ICOP Technology extends EBOX Box-PC series

ICOP Technology is extending its EBOX Box-PC series - which was introduced last year - with 40 further system configurations. New interfaces include variants with 4G LTE, CAN Bus support and CF card slots as well as a classic printer interfaces (LPT). In addition, the highly successful systems - which to date were exclusively available with DM&P Vortex86DX2 processors - can now be purchased with higher performance DM&P Vortex86DX3 processors.

The ICOP Technology portfolio of compact systems (115 × 115 × 35mm (w × d × h)) with various interface options has now been extended from 88 to 128 variants which each can be fitted with different processors. This amounts to an impressive total of 256 EBOX Box-PCs. Due to the huge number of possible variants these industrial-grade Mini-PCs offer, a fitting option can be found for nearly every OEM and system integrator requirement off the shelf. As an option, customer-specific variants can be assembled even from a lot size of just one unit - a service unrivalled in the embedded Box-PC system market.

Thanks to the LTE interface, the systems now offer all the options for IoT connection and remote management functions. Target applications of the systems are to be found anywhere where IoT-connected control computers and IoT gateways based on highly cost-efficient x86 technology are required. In the infotainment and digital signage markets, application fields are, for example, in trains, buses, airports and hotels. In the HMI segment applications can be found in airplane and vehicle cockpits or in GUIs for professional fitness devices or pick & place displays in logistics environments. Vending, jukebox and gaming machines are further examples. In the retail segment they are used in card readers, cash systems or self-service terminals. Further deployment fields are control computers for home automation as well as a wide range of access control systems. Last but not least, the vast range of applications in industrial control and medical applications are part of the systems' repertoire of applications.

The extensive range of interfaces, including numerous legacy I/Os, for example LPT or serial RS-232, RS-485 configurations make the systems suitable for connecting existing equipment to new IoT applications. This ensures that OEMs and companies can further secure their investments.

The fanless EBOX-333x/ 336x Box-PC series can be obtained with two different DM&P Vortex86 processors: the ultra-low power Vortex86DX2 SoC processor with 933MHz and the more powerful Vortex86DX3 SoC processor with 1.0GHz. All variants support 1 or 2 GB DDR2 or DDR3 RAM as well as PXE diskless boot. Standard interface options are built in majority on different amounts of serial RS-232, RS-485, 4G LTE and CANbus interfaces as well as on one or two LAN ports for the network. Beside these design choices, all systems offer 3× USB, optional WiFi dongle support, SATA, SD and SDHC support. The cross bar switch of the Vortex86DX2 SoC processor offers additional options including OEM motion control implementations. The EBOX-333x/ 336x box PC series is fully compatible with the desktop series of Microsoft Windows and Linux, and supports the Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 and Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7 series. All variants are available now.

Further details on the new EBOX Box-PC series are available at www.compactpc.com.tw.

ICOP Technology GmbH

Beethovenplatz 1-3
60325 Frankfurt am Main
GERMANY

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info@icoptech.eu

www.icoptech.eu

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