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Condor 3000 Series User’s Guide

©2011 Tech Source Inc.

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Minimum System Requirements

Minimum System Requirements

Minimum System Requirements

Minimum System Requirements


The Condor 3000 Series graphics cards require the following minimum system hardware and software
capabilities

Single Board Computer with a XMC interface ( VME, VPX or cPCI ).

AMD, Intel or PowerPC CPU.

1GB System RAM.

Some level of system integration will be required to handle heat dissipation in both conduction
and convention cooled environments.

The Condor 3000 Series cards can consume up to 43W from the chassis’ power supply at peak
performance ( 5V or 12V rail depending on the SBC ). The cards can be configured for lower max
power consumption. Please contact Tech Source to discuss such configurations.

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5 Related Documents

Related Documents

Related Documents

Related Documents

Condor 3000 Series Technical Manual

– Provides complete technical specifications, including

exact pin-out, interface information and ordering information.

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Hardware Installation

Hardware Installation

Hardware Installation

Hardware Installation


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Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions

Installation Instructions


The Condor 3000 Series graphics card installation is simple and consists of a few easy steps.

Step 1:

Shut down the system and turn the power OFF. Remove the single board computer. Be
mindful of ESD, and be sure to use proper ESD precautions.


Step 2:

Install the Condor 3000 Series graphics card in a XMC site using the provided mounting
hardware. Attach the Condor graphics card to the PMC/XMC connectors and screw down
the standoffs. For a conduction cooled board, the SBC company should have provided
mounting screws. Note that Thermal gap-pad material can be installed inbetween the
condor card and the SBC heatsink to help with cooling.


Step 3:

Re-install the single board computer, attach any previously removed cables and connect
a video cable from the Condor outputs to a monitor.


The Condor 3000 Series graphics card is now installed and the system is ready for display driver
installation.

Refer to Section 3

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Section 3 for installing and configuring the software on Linux.


Refer to Section 4

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Section 4 for installing and configuring the software on Windows.


NOTE:

Once cables are connected, you may want to label them and the

connectors to avoid any confusion should they need to be disconnected.

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NOTE: Rear I/O will require a special/custom cable, RTM or PIM to get a
video output. For rear I/O pin-out info, please refer to the Condor

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