Beckhoff CB6464, Manual

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Detailed description
CB6464 14 Version: 0.4
5 Detailed description
5.1 Power supply
The board is supplied with an isolated input voltage of nominally 24 V, which in reality may lie between 20 V
and 30 V. In normal operation the DC/DC power rail is supplied with this voltage. A UPS can also be
implemented via an OCT signal (OCT = One Cable Technology).
UPS-OCT
The UPS-OCT can only be implemented with the Beckhoff CU81XX-xxxx UPS.
5.2 CPU
The processors employed are Intel® processors of the 6
th
(Skylake) and 7
th
(KabyLake) generation.
Processors of both generations are characterized by a very low power consumption and offer contemoporary
performance with clock rates of currently up to 3.9 GHz.
5.3 Memory
SO-DIMM260 memory modules (DDR4-2133) commonly used in notebooks are used on the CB6464 board.
For technical and mechanical reasons it is possible that certain memory modules cannot be used. Ask your
distributor about the recommended memory modules.
With the currently available SO-DIMM260 modules a memory extension up to 32 GB is possible depending
on the product variant. When equipping both memory sockets, care must be taken that identical memory
modules are used.
5.4 M.2
Expansion cards that fulfill the M.2 specification are characterized by an extremely small format and –
depending on the card type – flexible dimensions.
M.2 cards can easily and simply be inserted by plugging them into the slot and fixing them with a screw.
The M.2 socket of the CB6464 supports Key B. Different signals are supported depending on the chipset in
use. The table in chapter M.2 lists all the interfaces supported, depending on the chipset in use.
Driver compatibility
For optimum driver compatibility we recommend the use of a Microsoft® Windows 10
operating system.