Product Description:

The VSB40.1G5E-512NN-C1D-AN-NN-FW is an industrial PC unit produced by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for cabinet installation in automated machinery. It belongs to the VSB Industrial PC Units series and is intended to handle machine control, visualization, and communication tasks inside enclosed control cabinets. The system uses an Intel Celeron 440 processor and supports internal expansion cards, allowing the platform to connect with motion hardware or fieldbus interfaces as required. Its role in a machine is to process control logic, exchange data with drives and operator panels, and support additional interface cards installed in the cabinet. The enclosure format is suited to fixed mounting where the PC can remain protected from direct contact and airborne contamination.

Electrical integration uses a 24 V DC supply, and the enclosure needs 50 mm of cooling clearance on all sides to keep internal temperatures within limits. The processor runs at a minimum clock rate of 2 GHz, while 512 MB of RAM supports standard operating tasks such as HMI pages, diagnostics, and routine data handling. The housing carries an IP20 protection class, which is appropriate for protected cabinet interiors rather than exposed washdown areas. Graphics are handled by an integrated controller, so the unit can display status screens and trend views without a separate video card. This arrangement suits applications that need basic local visualization together with control and communication functions.

For external connections, the computer provides one Ethernet port, 2 USB ports, one VGA port, one G4 display interface, one parallel port, and one RS232 serial interface for legacy devices. It can drive a remote screen through a cable up to 30 m long, which helps when the display must be mounted away from the cabinet. Inside the chassis, 6 PCI slots are available for expansion cards, and the installed 3.5-inch hard disk offers 20 GB of storage for the operating system and user data. The mix of legacy and modern ports allows the unit to communicate with established peripherals as well as standard networked equipment. No optical disc drive is installed, so software loading and file transfer are handled through USB connections or the network.