iROBO-40255-37T1

iROBO-40255-37T1 19 '' Industrial Barebone with Intel Core i3/i5/i7 "Coffe Lake", up to 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2xPCIe, M.2, 5xPCI, 6xDrive Bay The iROBO-40255-37T1 is a high-performance, individually scalable and versatile industrial PC and server for 19 '' rackmount with a 4U form factor. With a variety of internal slots for expansion cards and drive bays, the Industrial Barebone enables extensive customization of the hardware and targeted equipment with interfaces and storage media according to the intended use. As processors, the iROBO-40255-37T1 supports the Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 series of the 8th generation "Coffee Lake", which includes dual core, quad core and hexa core CPU with a clock frequency of up to 5.00 GHz. This series uses a 2666 MHz DDR4 RAM, for which the 19 '' rack industrial computer offers a total of four memory banks with a total capacity of up to 64 GB of RAM. For compatibility with a variety of formats, the iROBO-40255-37T1 features a combination of drive bays that split into a 2.5 "HDD / SSD system drive, two 3.5" bays and three 5.25 "bays. The control of drive interconnections is possible via a hardware RAID 0,1,5,10 and allows a prioritization of access time and bandwidth, redundancy or a combination of both properties. The iROBO-40255-37T1 has an extensive selection of expansion slots. These include PCI Express in x4 and x16, Mini Card and M.2 Socket, and five other extension sockets in the older standard PCI 32 bit. The native mainboard I / O includes a multitude of internal headers that the user can use to externalize according to local requirements. Overall, the 4U Industry Barebone has twelve USB ports, six of which each correspond to USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. This extends the iROBO-40255-37T1 by eight serial COM ports in quadruple RS232 and RS232 / 422/485 and one 8-bit GPIO with four independent channels for DI and DO. The 19 '' rackmount servers' multimedia interfaces include Line Out, Mic In and Line In for audio as well as graphic output via VGA DB-15, DVI-I and DisplayPort (DP). At most, the integrated Intel UHD Graphics supports resolutions up to 4K and Triple Independent View on three independent displays or touchscreens. The iROBO-40255-37T1 offers a multitude of uses due to its universal design, extensive features with native interfaces and the high number of expansion ports. The standard configuration includes a 500 watt power supply and can be replaced by a 2x450 watt redundant power source for system critical environments. Standardized expansions of the 4U 19 '' Rackmount Barebone include interfaces and technical or industrial bus systems such as PROFIBUS, CAN Bus 2.0, PROFINET, Firewire, Parallel Port D-SUB-25 or the extension of the onboard Dual Gigabit Ethernet by another 10/100/1000 Mbit / s LAN ports. Some scenarios for using the iROBO-40255-37T1 include server services in data centers and commercial computing rooms, used as an industrial high performance server for process management of complex production lines or server consolidation through virtualization for thin clients or obsolete industrial computers with exotic hardware.

iROBO-40255-37T1 19 '' Industrial Barebone with Intel Core i3/i5/i7 "Coffe Lake", up to 64GB DDR4 RAM, 2xPCIe, M.2, 5xPCI, 6xDrive Bay The iROBO-40255-37T1 is a high-performance, individually scalable and versatile industrial PC and server for 19 '' rackmount with a 4U form factor. With a variety of internal slots for expansion cards and drive bays, the Industrial Barebone enables extensive customization of the hardware and targeted equipment with interfaces and storage media according to the intended use. As processors, the iROBO-40255-37T1 supports the Intel Core i3 / i5 / i7 series of the 8th generation "Coffee Lake", which includes dual core, quad core and hexa core CPU with a clock frequency of up to 5.00 GHz. This series uses a 2666 MHz DDR4 RAM, for which the 19 '' rack industrial computer offers a total of four memory banks with a total capacity of up to 64 GB of RAM. For compatibility with a variety of formats, the iROBO-40255-37T1 features a combination of drive bays that split into a 2.5 "HDD / SSD system drive, two 3.5" bays and three 5.25 "bays. The control of drive interconnections is possible via a hardware RAID 0,1,5,10 and allows a prioritization of access time and bandwidth, redundancy or a combination of both properties. The iROBO-40255-37T1 has an extensive selection of expansion slots. These include PCI Express in x4 and x16, Mini Card and M.2 Socket, and five other extension sockets in the older standard PCI 32 bit. The native mainboard I / O includes a multitude of internal headers that the user can use to externalize according to local requirements. Overall, the 4U Industry Barebone has twelve USB ports, six of which each correspond to USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. This extends the iROBO-40255-37T1 by eight serial COM ports in quadruple RS232 and RS232 / 422/485 and one 8-bit GPIO with four independent channels for DI and DO. The 19 '' rackmount servers' multimedia interfaces include Line Out, Mic In and Line In for audio as well as graphic output via VGA DB-15, DVI-I and DisplayPort (DP). At most, the integrated Intel UHD Graphics supports resolutions up to 4K and Triple Independent View on three independent displays or touchscreens. The iROBO-40255-37T1 offers a multitude of uses due to its universal design, extensive features with native interfaces and the high number of expansion ports. The standard configuration includes a 500 watt power supply and can be replaced by a 2x450 watt redundant power source for system critical environments. Standardized expansions of the 4U 19 '' Rackmount Barebone include interfaces and technical or industrial bus systems such as PROFIBUS, CAN Bus 2.0, PROFINET, Firewire, Parallel Port D-SUB-25 or the extension of the onboard Dual Gigabit Ethernet by another 10/100/1000 Mbit / s LAN ports. Some scenarios for using the iROBO-40255-37T1 include server services in data centers and commercial computing rooms, used as an industrial high performance server for process management of complex production lines or server consolidation through virtualization for thin clients or obsolete industrial computers with exotic hardware.