BPC-6171 15″ Industrial Panel PC with a Full-size or Half-size SBC

Equipped Gaming Embedded System

The 2901150 is a slim, compact, Industrial Grade Panel PC offering the flexibility to choose the Full Size PICMG 1.0 SBC or Half-size SBC that you require in your specification. The 2901150 provides convenient expandability through one 32-bit PCI slot and is an excellent solution for the embedded market such as digital signage, kiosks, POS, digital security, residential gateways, commercial and industrial control.nnWith its long term availability (5+ years from the date of inception), it is the perfect solution for all of your low-power industrial Panel PC requirements.

SPECIFICATIONS

Additional information

Weight	1 kg
Power Consumption	Dependant on SBC chosen
Gigabit LAN Ports	Dependant on SBC chosen
Audio Chipset	Dependant on SBC chosen
Video Chipset	Dependant on SBC chosen
Memory Standard	Dependant on SBC chosen
Global P/N / SKU	2901150
Manufacturer	Boser
MFR P/N	BPC-6171
Chipset	Dependant on SBC chosen
Dimensions	W: 16.9" x D: 3.1" x H: 12.6" (430mm x 80mm x 321mm)
Construction	Aluminum Chassis
Luminance	250 cd/m (Typical)
BIOS	Dependant on SBC chosen
Product Features	Dimensions:W: 16.9 x D: 3.1 x L: 16.9 (430mm x 80mm x 321mm) Display:15" TFT LCD w/ Resistive TouchScreen Mainboard Support:Full-Size / Half-Size SBC Backplane Support:1U Riser Backplane (Butterfl
Serial (COM) Port	2 x Seriel Ports (usability may also depend on SBC chosen)
Ordering Options	2901150A: Same as 2901150B, but without Resistive Touch Screen 2901150B:15" Industrial Panel PC, with Resistive Touch Screen, NEMA 4, NEMA 12 Compatible, Supports Full or Half-size SBC with 2-Slot B
Discontinued	Yes
Camera	No

BPC-6171 15″ Industrial Panel PC with a Full-size or Half-size SBC

Equipped Gaming Embedded System

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SPECIFICATIONS

Additional information

Weight	1 kg
Power Consumption	Dependant on SBC chosen
Gigabit LAN Ports	Dependant on SBC chosen
Audio Chipset	Dependant on SBC chosen
Video Chipset	Dependant on SBC chosen
Memory Standard	Dependant on SBC chosen
Global P/N / SKU	2901150
Manufacturer	Boser
MFR P/N	BPC-6171
Chipset	Dependant on SBC chosen
Dimensions	W: 16.9" x D: 3.1" x H: 12.6" (430mm x 80mm x 321mm)
Construction	Aluminum Chassis
Luminance	250 cd/m (Typical)
BIOS	Dependant on SBC chosen
Product Features	Dimensions:W: 16.9 x D: 3.1 x L: 16.9 (430mm x 80mm x 321mm) Display:15" TFT LCD w/ Resistive TouchScreen Mainboard Support:Full-Size / Half-Size SBC Backplane Support:1U Riser Backplane (Butterfl
Serial (COM) Port	2 x Seriel Ports (usability may also depend on SBC chosen)
Ordering Options	2901150A: Same as 2901150B, but without Resistive Touch Screen 2901150B:15" Industrial Panel PC, with Resistive Touch Screen, NEMA 4, NEMA 12 Compatible, Supports Full or Half-size SBC with 2-Slot B
Discontinued	Yes
Camera	No

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