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Industrial PC with new Pentium processor

A Siemens Automation and Drives product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Nov 17, 2004

Siemens Automation and Drives has equipped its new industrial compact Box PC with a second-generation Intel Pentium M processor.

Siemens Automation and Drives has equipped its new industrial compact Box PC with a second-generation Intel Pentium M processor.

The Simatic Box PC 627 is claimed to be suitable for demanding automation tasks such as processing high volumes of data and is designed for use in harsh industrial environments at ambient temperatures of up to 50 degrees Celsius.

The Box PC is available as a single unit for direct installation in the machine or the control cabinet and as a Simatic Panel PC 677.

This combined PC and operator unit can be ordered optionally with a 12", 15" or 19" front.

The features of the new Simatic Box PC 627 are scalable with a main memory expansion up to two gigabytes, hard disk drives up to 80GB, optical drives, 110-230V AC or 24V DC power supplies and the operating systems Windows 2000 or XP Professional said Siemens.

Two PCI interfaces, two Ethernet interfaces, one DVI-I interface and one Profibus interface are onboard, as well as four high-speed USB interfaces (USB 2.0) suitable for the connection of external mass memories such as USB memory sticks or portable DVD burners.

For higher system availability and data security, there is an optional RAID1 mirror disk system, supported by the onboard RAID controller, and the integral vibration-suppressed double hard disk module.

For especially compact solutions, such as in the control cabinet, the Box PC is installed in space saving 'portrait assembly'.

The Box PC has a compact flash drive slot, easily accessible from the outside, for operation without a hard disk, in low-maintenance, high-availability applications, for example, added the company.

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