1. style and fashion
2. beauty
3. cosmetics
4. eyeshadow

Intel® NUC Replaceable Lids
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All New NUCs Will Support Replaceable Lids!
Rock Canyon
Maple Canyon
Pinnacle Canyon
- NUC5xxRYx
- NUC5xxMYxE
- NUC5CPYH, NUC5PPYH
Intel has defined a mechanical interface specification
between NUC lid and NUC chassis body.
Available at: www.intel.com/NUCLid
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All New NUCs Will Support Replaceable Lids!
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All New NUCs Will Support Replaceable Lids!
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All New NUCs Will Support Replaceable Lids!
Cosmetic (non-functional) Lids
Ideal for product differentiation and branding
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All New NUCs Will Support Replaceable Lids!
Functional Lid
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General Questions
• What is a Replaceable Lid?
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Replaceable Lids is one of the many, new, innovative features of the 5th-generation NUCs launching in 2014. Replaceable Lids allow easy NUC customization by
simply removing the factory lid and snapping on a new one.
• Why do NUCs now have Replaceable Lids?
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Intel® has listened to requests from users, resellers, and third-party manufacturers for the NUC to have aftermarket customizability, whether functional or
cosmetic. Replaceable Lids is the first step in meeting those requests, without unnecessarily increasing cost, or providing features with limited appeal.
• Which NUCs support Replaceable Lid?
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Maple Canyon, Rock Canyon, and Pinnacle Canyon all support Replaceable Lid and share the same exact mechanical interface.
• Who will be providing Replaceable Lids?
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Only third party manufacturers outside of Intel® will be providing Replaceable Lids.
• What are examples of Replaceable Lids?
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Cosmetic Replaceable Lids are simply shot is different colors or have custom artwork/logos -, without adding features. Functional Replaceable Lids can add
features such as more NFC, USB 2.0 ports, VGA, RS232C COM ports, SDXC card reader, 4G/LTE, IoT hub, etc. There is virtually no limit to what can be done with
Replaceable Lids.
• What level of industry enablement is Intel doing?
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Intel has worked with standard lid provider to support alternate colors/designs.
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Intel has worked with supplier of I/O expansion lid on upfront tooling.
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Intel has done some prototype work on wireless charging and NFC modules and has shared info with potential suppliers..
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Techie Questions
• What signal connectors are available for Replaceable Lid designs?
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Maple Canyon provides internal connectors for NFC and 2x USB ports
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Rock and Pinnacle Canyon NUCs also provide NFC, 2x USB ports, but also has an AUX_PWR connector
• How do I design around the NUC’s built-in WiFi antennas?
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Replaceable Lids must not be metallic, and manufacturers should avoid placing PCBs, cables, or connectors over the WiFi antennas. The only exception is if the
Replaceable Lid design has additional antennas or external antenna connectors explicitly designed in, replacing the NUC’s factory WiFi antennas
• How do I design around the Power Button and HDD LED?
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Replaceable Lids must either be able to re-use the factory Power Button and HDD LED lightpipe, or provide new functionally similar ones (ie. same feel and
lightpipe characteristics).
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If supported by the specific NUC (meaning the NUC has an easily-accessible Front Panel header) a different option is to provide a wired Power Button and HDD
LED with the 3rd-party Replaceable Lid.
• Can a Replaceable Lid design make use of other internal NUC headers (eDP, CSH, COM, etc…)?
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Because of the locations of those other headers on the NUC board, and the very tight space for cable routing, it is not recommended to use other internal
headers for Replaceable Lid designs. Those additional headers were intended for use when the NUC board is installed in a different, roomier chassis.
• Can I “3D-print” my own Replaceable Lid?
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Yes you definitely can! Simply download the detailed Replaceable Lid files from the Intel® NUC website and customize the design any way you wish.
• Where can I find detailed engineering drawings, connector specs, pinouts, and 3-D files?
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www.intel.com/NUCLid
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Mechanical Design
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Electrical Interfaces
The following connectors are
designed for replacement lid use:
•A
AUX_PWR
•E
2x USB 2.0
•H
NFC
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Notes:
• AUX_PWR header not present on Maple Canyon
• Component locations above are specific to Rock
Canyon. Locations on other NUC boards will vary.
However, AUX_PWR, USB, and NFC header placement
will be in the same vicinity as above
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Cosmetic Lid Examples
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Cosmetic Lid ODM Contact Info
• Company: ECS
• Name: Stacy Liu
• Email: stacy.liu@ecs.com.tw
• TEL: 886-2-2162-1177 ext 26338
• MOQ: 1000 units
• Leadtime: 4 weeks
• Cost estimate: <$3
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Functional Lid Example 1: Wireless Charging
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Functional Lid Example 2: NFC
Contact ECS or ADSC for discussions on
functional lid designs
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Functional Lid Example 3: I/O Expansion
Multi-I/O Replacement Lid
• SDXC card slot
• DB9 RS-232C
• 2x USB 2.0 walk-up ports
• HDB15 VGA
USBSDXC
Front
4-Port Hub
USBRS232
DisplayLink
DL-195
Rear
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USB+COM ports LID -ODM Contact Info
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Company: ADSC
Name: Gao Ang
Email: gao@adsctek.com
TEL: +86 18688885119
MOQ: 1000 units
Leadtime: 4 weeks
Cost estimates:
− 2 USB + 2 COM <$5
• Also available:
− Wireless Charging module <$10
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Functional Lid Example 4: TV Tuner
Notes:
• This lid was made on a 3D printer
• Hauppauge Computer Works
• Dave Zebuth - Sales Manager
• E-mail: dzebuth@hauppauge.com
• Tel: (+1) 631-630-1344
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Functional Lid Example 5: 2nd Display
• 7” capacitive touch-screen LCD
display connected via USB 2.0
internal headers
• Used as a 2nd, extended display
• Lid designed and 3D-printed by
Intel®. Design files to be posted
soon…
• LCD used is:
www.mimomonitors.com/product
s/um-760c-of
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Other Ideas
• Lightning Connector Dock
• Micro USB phone dock
• Palm print, fingerprint, other
biometrics reader
• Additional USB, COM, gigabit
LAN ports
• TV tuner, Y-Pr-Pb, unencrypted
HDMI capture
• Speakers
• PWMs, GPIOs
• Small VFD, OLED, LCD, or LED • FM, AM, HD Radio tuner
touch screen displays
• Mini-fridge, mug warmer,
electric fan / air purifier
• Webcam + directional mics
• Mag stripe, RFID card readers • Any combination of the above
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Summary
• End-users, integrators, and VARs have requested that NUC lids
be easily replaceable
• Starting 2015, new Intel® NUC kits will feature replaceable lids
• Intel® will not be producing or selling any aftermarket lids
• Replacement lids can be cosmetic or functional
• Cosmetic lid examples: Sports, school, or company logos
• Functional lid examples: NFC lid, port expansion
• Design files available for mechanical and electrical interfaces
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