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== ConfigID == | == ConfigID == | ||
Configuration ID is an identifier that references a master build-up document. It's broken down as the following: | Configuration ID is an identifier that references a master build-up document. It's broken down as the following: | ||
*Unit [[motherboard]] | |||
*Engineering phase [[Engineering Verification|EV]], [[Design Verification|DV]], or [[Production Verifcation|PV]] | |||
*Milestone # of aforementioned hardware phase | |||
*Build-up ID # as designed by the master configID bill-of-materials. | |||
=== Deviation Config === | === Deviation Config === | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 9 April 2024
ConfigID
Configuration ID is an identifier that references a master build-up document. It's broken down as the following:
- Unit motherboard
- Engineering phase EV, DV, or PV
- Milestone # of aforementioned hardware phase
- Build-up ID # as designed by the master configID bill-of-materials.
Deviation Config
A type of configuration ID for units that have continued bill-of-material changes after the initial hardware is launched to consumers. These units are considered PV hardware as they are small batches of units with changes to the base bill-of-materials. Deviation configs reference a master build-up document.
- DEV01337
Lamprey Configured
Unit equipped with Lamprey wires. The term "Stress kits" is a misnomer. All units, retail to dev, are stressed during manufacturing.
Internal Retail
Development Kit Configuration
Or simply DK configured. Not only will units in the Partner Program be equipped with a sidecar. But EV, DV, or PV can be configured with sidecar. The configID will reflect if the unit is DK configured. Examples:
- JADK
- XeEV5 DK
- XeDK