The manual provides setup, installation, power, and peripheral connection instructions for the Powerleader NET-911 industrial server.
About this manual
The Powerleader NET-911 industrial server manual outlines safety notices, warranty information, and support channels, stressing proper handling of the shipped unit, inspection of packaging, and that only qualified personnel should open the chassis.
It details installation‑location requirements, power‑line specifications, how to check and replace power cables, procedures for adding internal devices, and step‑by‑step peripheral connections (mouse, keyboard, monitor, printer, modem, network cable). The document also includes a board layout diagram and definitions of the various interface pins. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Preparation
- Installation Location Requirements
- Power Cable Check
- Adding Devices
- Peripheral Installation Steps
- Product Overview
- Motherboard Layout and Interface Definition
- Board Specifications
Specifications
| Board size | 203 mm × 146 mm (5.25 in) |
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| CPU | Atom230 (non‑upgradeable) |
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| Chipset | Intel 945GC Express (Northbridge) / ICH7 (Southbridge) |
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| Memory | DDR2 400/533/667 SDRAM, up to 2 GB, 1 DIMM slot (240‑pin, 1.8 V) |
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| Power socket | Three‑pin power socket, overload 13 A, load ≥7 A |
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| Power cable length | Maximum 4.5 m, flexible VDE‑certified cable |
Frequently asked questions
What type of power socket is required for the NET-911 server?
It requires a three‑pin power socket that meets local standards, with an overload rating of 13 A and a load current not less than 7 A.
How many DDR2 DIMM slots does the NET-911 have?
The server has one DDR2 DIMM slot (240‑pin, 1.8 V) supporting up to 2 GB of memory.
Can the server be powered on by the front panel switch?
No, the front panel power switch cannot cut AC voltage; the power must be disconnected by unplugging the power cable.