PCISA-C400R Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz -0

PCISA-C400R Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz

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3308280 - Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz

Additional information

Audio Chipset

2.0 Channel AC 97 Codec with VIA VT 1612A

Power Consumption

5VSB:0.18, 5V:2.6A, 12V:0.17A – 15.94 Watts is the typical power consumption with ULV Intel Celeron 400 M MGz, PC133 / 512 MB RAM

Gigabit LAN Ports

No

Video Chipset

Integrated in VIA VT8601A

Global P/N / SKU

3308280

Memory Standard

PC100/133 MHz SDRAM

Dimensions

W: 7.3" x D: 4.8" (185 mm x 122 mm)

Chipset

VIA VT8601A and VT82C686B

BIOS

AMI BIOS

Approximate Weight

2.2 Lbs. (1.0 Kg)

Serial (COM) Port

1 x RS-232C, 1 x RS-232C/422/485

PCISA-C400R Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz

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3308280 – Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz

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PCISA-C400R Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz -0
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PCISA-C400R Half-Size PISA SBC with Embedded ULV Intel Celeron M 400 MHz -19164

Additional information

Audio Chipset

2.0 Channel AC 97 Codec with VIA VT 1612A

Power Consumption

5VSB:0.18, 5V:2.6A, 12V:0.17A – 15.94 Watts is the typical power consumption with ULV Intel Celeron 400 M MGz, PC133 / 512 MB RAM

Gigabit LAN Ports

No

Video Chipset

Integrated in VIA VT8601A

Global P/N / SKU

3308280

Memory Standard

PC100/133 MHz SDRAM

Dimensions

W: 7.3" x D: 4.8" (185 mm x 122 mm)

Chipset

VIA VT8601A and VT82C686B

BIOS

AMI BIOS

Approximate Weight

2.2 Lbs. (1.0 Kg)

Serial (COM) Port

1 x RS-232C, 1 x RS-232C/422/485

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