• Operating Systems for i-PAN T7 II

• 3D Model for i-PAN T7 II (no warranty)

Modular system of the i-PAN HMIs

The i-PAN T7 II is a compact panel solution incl. metal housing, which may be easily integrated in customer products. It is a continued development of the i-PAN T7 and is offered with a new 7.0 inch IPS touch display (resolution 1024 x 600 pixel, brightness 500 cd/qm). The i-PAN T7 II can use different Trizeps SODIMM 200 CPU modules: Trizeps VII SOM with NXP i.MX 6, Trizeps VIII with NXP i.MX 8M, Trizeps VIII Mini/Nano/Plus with NXP i.MX 8M Mini/Nano/Plus SoC. Depending on the corresponding Trizeps CPU module the i-PAN T7 II is available with Windows 10 IoT Core/Enterprise, Windows Embedded Compact 7 or 2013, Linux and Android operating systems.
It got i-Mod flex-cable-connectors and solder-pads to extend the board functionality and connect to Seco i-Mod-Adapters and customers peripherals.

Operating Systems for i-PAN T7 II

Currently we support Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, Windows 10 IoT Core, Windows Compact 2013, Windows Embedded Compact 7, Linux and Android as operating system.

OS-Images and Tool-Chains for Linux and Android can be found at: Linux (Android,Debian,U-Boot,...).

Board Support Packages (BSP) are free for download and allow our customers to built their own OS.

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise:

• New Wiki Windows 10 IoT Enterprise page

• Press Release

Windows 10 IoT Core:

• New Wiki Windows 10 IoT Core page

3D Model for i-PAN T7 II (no warranty)

• STEP: Metal housing i-PAN T7 II (without PCBs) – Important note: Please read the 3D data disclaimer contained in the zip file.

• PDF: Details Assembly Area for i-PAN T7 II

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i-PAN T7 II, Front and Back

Block diagram

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Simplified block diagram of i-PAN T7 II Baseboard

1 Connector positions

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Connectors of i-PAN T7 II Baseboard

Connectors:

Soldering Pads

Miscellanous

2 User connectors

J404: Power connector

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Connector:
CCA 2,5/2-G-5.08 P26THR by Phoenix Contact

Mating Connector:
MSTB 2,5/2-ST-5,08 by Phoenix Contact

Voltage polarity protection is achieved through a diode.
A nanofuse (near to J404) is used for current protection.

J401: Headset 3.5mm Audio Jack (CTIA)

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Connector: SJ43514-SMT by Kycon

The 3.5mm audio-jack is using the commonly used CTIA pinning, so that a standard headphone or headset can be attached to the panel.
The signals are shared with the solder pads J212 (HEADPHONE_L), J213 (HEADPHONE_R), J214 (HEADPHONE_GND) and J219 (MIC).
HEADPHONE_L, HEADPHONE_R and HEADPHONE_GND of this connector are also connected to an audio amplifier, which outputs are routed to the audio connectors J405 and J406.

J402: µUSB connector

Connector: 47589-0001 by Molex

The USB2.0 µUSB connector is routed to USB-OTG port of the Trizeps module. Function depends on the placed Trizeps module and operating system. This interface may be used as USB-Slave, USB-Host or real USB-OTG port.
Note that the USB-OTG port can also be connected to the iMOD USB/I2C connector J203 through solder bridges. Only one of both can be used at the same time.

J403: USB A connector

Connector: 48393-0003 by Molex

The signals of the USB3.0 Typ-A connector are routed to the USB-HOST port of the Trizeps module.
The +5V supply to the USB-HOST port are short-circuit protected and current-limited (0.7A - 1.1A) by a power switch.

J501 Ethernet connector:

Connector: 74981104400 by Wuerth Electronic

The Ethernet connector uses the 10/100/1000Mbit Ethernet interface of the Trizeps module.
The integrated LEDs in this connector shows the status of the Ethernet connection:

• yellow - link-activity

• green - link-speed

J503: µSD-Card connector

Connector: DM3AT-SFPEJM5 by Hirose

This µSD-Card slot is powered by 3.3V.
Its signals are connected to the first SD/SDIO port of the Trizeps module. It may be used to extend the storage-memory of the panel with a Micro-SD card or to transfer files (i.e. updates).

3 Internal connectors

J302: iMOD USB/I2C connector

The iMod USB/I2C connector is a standard connector defined by SECO to allow customers to
easily add functions to a baseboard.
SECO offers different extension boards ranging from a simple breakout board or an additional
USB-type A connector to current-, voltage-, TOF-, NFC- sensors or IO-expander boards.
Customers may design their own peripherals which can be connected through a 10pol FFC
cable.

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Connector: 687110149022 by Wuerth

The USB-OTG port of the Trizeps module is used by this connector.
This interface may be used as USB-Slave, USB-Host or real USB-OTG port. Actual function depends on Trizeps module and operating system.
Note that the USB-OTG port is also connected to the Micro-USB connector J402.
Only one of both connectors can be used at the same time!
The +5V power supply is not over-current protected.

J204: iMOD UART connector

The iMod UART connector is a standard connector defined by SECO to allow customers to easily add functions to a baseboard.
SECO offers different extension boards ranging from a simple breakout board to RS232/RS485/RS422 transceiver boards.
Customers may design their own peripherals which can be connected through a 10pol FFC cable.

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Connector: 687110149022 by Wuerth

This connector uses UART1 (COM1:) of the Trizeps-module.
Besides using it as normal serial-port, it can additional be configured to give debug-output of the operating system or to enter the bootloader of the Trizeps on startup.
Most signal pins of a Trizeps can be configured as GPIOs. Some or even all UART-pins of this connector could be used as GPIOs.

J211: iMOD CAN connector

The iMOD CAN connector is a standard connector defined by SECO to allow customers to easily add a CAN transceiver & connector to the baseboard.

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Connector: 687110149022 by Wuerth

The CAN_TX and CAN_RX are single-ended 3V3-level signals.
A CAN-transceiver is needed to convert these to a differential CAN signal.
CAN_GPIO signals may be used for auxiliary functions, i.e. enabling CAN-termination.

J217: iMOD Button/I2C or UART connector

The iMOD connectors are standard connectors defined by SECO to allow customers to easily add functions to a baseboard.

There are two mounting options for J217:

a) iMOD Button/I2C

The connector got 3 GPIOs for buttons and an I2C interface for sensors etc.

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