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Depending on the configuration and following revisions, the features of the board are subject to change. For detailed information on hardware specifications, please visit www.seco.com

ICARUS is a PicoITX compliant module with the Intel® Atom® x6000E Series and Intel® Pentium® and Celeron® N and J Series processors. Designed and optimized for Functional Safety (FuSa) applications, this module offers flexibility, reliability, and safety for a wide range of applications across multiple industries.

For ordering purposes, the ICARUS is referred to by its base code, “D63”.

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How can I use GPIO/I2C/SPI peripherals?

Please refer to the following instructions to prevent damage!

D63 has 2 connectors to use GPIOs and other peripherals like I2C, SPI, PWM and QEP. Here you can find the schematic:

To make those functionalities available on all boards, and for more flexibility, they are not multiplexed by HW, but is all managed in the BIOS setup. Here you can find a table on where functionalities are available:

Windows (RH Proxy)

Linux (Native driver)

EAPI

Chipset SPI1

Chipset SPI3

MEC SPI

QEP0

QEP1

PWM1 (Chipset PWM06)

PWM2 (Chipset PWM02)

Chipset I2C0

MEC I2C0

Chipset I2C1

MEC I2C1

GPIO 0-7

By default, all pins are set as Input Hi-Z. So, if you want to use another funtionality, you need to enable it on setup. Here is a table on how to enable peripherals and what you can use simultaneously:

Chipset SPI1

Chipset SPI3

MEC SPI

QEP0

QEP1

PWM1 (Chipset PWM06)

PWM2 (Chipset PWM02)

Chipset I2C0

MEC I2C0

Chipset I2C1

MEC I2C1

GPIO 0-7

Chipset SPI1

0-4

Chipset SPI3

MEC SPI

QEP0

0, 2-3

QEP1

5-7

PWM1 (Chipset PWM06)

1

PWM2 (Chipset PWM02)

4

Chipset I2C0

MEC I2C0

Chipset I2C1

MEC I2C1

GPIO 0-7


What is loaded in a standard module?

Off-the-shelf products are shipped with a standard in-house-developed software.
The definition of standard, in this case, is “the environment which SECO adopts for validation”.
Anyway, custom in-house-developed software with different defaults can be built in accordance with customers' requirements submitting a new ticket.

The BIOS version updated in your module is shown in Aptio Setup Utility menu under:

  • Main page

  • Advanced > SMBIOS Information page

Other available BIOS versions:


Updating the BIOS

https://secogroup.atlassian.net/l/c/6PB1jhmQ


Downloads

Here you can find the latest version available:


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