Hardware Setup

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Contents

1 Internal Setup
2 Case Screws

Internal Setup

Battery

The Foenix uses an internal CR2 battery to power the Real Time Clock chip.

DIP Switches

The standard kernel interprets the DIP switches as follows:

1 - BOOT IDE (not yet implemented)
2 - BOOT SDC (not yet implemented)
3 - BOOT FDC (not yet implemented)
4 - BOOT BASIC (also the default)
5 - TBD
6 - TBD
7 - TBD
8 - IDE Drive installed

Hard Drive Installation

The Foenix FMX supports the installation of an internal hard-drive. You will need the following:

A short IDE 44 Pin 2.5" laptop HDD Female-to-Female cable,eg:
- https://www.ebay.ca/itm/IDE-44-Pin-2-5-laptop-HDD-Female-to-Female-Hard-Drive-Cable-F-F-5cm-2-inch-198-/170999956350
- Or make your own:
  - https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/3m/3625-44-30M/3M158022-1-ND/9479331
  - https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/sullins-connector-solutions/SFH21-PPPN-D22-ID-BK-M181/S9083-ND/1989812
You will need Standoff, M3, 12mm high with male on one end, and female on the other
- https://www.mcmaster.com/93655a099
M3 screws

Case Screws

M2 Inserts, M3 inserts (2 Kind, 1 style for Bumpon, 1 style for PCB installation, M3 screws for Bumpon and PCB installation
M2 screws for Polycarbonate Windows
1 screw for the RCA Connector in the back
M2.5x8mm for Floppy Installation

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