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# RGS-8805GC

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### Documents and Downloads <a href="#documents-and-downloads" id="documents-and-downloads"></a>

[Spec Sheet](https://neousys-web-bucket.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/datasheet/rgs-8805gc-industrial-rugged-hpc-server.pdf)

[RGS-8805 Introduction Sheet](https://static.onlogic.com/resources/support/SupportSiteContent/Neousys_RGS-8805GC_Quick_Introduction_Guide_v1.0_Draft_20220725%201.pdf)

[Product Manual (BIOS and Hardware)](https://static.onlogic.com/resources/support/SupportSiteContent/RGS-8805GC_Series_User_Manual_v.1.0_Draft_Onlogic.pdf)

Drivers

[Windows 10 Drivers](https://static.onlogic.com/resources/drivers/RGS-8805GC/RGS-8805GC_Win10.zip)

### Opening the Chassis <a href="#opening-the-chassis" id="opening-the-chassis"></a>

Remove 8 Black screws from Chassis to free the Cover. The cover will lift off and you will have access to the inside of the unit’s chassis.

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With the lid removed you should see the below layout

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Further disassembly steps are located in the product manual, starting on page 42.

### GPU Installation <a href="#gpu-installation" id="gpu-installation"></a>

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To gain access to internal components, please refer to the section [Opening the Chassis](#opening-the-chassis). Remove the punch-out panel for the PCIe card on the rear panel.

Take the PCIe card out of its box/ static bag, align and insert the goldfingers into the
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PCIe slot. There are two slots available, it is recommended to install into the bottom
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slot first.

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Remove the screws (indicated in blue) on the side panel, and the remove the trap
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door (indicated in red).

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Secure the PCIe card panel with a screw through the trap door

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For a standard full-size PCIe card, there are L-shaped stopper brackets in the
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accessory box for securing the add-on card in place. Depending on the size of your
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add-on card, locate the appropriate screw-holes for placement. Secure two screws
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to position the stopper bracket in-place

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Secure at least one L-shape bracket towards the middle or mid-rear end of the PCIe
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card to complete the add-on PCIe card installation.

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Reinstall the system enclosure and panel when done. If you need to install other components, please refer to respective sections.

### Component Locations <a href="#component-locations" id="component-locations"></a>

To access these slots on the board you will need to remove any PCIe card currently installed in the Full Length bay.

#### M.2 Storage

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#### WIFI

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#### mPCIE

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### Enabling Auto Power <a href="#enabling-auto-power" id="enabling-auto-power"></a>

#### Bios - Power On After Power Failure Option

This option defines the behavior of System series when DC power is supplied.

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To set “Power On after Power Failure” option:

1. When system boots up, press F2 to enter BIOS setup utility.
2. Go to \[Power] > \[Power On after Power Failure].
3. Scroll down to highlight \[Power On after Power Failure], press ENTER to bring up setting options, S0 – Power On or S5 – Power Off, and press ENTER to select the setting.
4. Press F10 to “Exit Saving Changes”

#### Hardware - Ignition Settings

In order to set auto-power on this unit you will need to turn the dial seen below to the corresponding position(Position 1).

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A full list of the ignition timings can be found in the manual, starting on page 91.

### Troubleshooting <a href="#troubleshooting" id="troubleshooting"></a>

#### Resetting the CMOS <a href="#resetting-the-cmos" id="resetting-the-cmos"></a>

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1. Disconnect the unit from all power and other peripherals
2. Hold the RESET button for 30 seconds
3. Release the button and reapply power to the unit