Norco BIS-1280A40 User manual

BIS-1280A40
User Manual

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BIS-1280A40
User Manual

Disclaimer
Except for the accessories attached to the product as specified herein,
what is contained in this user manual does not represent the commitments
of NORCO Company. NORCO Company reserves the right to revise this
User Manual, without prior notice, and will not be held liable for any direct,
indirect, intended or unintended losses and/or hidden dangers due to
installation or improper operation.
Before ordering products, please learn about the product performance
from the distributors to see if it is in line with your needs. NORCO is a
registered trademark of Shenzhen NORCO Intelligent Technology CO., LTD.
The ownership of other trademarks involved in this manual is owned by its
respective owners.
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Safety Instructions
1. Please read the product manual carefully before using this product.
2．Put all the unused or uninstalled boards or electronic components in a static dissipative
surface or static shielding bag.
3．Always ground yourself to remove any static discharge before touching the board, to place
your hands on grounding metal object for a while or wear an anti-static wrist strap at all times.
4．When taking or fetching the boards or cards, please wear anti-static gloves and have the
habit of holding the boards by its edges.
5．Make sure that your power supply is set to the correct voltage in your area. Incorrect voltage
may cause personal injuries and damage the system.
6．To prevent electronic shock hazard or any damage to the product, please ensure that all
power cables for the devices are unplugged when adding or removing any devices or
reconfiguring the system.
7．To prevent electrical shock hazard, disconnect the power cable from the electrical outlet
before relocating the system.
8．When adding or removing devices to or from the system, ensure that all the power cables for
the devices are unplugged in advance.
9．To prevent any unnecessary damage to the products due to frequent power on/off, please
wait at least 30 seconds to restart the unit after the shutdown.
10．If system goes wrong during the operation, do not try to fix it by yourself. Contact a qualified
service technician or your retailer.
11．This product is classified as Class A product, which may cause radio interference in our
living environment. On this occasion, users need to take measures to handle the interference.

Content
Chapter One Product Introduction....................................................................................................1
1.1 Hardware Specificattion........................................................................................................... 1
Chapter Two Installation Specification............................................................................................2
2.1 Right View...................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Front View...................................................................................................................................4
2.3 Rear View................................................................................................................................... 4
Chapter Three Hardware Function....................................................................................................3
3.1 External Interface Indicator Diagram.................................................................................- 0 -
3.2 SOMB-7007 V1.0................................................................................................................. - 0 -
3.3 Installation Step.................................................................................................................... - 1 -
3.4 Jumper Setting......................................................................................................................- 1 -
3.4.1 Jumper Setting（J1，J2，J3，J4，J5，J6，J7，J8，J9，J10，J11，J12）- 1
-
3.5 Interface Specification......................................................................................................... - 2 -
3.5.1 Serial Port（J17）.................................................................................................... - 2 -
3.5.2 SATA Port（SATA，J27）....................................................................................... - 6 -
3.5.3 USB Port（USB12_DEBUG，OTG）.................................................................. - 7 -
3.5.4 Ethernet Interface（LAN1_2）............................................................................... - 7 -
3.5.5 Display Port（HDMI）..............................................................................................- 7 -
3.5.6 Interface（J13，J26）.............................................................................................- 8 -
3.5.7 Power Interface（PWRIN1，PWRIN2，PWROUT）.........................................- 9 -
3.5.8 DI and DO Interface（J14，J16，J18，J9）.................................................... - 10 -
3.5.9 Expansion Interface................................................................................................- 13 -
4.1 Linux System.......................................................................................................................- 14 -
4.1.1 HDMI.........................................................................................................................- 14 -
4.1.2 USB...........................................................................................................................- 14 -
4.1.3 COM..........................................................................................................................- 14 -
4.1.4 TF Card.....................................................................................................................- 14 -
4.1.7 3G/4G....................................................................................................................... - 15 -
4.1.8 Ethernet.................................................................................................................... - 15 -
4.1.9 DI............................................................................................................................... - 15 -

4.1.11 DO........................................................................................................................... - 15 -
4.1.12 12V Power Control............................................................................................... - 16 -
5.1 ASL-572A V1.0................................................................................................................... - 16 -
5.2 Installation Step.................................................................................................................. - 16 -
5.3 Interface Specification....................................................................................................... - 17 -
5.3.1 Interface（J1，J2）............................................................................................... - 17 -
5.3.2 SIM Slot.................................................................................................................... - 18 -
5.3.3 SD Slot......................................................................................................................- 18 -
5.3.4 Reset（RSTSW）.................................................................................................. - 18 -
5.3.5 Power（PWRSW）................................................................................................ - 19 -
5.3.6 MINI PCIE Interface................................................................................................- 19 -
Appendix..................................................................................................................................22
Appendix 1：Glossary.................................................................................................................. 23

Packing List
Thanks for purchasing NORCO products. Please check the
accessories as per the packing list when you open the package. If you find
any components/parts defected, damaged or lost, please contact your
vendor ASAP.
■ BIS-1280A40 1PC

Chapter
One
Product
Introdu
ction

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Chapter One Product Introduction
1.1 Hardware Specification
Processor
●IMX6Q ，quad core (4*A9 1GHz)
System Memory
●On board memory：On board memory，support DDR3，memory up to 2G Bytes，default: 1GB
Display
●Provide 1x HDMI，support resolution: 1080P @60Hz
Ethernet
●Provide 2x RJ45 network interface
●Support 10/100/1000M network
Storage
●Provide 1x SD card slot，up to 64G
I/O
●Serial port：Provide 6x RS232/RS485 (RJ45 interface with 12V/500mA power)；10x RS485
(RJ45 interface with 12V/500mA power)
●USB：Provide 2x USB2.0 Type A；1x OTG
●GPI/GPO：Provide 12x GPI (RJ45 interface with 12V/100mA power)；4x GPO (RJ45 interface
with 12V/500mA power)
Expansion Interface
●Provide 1x MINI PCIe slot，support Mini-PCIE/3G/4G /WLAN
●Provide 1x SIM card slot；support 3G/4G module
●Provide 2x 12V/2A power output

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Power
●Support single/dual power+12V supply
Watchdog
●Support hardware reset
Operating Environment
●Operating Temperature：0℃~60℃
●Operating Humidity：5%~95%，non-condensing

Chapter
Two
Install
ation
Specifi
cation

Chapter Two Installation Specification
Safety Instruction
Current can be used to achieve many useful functions, but it can also cause personal injury and
property loss due to improper use. In the design and manufacture of this product, "safety" is
considered as the first condition. However, electric shock and fire caused by improper use are
not excluded. Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of your personal and property and
prolong the service life of the product, please read in detail and follow the following product
safety instructions for installation and use.
Safety Warning!
At any time, before operating the equipment, be sure to disconnect the power supply of the
chassis to prevent electric shock. Do not connect any original on CPU card or other card when
power is connected. Please disconnect the power supply before changing any configuration, so
as not to damage sensitive electronic components by instantaneous surge when connecting
jumpers or installing cards.
Attention!
•Before touching the CPU, be sure to place your hand on a grounded metal object for
a while to release static electricity from your body and hands. Modern electronic equip
ment is very sensitive to static electricity. In order to be safe, anti-static bracelets must
be worn at all times when operating equipment. Place unused or uninstalled electronic
components on the surface of electrostatic dissipation objects or in anti-static protection
bags.
•The data and pictures listed in this article are for illustration purposes only and are su
bject to change without notice.
Safety Instruction
Electrical safety
·If the power supply is damaged, please do not repair it by yourself. You need to find a
professional to deal with it or contact your distributor.

·When you connect or unplug any device, make sure that the power cord of all devices is
unplugged beforehand before the signal cable is connected.
·To avoid the danger of electric shock, the AC power supply should be switched off or the AC
power line should be removed from the power socket every time the system is unplugged or
reconfigured.
·Before connecting and disconnecting the signal cables on the motherboard, make sure that all
the power cables of the equipment have been unplugged beforehand.
·Do not pull, bend or place heavy objects on the power line or cause any damage to the power
line, otherwise fire or electric shock may occur.
·Make sure to set the correct power supply voltage, otherwise it may cause personal injury or
system damage.
Note：
Current can be used to achieve many useful functions, but it can also cause personal injury and
property loss due to improper use. In the design and manufacture of this product, "safety" is
considered as the first condition. However, electric shock and fire caused by improper use are
not excluded. Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of your personal and property and
prolong the service life of the product, please read and follow the following products in detail.
Operation Safety
·Before installing the motherboard or connecting equipment, please read the safety
instructions attached to the product packaging carefully.
·In order to avoid short circuit of the system, please keep the clip, screw, stapler and other
items away from connectors/interfaces, slots, sockets and circuits.
·Do not use equipment in damp and dusty environments or in environments where systems or
equipment are easily exposed to oil, steam, etc. Otherwise, fire accidents may occur.
·Make sure that the equipment is not exposed to water or other forms of liquid, and check
whether there are other objects left in the system, such as paper clips, pins, etc. Otherwise, it
may cause electric shock to the human body.
·Avoid causing damage to the system or equipment. Do not place the equipment on unsafe
surfaces or let the equipment or system fall or overturn due to strong impact or shock.
·Do not use equipment or system near heat dissipation equipment or in high temperature
environment, which may cause system overheating and fire.

·Never expose the equipment to direct sunlight.
The data and pictures listed in this article are for illustration only. If there are any changes, no
further notice will be given.
2.1 Right View
2.2 Front View
2.3 Rear View

Chapter
Three
Hardware
Function

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Chapter Three Hardware Function
3.1 External Interface Indicator Diagram
1：BIS-1280A40 Interfaces
3.2 SOMB-7007 V1.0
Following is the front interface location and dimensional drawing of SOMB-7007 V1.0.
Please be careful during the installation. Improper installation may lead to system failure.
Note: In case of any electrostatic damage caused to some components, please wear
anti-static gloves to install the motherboard.
PWRSW / RST
USB/Debug
COM1-16
4G/ANT
SD
SIM
LAN1-2
DI1-12
DO1-4
PWROUT1-2
Power
Interface
Power
Power
Power
Interface
GND
HDMI

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3.3 Installation Step
Please refer to following steps to assemble your computer：
1．Adjust all jumpers on board SOMB-7007 V1.0 according to the user manual.
2．Install other expansion card.
3．Connect all signal line, cable, panel control circuit, and power supplier.
Key components of this motherboard are Integrated circuit and these components
could be easily damaged by electrostatic influence. So, before installing this unit, please
always keep the following precautions in mind：
1．Hold the board by edges and don’t touch any components, plugs or socket pins.
2．Wear anti-static gloves/wrist strap while touching the integrated circuit components（such as
CPU、RAM,etc.）
3．Put those unused or uninstalled components in static shielding bags or trays.
4．Please first check the power switch is off before connecting the power plug.
Before installing computer accessories
Following the instructions below will help to prevent your computer from being damaged,
and also ensuring your personal safety.
1．Please make sure your computer is disconnected from the power supply.
2．Please always wear anti-static strap or gloves to operate the board in case that you may
touch the integrated circuit components, such as RAM.
3.4 Jumper Setting
Please refer to following instructions to do jumper settings before installing your hardware
devices.
Remark: How to identify the PIN1 of all jumpers and interfaces: Please observe the mark
near the plug and socket, which is a “1”or bold line or triangular symbol; And please look at
the back of PCB, the one in the shape of square is the PIN 1; and PIN1 for every jumper is
remarked by a white narrow near it.
3.4.1 Jumper Setting（J1，J2，J3，J4，J5，J6，J7，J8，J9，J10，J11，J12）
(J1~J2) jumpers are used to set COM1～COM6 transfer mode，support RS232/ RS485

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transfer mode，you can choose the settings according to your own needs，default transfer mode:
RS232.
J1-J12：
COM AS RS232 PORT
COM AS RS485 PORT
COM1
J1
1-2
J1
3-4 5-6
J2
1-3 2-4
J2
3-5 4-6
COM2
J3
1-2
J3
3-4 5-6
J4
1-3 2-4
J4
3-5 4-6
COM3
J5
1-2
J5
3-4 5-6
J6
1-3 2-4
J6
3-5 4-6
COM4
J7
1-2
J7
3-4 5-6
J8
1-3 2-4
J8
3-5 4-6
COM5
J9
1-2
J9
3-4 5-6
J10
1-3 2-4
J10
3-5 4-6
COM6
J11
1-2
J11
3-4 5-6
J12
1-3 2-4
J12
3-5 4-6
3.5 Interface Specification
Please read the following instructions carefully before you connecting the external
connectors in case of any damage caused to the motherboard！
3.5.1 Serial Port（J17）
Provide 6x RS232/RS485 (RJ45 interface with 12V/500mA power)；10x RS485 (RJ45
interface with 12V/500mA power).
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COM1-2（J17A）：
Signal Name
Pin
Signal Name
COM2_SIN_A
A1
B8
GND_485
COM2_SOUT_B
A2
B7
GND_485
GND_ISO1
A3
B6
NC
VCC_COM1_2
A4
B5
VCC_COM1_2
VCC_COM1_2
A5
B4
VCC_COM1_2
NC
A6
B3
GND_ISO1
GND_485
A7
B2
COM3_SOUT_B
GND_485
A8
B1
COM3_SIN_A
COM3-4（J17B）：
Signal Name
Pin
Signal Name
COM4_SIN_A
C1
D8
GND_485
COM4_SOUT_B
C2
D7
GND_485
GND_ISO1
C3
D6
NC
VCC_COM3_4
C4
D5
VCC_COM3_4
VCC_COM3_4
C5
D4
VCC_COM3_4
NC
C6
D3
GND_ISO1
GND_485
C7
D2
COM5_SOUT_B
GND_485
C8
D1
COM5_SIN_A
J17

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COM5-6（J17C）：
Signal Name
Pin
Signal Name
COM6_SIN_A
E1
F8
GND_485
COM6_SOUT_B
E2
F7
GND_485
GND_ISO2
E3
F6
NC
VCC_COM5_6
E4
F5
VCC_COM5_6
VCC_COM5_6
E5
F4
VCC_COM5_6
NC
E6
F3
GND_ISO2
GND_485
E7
F2
COM7_SOUT_B
GND_485
E8
F1
COM7_SIN_A
COM7-8（J17D）：
Signal Name
Pin
Signal Name
COM8_SIN_A
G1
H8
GND_485
COM8_SOUT_B
G2
H7
GND_485
GND_ISO2
G3
H6
NC
VCC_COM7_8
G4
H5
VCC_COM7_8
VCC_COM7_8
G5
H4
VCC_COM7_8
NC
G6
H3
GND_ISO2
GND_485
G7
H2
COM9_SOUT_B
GND_485
G8
H1
COM9_SIN_A
COM9-10（J17E）：
Signal Name
Pin
Signal Name
COM10_SIN_A
J1
K8
GND_485
COM10_SOUT_B
J2
K7
GND_485
GND_ISO3
J3
K6
NC
VCC_COM9_10
J4
K5
VCC_COM9_10
VCC_COM9_10
J5
K4
VCC_COM9_10
NC
J6
K3
GND_ISO3
GND_485
J7
K2
COM11_SOUT_B