VIA EPIA CN Mini ITX PC
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| Preliminary Information | |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2012 |
| Leak Risk | Medium |
| Batteries | CR2032 |
| Mounting Technology | Through Hole, SMD |
| Capacitor Types | Aluminum Electrolytic |
| Destructive Entry | No |
The VIA EPIA CN is a Mini ITX mini PC based on the VIA C7 processor.
Processor: VIA C7 @ 1 GHz (x86 w/PAE)
Chipset: VIA CN700 North Bridge, VIA VT8237R-series South Bridge
Graphics: Integrated C-Pro AGP with MPEG-2 Acceleration
Audio: VIA VT1618 8-channel AC'97 codec
Memory: 1 x 240-pin DDR2-533 (PC2-4200U DIMM (maximum of 1 GB)
Slots: 1 x PCI (broken out to 2 x PCI using riser card)
IDE: 2 x UltraDMA 133/100 controllers
LAN: VIA VT6103 10/100 Ethernet
TV Out: VIA VT1625 HDTV Encoder
Known Issues
Symptom or Problem Encountered
Machine powers down unexpectedly and/or is generally unstable. Out of spec values for voltage rails are shown In the PC Health Status screen of the BIOS.
Causes
- Failing capacitors on the power supply board and/or a failing power brick
Solutions
- Replace capacitors on the power supply board. May also need to replace the power brick.
Original Parts
Power Brick
This device came with a 19 V 4.74 A power brick. Barrel plug is 5.5 mm OD x 2.1 mm ID, and is center (tip) positive.
Power Supply Board
Power supply board is labeled "Migrus C5" and is located in the front left corner of the case.
| RefDes | Qty | Capacitance | Voltage | Mount | Diameter/Size | Height | Lead Spacing | Temp | Type |
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| EC1, EC3, EC7, EC11 | 4 | 2200 µF | 25 V | Through Hole | 13 mm | 22 mm | 6 mm | 105 °C | Electrolytic |
| EC12 | 1 | 100 µF | 25 V | Through Hole | 6.5 mm | 7.5 mm | 2.5 mm | 105 °C | Electrolytic |
| EC13 | 1 | 680 µF | 10 V | Through Hole | 8.2 mm | 12.7 mm | 4 mm | 105 °C | Electrolytic |
| EC2, EC6, EC8, EC9, EC10 | 5 | 1500 µF | 16 V | Through Hole | 10.3 mm | 21 mm | 5.5 mm | 105 °C | Electrolytic |
| EC4, EC5 | 2 | 470 µF | 16 V | Through Hole | 8.25 mm | 12.5 mm | 4 mm | 105 °C | Electrolytic |
Replacement Parts
Power brick
Any 5.5/2.1mm center (tip) positive power brick rated at 19 V and at least 4.74 A should work. The author of this page is using this Nobsound power adapter and it is working well.
Power Supply Board
There is a fair bit of wiggle room on and above the board, so you can fudge a little on the cap dimensions. In particular, the cap they used for EC12 was a very short "low profile" one which is hard to find, and was easily replaced with another (more "normal" sized) capacitor of the same values.