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2024年9月6日发(作者：厍晴雪)

DA-660-16 and DA-662-16

Component Compatibility Guide

A list of peripheral components suitable for use with DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 computers

2015/07/07 V1.1

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1. Introduction

The hardware components listed in this document have either been proven to provide

up-to-spec performance when used with the Moxa DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 of embedded

computers, or which share basic design features with such components.

As Moxa computers come with different peripheral options and are engineered to differing

hardware specifications, compatibility issues may sometimes arise. When paired with Moxa’s

DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 of embedded computers, peripherals from one manufacturer may not

work as well as those made by another. For this reason, Moxa provides this list of compatible

components, so that users can be certain to get the reliability they expect from Moxa’s DA-660-16

and DA-662-16.

2. Testing Methods

To validate a component as meeting Moxa standards of quality and environmental tolerances,

five key compatibility tests may be run:

 Ambient Temperature Burn-In

 Low Temperature Hard Starts

 Heat/Humidity Burn-In

 Cyclic High-Low Temperature Burn-in

 Vibration Test

Ambient Temperature Burn-in

Components are mounted in an DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 computer and run through a series

of stress tests at an ambient temperature of around 25˚C for a specified period of time. Test

periods are determined according to the class of peripherals being tested.

Low Temperature Hard Start

Components are mounted in an unpowered DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 computer and then the

system is booted up from an extremely low temperature. The designated temperature depends on

the model being tested.

Heat/Humidity Burn-in

Components are mounted in an DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 computer, placed in a

temperature- and humidity-controlled enclosure, and then run through the burn-in test for a specific

time. The temperature, humidity, and time targets vary depending on model specification.

Cyclic High-Low Temperature Burn-in

Components are mounted in an DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 computer, placed in a temperature

controlled enclosure, and then put through the burn-in test as temperatures are cycled from very

high to very low and back again over a specified period of time. The target temperatures and time

vary depending on model specifications.

Vibration Test

Components are mounted in an DA-660-16 and DA-662-16 computer, which is bound in an

electromagnetic vibrator, and then run through random vibration tests about three axes:

longitudinal, transverse, and vertical. The vibration tests are compliant with EN50155/IEC61373

vibration standards.

3. Storage Endurance

Storage media, such as SSDs, CF cards, SD cards, Disk on Module, and Cfast, are composed

of different electrical components. The main components related to storage endurance and life

time are NAND Flash memory and NAND Flash controller.

NAND Flash memory endurance

Any NAND Flash memory has its physical program and erase (P/E) limitation, and we can

specifically use the P/E cycle as well as the so-called erase count to identify it. For instance, SLC

(Single level cell) flash memory has a 60,000 P/E cycle, MLC (Multi-level cell) flash memory has a

3,000 P/E cycle, and TLC NAND Flash memory has up to a 1,000 P/E cycle. Each type of flash

memory has different endurance, which is why the storage life time is based on flash memory type

and storage that uses SLC type flash memory could have the best endurance compared to MLC

type storage. SLC storage usually supports a 5-year OEM warranty (the actual warranty period

depends on the original manufacturer). Comparatively, MLC storage only supports a 1- to 3-year

warranty. The major difference between SLC and MLC is that SLC NAND Flash has around 20

times lifespan of MLC, and the price may differ by a factor of 4 to 5. For systems that are expected

to be highly reliable and work without fail 24 hours a day, SLC type storage is recommended,

especially when the storage is running an OS and is required to provide service for a longer time,

or for applications that need to frequently write data to the storage medium.

TBW

The term TeraBytes Written, abbreviated as TBW, means something similar to endurance.

TBW is defined by JEDEC based on the program unit to identify its storage life time. In actual

applications, storage is used for routine operations and data access. The physical P/E cycle is not

appropriate for describing total rewritable data capacity, and the management efficiency of the

storage controller also affects the total rewritable data capacity result. For these reasons, JEDEC

defined a standard, JESD218, for SSD endurance evaluation, and uses TBW to describe the test

result. By referring to this TBW value, users can easily estimate demand and select suitable

storage for real-use cases. For example, when routine operations need a maximum of 20 GB and

the expected storage life time is 3 years, the total rewritable data demand would be 21.9 TBW

(20GB x 365 x 3). In this case, you could choose storage that has more than 21.9 TBW to match

this demand; we recommend selecting a TBW that is greater than the calculated value.

Declaration for Liability Exclusion in the CCG

The specifications, warranty terms, and liability of items listed in the Moxa Component

Compatibility Guide are the sole responsibility of the original manufacturers. Moxa does not any

responsibility in this regard. Please visit the manufacturers’ official websites for up-to-date product

information before purchasing an item.

4. Compatible Components

Check the following table for validation condition codes and their description.

Test Code

Description

The component passed ambient temperature verification

The component passed low temperature verification

The component passed heat/humidity verification

The component passed cyclic high-low temperature verification

The component has not been tested, but shares materials and design with

another component that has been verified.

The component passed vibration verification

The following list shows which peripherals have been tested, and for what specifications, on

Moxa’s embedded computers.

Vendor

Apacer

Silicon Power

Transcend

Size

32 GB

16 GB

8 GB

4 GB

32 GB

16 GB

8 GB

2 GB

1 GB

4 GB

2 GB

1 GB

128 MB

256 MB

512 MB

1 GB

2 GB

4 GB

8 GB

16 GB

32 GB

Moxa’s PN

N/A

Vendor’s PN

AP-CF032GL9FS-NR

AP-CF016GL9FS-NR

AP-CF008GL9FS-NR

AP-CF004GL9FS-NR

AP-CF032GLAFS-NR

AP-CF016GLAFS-NR

AP-CF008GLAFS-NR

SP002GBCFI000V711T

SP001GBCFI000V711T

SP004GBCFI000V602T

SP002GBCFI000V601T

SP001GBCFI000V601T

TS128MCF200I

TS256MCF200I

TS512MCF200I

TS1GCF133

TS1GCF200I

TS2GCF133

TS2GCF200I

TS4GCF133

TS4GCF200I

TS8GCF400

TS8GCF133

TS8GCF200I

TS16GCF1000

TS16GCF400

TS16GCF133

TS16GCF200I

TS32GCF1000

TS32GCF400

TS32GCF133

TS32GCF200I

Flash

Brand

N/A

Flash

Spec

MLC

Controller

N/A

Firmware

N/A

Warranty

years

2 years

3 years

2 years

Warranty

exclusion

Endurance > 3,000

N/A

Test Codes

Toshiba SLC

Samsung

SanDisk/ Micron

Samsung

SanDisk/ Micron

Samsung

SanDisk/ Micron

Samsung

SanDisk/ Micron

Samsung

SanDisk/ Micron

Samsung

SanDisk/ Micron

Samsung

SMI

SM2232AD

SM2236AC

SM2232AD

SM2232ENAC