5PC600.X855-03 B & R Automation
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The B & R Automation 5PC600.X855-03 is part of the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series and features an Intel Pentium M processor with a clock frequency of 1800 MHz. It is equipped with 1 GB DDRAM, 32 kB L1 and 2 MB L2 cache, and supports a maximum graphics memory of 64 MB shared via the Intel Extreme Graphics 2 controller. The unit includes two IDE ports for storage and offers a 32-bit color depth.
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The 5PC600.X855-03 is an industrial automation unit built around an Intel Pentium M processor at 1800 MHz. The 82855GME and 82801DB chipset set with a 400 MHz external bus supports stable responsiveness in control applications. A 2 MB L2 cache makes the unit a strong choice for dependable automation computing.
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The 5PC600.X855-03 industrial computer is produced by B&R Automation as part of the 5PC Industrial Automation Units series. It serves as a compact controller that uses a Pentium M processor as the computational core for programmable logic, motion control, and plant-level data exchange in automated equipment. By combining PC-class processing with dedicated I/O expansion options, the device allows deterministic execution of soft PLC tasks while simultaneously running supervisory software such as SCADA viewers.
Inside the chassis, the Pentium M runs at 1800 MHz, while a 400 MHz front-side bus links the CPU to the 82855GME GMHC northbridge and 82801DB ICH4 southbridge. The processor uses a 90 nm manufacturing process that helps reduce thermal output for fanless cabinet installation. Primary cache is 32 kB, and secondary cache is 2 MB, which helps reduce latency in time-sensitive control tasks. The command unit supports MMX and SSE2 instructions used for signal processing. AMI BIOS performs startup checks, after which operating systems and fieldbus stacks are loaded from IDE media. Two Ultra-DMA 100 ports connect rotating or solid-state drives, supporting sustained data transfer without placing unnecessary load on the processor.
System memory is expandable to 1 GB of DDRAM, and the integrated controller, Intel Extreme Graphics 2, can use up to 64 MB shared from that pool while presenting images at 32-bit color depth to local panels. Video timings are derived from the same external bus, so HMI refresh remains predictable even when logic threads are busy. The chipset supports RTC battery backup, which keeps the time-of-day registers active during power loss and supports timestamping of production records. This hardware combination supports embedded Windows or Linux runtimes without requiring a discrete GPU or high-speed serial storage.
