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Version: EvoII

Front Panel Display

EVO II Front Panel Display (FPD) is an integrated hardware interface designed to provide real-time system status, performance metrics, and basic configuration options.

It features a touchscreen interface that allows users to monitor and control various aspects of the system, including fan operation, system temperatures, and power metrics.

System ID​

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System ID Screen

  • S/N (Serial Number): A unique identifier for the system, used for tracking and support purposes. When you scan the QR code with a compatible phone, the link will direct you to a product page displaying your EVO II engine details.
  • Build Version: Current software version of the system, indicating its release and updates.
  • HW Rev (Hardware Revision): Version of the hardware components, useful for compatibility and upgrades.

Real-Time System Metrics​

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Real-time System Metrics

  • Memory Usage (Mem Use): Percentage of system memory currently in use, indicating resource utilization.
  • CPU Load: Current workload on the CPU.
  • CPU Temperature (CPU Temp): Current temperature of the CPU.
  • GPU Load: Current workload on the GPU.
  • GPU Temperature (GPU Temp): Current temperature of the GPU.
  • Chassis Fan #1 (Ch.Fan #1): Rotational speed of the first chassis fan.
  • Chassis Fan #2 (Ch.Fan #2): Rotational speed of the second chassis fan.

Fan Control​

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Fan Controls & Metrics

  • Fan #1 & Fan #2: Speed and status of fans, which can be manually turned on and off.

Module Information​

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Module Information for Module #1 & #2

  • ID: Unique identifier for PSU (power supply unit).
  • Voltage (V): Operating voltage of the PSU.
  • Frequency (Hz): Electrical frequency.
  • Temperature (C): Current temperature.
  • Fan Speed (RPM): Rotational speed of PSU fan.
  • Voltage Out (V Out): Output voltage of the PSU, indicating the power supplied to connected devices.
  • Current Out (I Out): Output current of the PSU, showing the electrical load being supported.
  • Power (W): Total power output of the PSU, calculated as voltage.