Spectra 158406, User Manual

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Spectra GmbH & Co. KG User Manual
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1.1 Overview
The Spectra PowerBox 410 is a rugged workstation specifically designed to satisfy demands for the
high-performance computing platform. Based on LGA 1151 socket and Intel® C246 chipset, the
system supports 9th/8th generation Intel Xeon® and Core™ processors (formerly codenamed
Coffee Lake S) with up to 8 cores and 64 GB memory capacity.
Despite its remarkably compact size, the Spectra PowerBox 410 still delivers the maximum flexibility
of modular I/O expansions and provides dual hot-swap 2.5" HDD/SSD tray with RAID function.
Thanks to the CFM (Control Function Module) technologies, the Spectra PowerBox 410 can be
configured instantly with Power over Ethernet and power ignition sensing functions to be applied in
many industrial applications, such as machine vision, in-vehicle transportation, and mobile
surveillance.
Featuring rugged construction, fanless/cable-less/jumper-less design, wide operating temperature
(-40 to +70°C), wide range DC power input (9~48 VDC), high tolerance to vibration and shock (5/50
Grms), the Spectra PowerBox 410 is maintenance-free and ideal to be deployed in harsh
environments.
1.2 Highlights
Workstation Performance & Compact
Supporting 9/8th Gen Intel® Xeon®
E-series processors (up to 8-core, 4.7
GHz), the Spectra PowerBox 410
delivers workstation performance
available in a compact size for
multi-task applications and
space-limited environments.
Modular Computing
Based on trusted, innovative, and reliable
modular design, the Spectra PowerBox
410 brings the maximum flexibility and
allows users to configure I/O interfaces
according to specific application
requirements.
Application-driven Functions
Spectra PowerBox 410 allows
users extend functions and
additional I/O interfaces according
to their requirements. The
available option modules include
power ignition sensing, M12 PoE,
GbE LAN, COM ports and Digital
I/Os.