5PC600.E855-05 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5PC600.E855-05 is part of the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series and operates with an Intel Celeron M processor at a 1000 MHz clock frequency. It is equipped with an Intel Extreme Graphics 2 controller, supports up to 1 GB DDRAM, and features 2 IDE ports for mass memory management. The unit also provides a maximum RGB resolution of 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz and includes a 350 MHz RGB RAMDAC.
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The 5PC600.E855-05 is a capable industrial automation unit built around an Intel Celeron M processor with a 1000 MHz clock frequency. Intel Extreme Graphics 2 and a maximum RGB resolution of 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz support clear visualization and dependable HMI operation. Strong computing fundamentals make this unit a very solid choice for machine control applications.
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The 5PC600.E855-05 belongs to the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series from B&R Automation. It is an embedded computing platform. It hosts the control logic, fieldbus drivers, and user interface software required for machine-level automation tasks on factory floors and in process plants.
An Intel Celeron M processor clocks at 1000 MHz, while the system bus runs at 400 MHz; this pairing sets the data throughput between the CPU core and the Intel 82855GME/82801DB chipset. The on-die caches are split into 32 kB of L1 and a larger 512 kB L2 segment, reducing latency when instructions or data are reused. Two DDRAM sockets accept up to 1 GB of system memory, providing volatile storage for the operating system and real-time tasks. Mass storage is handled by two IDE channels that support ultra-DMA transfers up to UDMA 100, so rotating or solid-state drives can stream data without saturating the host interface. A 350 MHz RGB RAMDAC drives analog monitors, and the external graphics clock is supplemented by an Intel Extreme Graphics 2 controller. These resources support the unit's computing, memory, and storage functions.
Startup is executed by a Phoenix BIOS bootloader that initializes hardware and hands control to the installed operating system. For display expansion, the board adds an Intel-compliant DVO 2.0 port with 12-bit DDR signaling and two 112 MHz LVDS transmitters, while the integrated Intel Extreme Graphics 2 engine can render up to 2048 × 1536 at 60 Hz through the analog RGB path. Digital video timing is derived from the 350 MHz RAMDAC. Clock and calendar data are maintained by a real-time module whose accuracy is rated at 12 ppm/day at 25 °C, supporting time-stamped logging and deterministic task scheduling during long power-on intervals.
