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PRODUCT NEWS
urotech’s new APCx-4 rack-mount 4U 19” industrial
E
PC provides advanced Intel processing power
coupled to a 12 slot PICMG 1.3 expansion
backplane. With a heavy-duty 1.2mm mild steel
chassis, extensive configuration flexibility and
legacy I/O support, the APCx-4 is suitable for a wide range
of telecoms, industrial and transportation applications.
The APCx-4 accommodates a mix of PCI and PCI-Express
x16 and PCI-Express x1 boards, allowing easy expansion
or upgrade of existing control systems. Core 2 Duo,
Pentium 4 and Celeron processors are all supported, with
DDR2 667MHz memory up to 4GB can be installed. The
APCx-4 can run Windows Vista, Windows XP Pro and
Windows 2003. Performance can be enhanced further by
the use of special 64-bit edition of Vista or Windows XP Pro
coupled with the flagship Core 2 Duo processor. Linux
Fedora Core 7 is also supported.
The APCx-4
accommodates
a mix of PCI and
PCI-Express x16
and PCI-Express
x1 boards, allowing
easy expansion or
upgrade of existing
control systems.
Reliability
Large capacity highly reliable data storage can be set up
using an optional internal SATA RAID chassis, while less
demanding applications can be fulfilled with a SATA drive to
750GB capacity. The internal processor board’s integrated
Intel Q965 embedded Graphics Media Adapter 3000 is a
fourth-generation Intel graphics controller supporting
DirectX 9.0, Shader model 2.0 and 256MB of video memory.
An analogue VGA output with up to QXGA resolution is
provided. An optional high performance PCI Express x16
graphics board is available for high-end intensive graphics
applications. A 460W ATX AC power supply is standard,
with a dual redundant AC configuration option. Mobile and
remote installations are catered for with 24VDC and 48VDC
power supply options. a71
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