Industrial Computer; 500MHz AMD Geode LX800; 256MB RAM

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R1310

CompactFlash module is accessible without opening the enclosure
RJ45 Modbus RTU RS-485 pass-through port (supports N-series SeaI/O expansion modules)
Two 10/100BaseT RJ45 Ethernet ports
Embedded 500MHz AMD Geode LX800 CPU
Solid-state operation using internal CompactFlash memory
Includes 256MB, max 1GB RAM (DDR PC2700 200-Pin SODIMM, 333 MHz, Non-ECC)
COM2 defaults to 2-wire RS-485 and can be accessed via DB9M or RJ45 pass-through connectors
System power via modular connector
Stereo audio out via standard 1/8" speaker connector
8 Bits of general purpose I/O (GPIO) available on 10-position removable screw terminal
One DB25F parallel printer port
One DB15 UXGA Analog video connector (supports 1600x1200 @ 100Hz and 1920x1440 @ 85Hz)
Four high-speed USB 2.0 ports
Four DB9M serial ports (COM1, 3, 4 = RS-232, COM2 = RS-232/422/RS-485)
One PS2 port for keyboard and mouse (includes Y-cable)
6-position screw terminal for optional system power and RS-485 2-wire interface

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The Relio R1310 delivers the processing power of a desktop computer, yet is small enough to be mounted virtually anywhere. The system is housed in a compact, rugged metal enclosure with the same footprint as Sealevel SeaI/O modules. Powered by a 500MHz AMD Geode LX800 CPU and 256MB RAM, the R1310 system offers low power consumption and operates over a wide temperature range. Standard I/O features include two 10/100BaseT Ethernet, four USB, 8 bit GPIO, a parallel printer port and four serial ports. The R1310 is powered from your 9-30VDC source, or select from a variety of Sealevel power supply options.

The R1310 can operate from CompactFlash and is supported by either XP Embedded or embedded Linux operating systems. For applications that require disk storage, order one of the high-temperature hard drive options listed under the Accessories tab. Optional brackets allow for versatile mounting to walls, under counters, on tabletops, or even to DIN rails.