LP-179 – Pico-ITX Motherboard with Intel® Tiger Lake UP3 Processor

LP-179 – Pico-ITX Motherboard with Intel® Tiger Lake UP3 Processor

The LP-179 provides high performance, graphics, media performance, flexibility, and enhanced security all in a small form factor. The Intel®️ Tiger Lake UP3 processor, combined with the Intel®️ Express chipset and Integrated Intel®️ Iris®️ Xe Graphics Technology, make the LP-179 ideally suited to applications requiring multi-tasking capabilities, such as gaming, surveillance, medical, defense, transportation and industrial automation application.

Additional information

CPU

Intel® Tiger Lake UP3 Processor

Memory Type

260-pin DDR4 3200MHz SO-DIMM

Memory Slots

1

Maximum Memory Supported

32 GB

Integrated Graphics

Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics

Watchdog Timer

Generates a system reset internal timer for 1min ~ 255 min

Serial ATA (SATA)

1 x SATA III

Video

1 x HDMI, 1 x DP, Header for LVDS or VGA (video module needed)

LAN Ports

1 x Intel® I219-LM Gigabit PHY LAN, 1 x Intel® I210-AT Gigabit LAN

Extended Interface

1 x M.2 2230 (Key E) for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 1 x M.2 2280 (Key M) supports PCIe Gen4

Internal I/O

2 x RS232, 1 x LPC, 1 x SMBUS, 1 x Audio, 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x DC Out

Rear I/O

1 x DisplayPort, 1 x HDMI, 2 x LAN, 2 x USB 3.2 Gen2

Audio

Realtek ALC262 HD Audio

Power Requirement

DC input 12V±5%

Dimensions

100mm x 72mm

Operating Temperature

32 ~ 140° F (0 ~ 60° )

Storage Temperature

-4 ~ 176°F (-20 ~ 80°C)

Relative Humidity

10 ~ 90% non-condensing

OS Software Supported

Windows 10 64-bit

Global P/N / SKU

2809128

Ordering Options

LP-1797 (SKU# 2809128A)
With i7-1185G7E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note)

LP-179C (SKU# 2809128B)
With Celeron® 6305E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note)

Note 1: There are two modules and you can choose one to add VGA or LVDS. Please contact sales for pricing and availability.

Note 2: If you want to use other TGL UP3 Processors (i7-1185GRE, i5-1145GRE, i5-1145G7E, i3-1115GRE, i3-1115G4E), please contact sales for pricing and availability.

Downloads

Datasheet

Ordering Options

LP-1797 (SKU# 2809128A) With i7-1185G7E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note) LP-179C (SKU# 2809128B) With Celeron® 6305E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note) Note 1: There are two modules and you can choose one to add VGA or LVDS. Please contact sales for pricing and availability. Note 2: If you want to use other TGL UP3 Processors (i7-1185GRE, i5-1145GRE, i5-1145G7E, i3-1115GRE, i3-1115G4E), please contact sales for pricing and availability.

LP-179 – Pico-ITX Motherboard with Intel® Tiger Lake UP3 Processor

The LP-179 provides high performance, graphics, media performance, flexibility, and enhanced security all in a small form factor. The Intel®️ Tiger Lake UP3 processor, combined with the Intel®️ Express chipset and Integrated Intel®️ Iris®️ Xe Graphics Technology, make the LP-179 ideally suited to applications requiring multi-tasking capabilities, such as gaming, surveillance, medical, defense, transportation and industrial automation application.

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Memory

2.5″ SATA HDD / SSD

Testing (Only available if memory is included at time of purchase.)

SKU: 2809128 Tags: Industrial Automation, POS-Kiosk
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LP-179 – Pico-ITX Motherboard with Intel® Tiger Lake UP3 Processor

Additional information

CPU

Intel® Tiger Lake UP3 Processor

Memory Type

260-pin DDR4 3200MHz SO-DIMM

Memory Slots

1

Maximum Memory Supported

32 GB

Integrated Graphics

Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics

Watchdog Timer

Generates a system reset internal timer for 1min ~ 255 min

Serial ATA (SATA)

1 x SATA III

Video

1 x HDMI, 1 x DP, Header for LVDS or VGA (video module needed)

LAN Ports

1 x Intel® I219-LM Gigabit PHY LAN, 1 x Intel® I210-AT Gigabit LAN

Extended Interface

1 x M.2 2230 (Key E) for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, 1 x M.2 2280 (Key M) supports PCIe Gen4

Internal I/O

2 x RS232, 1 x LPC, 1 x SMBUS, 1 x Audio, 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x DC Out

Rear I/O

1 x DisplayPort, 1 x HDMI, 2 x LAN, 2 x USB 3.2 Gen2

Audio

Realtek ALC262 HD Audio

Power Requirement

DC input 12V±5%

Dimensions

100mm x 72mm

Operating Temperature

32 ~ 140° F (0 ~ 60° )

Storage Temperature

-4 ~ 176°F (-20 ~ 80°C)

Relative Humidity

10 ~ 90% non-condensing

OS Software Supported

Windows 10 64-bit

Global P/N / SKU

2809128

Ordering Options

LP-1797 (SKU# 2809128A)
With i7-1185G7E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note)

LP-179C (SKU# 2809128B)
With Celeron® 6305E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note)

Note 1: There are two modules and you can choose one to add VGA or LVDS. Please contact sales for pricing and availability.

Note 2: If you want to use other TGL UP3 Processors (i7-1185GRE, i5-1145GRE, i5-1145G7E, i3-1115GRE, i3-1115G4E), please contact sales for pricing and availability.

Downloads

Datasheet

Ordering Options

LP-1797 (SKU# 2809128A) With i7-1185G7E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note) LP-179C (SKU# 2809128B) With Celeron® 6305E + cooler fan, supports HDMI, DP, Header for VGA or LVDS (see note) Note 1: There are two modules and you can choose one to add VGA or LVDS. Please contact sales for pricing and availability. Note 2: If you want to use other TGL UP3 Processors (i7-1185GRE, i5-1145GRE, i5-1145G7E, i3-1115GRE, i3-1115G4E), please contact sales for pricing and availability.

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