21 April 2004Computer/Embedded Technology
Surveillance
The PPC-102 Pentium processor-based panel PC from ProMicro supports most seven socket microprocessors from Intel, AMD and Cyrix including MMX-class processors. It is a powerful multimedia panel PC and is ideally suited for HMI applications.
It has a high brightness 800 x 600 SVGA display, onboard 16-bit sound blaster compatible audio controller, 128 MB on-board DRAM capacity and auto-sensing 10/100Base-T Ethernet controller. These features make it highly suited for applications in banking, health care and other networked environments in addition to traditional process control and industrial automation.
The PPC-102 has a slim chassis and can be mounted in several configurations. Integrating the unit into a custom system is made easy through its open-system design and comprehensive back panel I/O interface.
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