 - Unscrew the /”-20 screw and open the PC Card Cover.
To open the MOLLE clips push the buttons in the
direction shown above.
NOTE: MOLLE clips are removable.
¹/4”-20 screw
with D-ring
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2.3 - Insert PC Card with BioDigital PC label facing the main body heat sink.
2.4 - Ensure PC Card is fully inserted into 100 pin connector and close the cover.
2.5 - Finger tighten the ¼”-20 screw.
2.6 - Open the side cover to connect a Mini-DP++ video cable (if headless skip this step).
2.7 - Connect USB devices as necessary (see Table 2 for pinout).
2.8 - Connect Ethernet devices as necessary (see Table 3 for pinout).
CAUTION: Ensure that the PC Card is installed with the BioDigital PC label facing the main body heat sink
and plugged into the connector. Installing the PC Card backwards can damage the PC Card and/or the W1
reader.
2.9 - Connect the power cable to a 9-25VDC, minimum 40 watt power source recommended (see Table 1 for
pinout).
connect Mini-DP++
video cable.
Main body heat sink
100 PIN Connector
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PIN # Function
1 9-25VDC, minimum 40 Watts recommended
2Ground
3 Not Connected
4 Not Connected
5 Not Connected
6 Not Connected
PIN # Function
1 Not Connected
2Ground
3 Power (5 VDC @ 1A Max)
4 USB +
5 USB -
6 Not Connected
12
3
4
5
6
MASTER KEY
PIN 1 PIN 2
1
2
3
45
6
PIN 1
PIN 5
PIN 2
PIN 3
PIN 4
MASTER KEY
TABLE 2: USB 2.0 Data Interface Pin Assignments
TABLE 1: Power Interface Pin Assignments
PIN LAYOUT OF P1 (FRONT FACE)
PIN LAYOUT OF P1 (FRONT FACE)
3 - REPLACING THE PC CARD
4 - CABLE PINOUTS
3.1 - Disconnect power cable.
3.2 - Open the PC Card cover
3.3 - Pull PC Card out (it may be necessary to lightly tap the top of the unit and wiggle the PC Card from
side to side to release it from the W1 reader).
3.4 - Insert the new PC Card and follow the setup process listed in step 2.
e cable pinouts conform to the NET WARRIOR INTERCONNECT ARCHITECTURE WHITE PAPER
(Document Number NWPAN-WP-01112013 Version 6 dated 20 October 2017).
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5 - PC AND ETHERNET PORTS LEDs STATUS
R1 Eth port PC R2 Eth port
Yellow = PC Card Initializing Red = Powered but no PC
Card
Yellow = PC Card Initializing
Blue = No Link Blinking Red = Powered but
PC Card has been shutdown.
Blue = No Link
Green = Link Green = Powered and PC
Card is running
Green = Link
PIN # Function
1 White/Orange wire
2 Orange wire
3 White/Blue wire
4 N/C
5 N/C
6 Blue wire
1
2
3
45
6
PIN 1
PIN 6
PIN 2
PIN 3
MASTER KEY
TWISTED PAIR
TWISTED PAIR
TABLE 3: 10/100 Ethernet Pin Assignments
PIN LAYOUT OF P1 (FRONT FACE)
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