PXA-H100 Installation
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PXA-H100 Installation
Hey Guys,
I was just wondering if anyone knows why it is important for the Alpine PXA-H100 imprint module to be installed level? The manual specifically states "Be sure to select a level location for installation".
I was planning on mounting it on the rear deck of my car, which is not actually level. It slopes towards the front of the car. Even by eye it is not close to level.
I've read the manual and searched online and I can't find any reason why it should matter.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brad
I was just wondering if anyone knows why it is important for the Alpine PXA-H100 imprint module to be installed level? The manual specifically states "Be sure to select a level location for installation".
I was planning on mounting it on the rear deck of my car, which is not actually level. It slopes towards the front of the car. Even by eye it is not close to level.
I've read the manual and searched online and I can't find any reason why it should matter.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brad
#4
I've never figured out why the H100 has to be level either, it's only a module. My best guess (far fetched, I'll admit) is that it has a small internal hdd for memory or something. A more realistic idea is simply for heat. If the heat sink for the processor faces up, inverting it or any extreme angles would prevent the heat sink from properly cooling the chipset, so it has the potential to ruin the whole unit.
#5
I've never figured out why the H100 has to be level either, it's only a module. My best guess (far fetched, I'll admit) is that it has a small internal hdd for memory or something. A more realistic idea is simply for heat. If the heat sink for the processor faces up, inverting it or any extreme angles would prevent the heat sink from properly cooling the chipset, so it has the potential to ruin the whole unit.
Thanks,
Brad
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