MEC-LAN-2002i – Industrial M.2 LAN Expansion Module

MEC-LAN-2002i and 2002i-S are dual isolated GbE LAN module for embedded PCs. The cards follow the M.2 standard which is compliant with PCI Express x 1 classification and M.2 form factor. These boards fits in any host computer that has M.2 slots. MEC-LAN-2002i is a highly cost-effective solution to expand Gigabyte network for your computer. The non-S version is perfect for Wide Temperature ranges ( –40°C ~ 85°C). Both cards feature MECFIX. MECFIX is the unique mounting mechanism designed specially for MEC daughterboard. The feature of the mounting unit allows the following mounting options: 1. Standard PCI/PCIe Bracket 2. Low Profile PCI/PCIe Bracket 3. Internal Mounting inside of PC system from any position and angle. 4. Customizing Front/Rear Plate of PC system according to dimension of MEC daughterboard.

Additional information

Solution

Ethernet

Form Factor

M.2 (B+M key) 2242/2260/2280

Interface

Ethernet 10/100/1000 x 2 (RJ45)

PCI-Express Revision

PCI-Express Base Specification Rev 2.0

Electromechanical Revision

PCI-Express M.2 Electromechanical Rev.1.1

Dimensions

22.00 x 42.00/ 22.00 x 60.00/ 22.00 x 80.00 (WxL / mm)

Controller

Intel I210 x2

Bus

Single-Lane (x1) PCI-Express with throughput up to 5.0/2.5Gbps

Compliance

Complies with EN61000-4-2(ESD)Air-15kV, Contact-8kV, EN61000-4-4(EFT)2kV, EN61000-4-5 2kV Surge protection

Power Consumption

645mA@3.3V

Operating Temperature

0 ~ 70°C (S version), –40°C ~ +85°C (non-S version)

Storage Temperature

–40°C ~ 95°C

OS Software Supported

Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10

Global P/N / SKU

1507960

Ordering Options

1507960A – MEC-LAN-2002i Wide Temperature

1507960B –  MEC-LAN-2002i-S Standard Temperature

Downloads

Datasheet

Ordering Options

1507960A - MEC-LAN-2002i Wide Temperature 1507960B -  MEC-LAN-2002i-S Standard Temperature

MEC-LAN-2002i – Industrial M.2 LAN Expansion Module

MEC-LAN-2002i and 2002i-S are dual isolated GbE LAN module for embedded PCs. The cards follow the M.2 standard which is compliant with PCI Express x 1 classification and M.2 form factor. These boards fits in any host computer that has M.2 slots. MEC-LAN-2002i is a highly cost-effective solution to expand Gigabyte network for your computer. The non-S version is perfect for Wide Temperature ranges ( –40°C ~ 85°C).

Both cards feature MECFIX. MECFIX is the unique mounting mechanism designed specially for MEC daughterboard. The feature of the mounting unit allows the following mounting options:

1. Standard PCI/PCIe Bracket
2. Low Profile PCI/PCIe Bracket
3. Internal Mounting inside of PC system from any position and angle.
4. Customizing Front/Rear Plate of PC system according to dimension of MEC daughterboard.

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SKU: 1507960 Tags: embedded, industrial, Internet of Things (IoT), isolation, Long Life, small form factor, versatile, Wide Temperature
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Additional information

Solution

Ethernet

Form Factor

M.2 (B+M key) 2242/2260/2280

Interface

Ethernet 10/100/1000 x 2 (RJ45)

PCI-Express Revision

PCI-Express Base Specification Rev 2.0

Electromechanical Revision

PCI-Express M.2 Electromechanical Rev.1.1

Dimensions

22.00 x 42.00/ 22.00 x 60.00/ 22.00 x 80.00 (WxL / mm)

Controller

Intel I210 x2

Bus

Single-Lane (x1) PCI-Express with throughput up to 5.0/2.5Gbps

Compliance

Complies with EN61000-4-2(ESD)Air-15kV, Contact-8kV, EN61000-4-4(EFT)2kV, EN61000-4-5 2kV Surge protection

Power Consumption

645mA@3.3V

Operating Temperature

0 ~ 70°C (S version), –40°C ~ +85°C (non-S version)

Storage Temperature

–40°C ~ 95°C

OS Software Supported

Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10

Global P/N / SKU

1507960

Ordering Options

1507960A – MEC-LAN-2002i Wide Temperature

1507960B –  MEC-LAN-2002i-S Standard Temperature

Downloads

Datasheet

Ordering Options

1507960A - MEC-LAN-2002i Wide Temperature 1507960B -  MEC-LAN-2002i-S Standard Temperature

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