Manual

I/Port I8020 and I8820

Quick Start Guide

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The I8020 is a Linux-based I/Port that delivers high secu-

rity and performance from a compact package. With the

ClearCube Grid Center client software pre-installed on the

I/Port, administrators can create and manage connections

between their I/Ports and centralized PC Blades. Since the

connections are established over standard Ethernet net-

works the distance between I/Ports and PC Blades is virtu-

ally unlimited.

The I8820 I/Port delivers additional flexibility to the I/Port

product family by running the Microsoft Windows XP

Embedded (XPe) operating system. Windows XPe

enables a wider variety of supported peripherals and can

support some locally installed applications such as VPN

clients.

Install your

I/Port

, then connect the power supply, keyboard, mouse,

Ethernet connection, and video to the ports as indicated. Attach other

devices as desired.

Use the power button on the top of the I/Port to turn it on and off. Verify

connectivity to your network by watching for the flashing green network

activity LED in the Ethernet connector socket, and enable any necessary

ports on your switches and routers.

CONNECTIONS

OPERATING NOTES

Both I/Ports allow access to BIOS configuration options by pressing F2

during start-up.

Power supply connector

6. USB 1.1 port (rear panel)

2. VGA video port 7.

10/100 BaseT Ethernet port

3. PS/2 mouse port 8. Audio line out

4. PS/2 keyboard port 9. Audio line in (local use only)

5. Serial port 10. USB 1.1 ports (front panel)

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Quick Start Guide I/Port I8020 and I8820 The I8020 is a Linux-based I/Port that delivers high security and performance from a compact package. With the ClearCube Grid Center client software pre-installed on the I/Port, administrators can create and manage connections between their I/Ports and centralized PC Blades. Since the connections are established over standard Ethernet networks the distance between I/Ports and PC Blades is virtually unlimited. QSG_I8x20_.
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Notes • The I/Port must be connected to an active network before starting the I/Port in order for the operating system to turn on the network adapter. • USB audio input is not supported over Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Do not attach the I/Port to a telephone jack or other powered network connection. This will permanently damage the I/Port. This damage is not covered under the ClearCube Technology limited warranty.