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Product overview
C6920 14 Version: 3.2
3.3 Optional interfaces
A variety of interface options are available to you for extending your Industrial PC beyond the basic
equipment level with additional interfaces. The following table provides information about the available
interfaces, depending on the device generation:
Table 9: C6920 interface options
Order option Description Device generation
FC9071-0000 Gigabit-Ethernet PC network card
10/100/1000 Mbit/s, 1 channel,
PCIe interface, covers the fieldbus
connection range C6920-0050
C6920-0060
C6920-0070
C9900-E238 Additional DVI-D socket led out to
a slot cover, only for PCs with plug-
in card slots C6920-0050
C6920-0060
C6920-0070
C9900-E294 Additional DisplayPort interface,
covers the fieldbus connection
range, max. resolution 1920 x
1080, can be ordered only once
per PC and not together with a
second DVI connection C6920-0060
C6920-0070
C9900-E308 Serial interface, RS232, electrical
isolation, D-Sub, 9-pin, PCIe
interface covers the fieldbus
connection range C6920-0060
PCI and PCIe plug-in card slots
In addition, you have the option to order the Industrial PC with additional PCI and PCIe plug-in card slots. In
this case you can extend the device by additional fieldbus interfaces and Ethernet ports. The following plug-
in card slots are available to you:
Table 10: Ordering options – plug-in card slots
Order identifier Description
C9900-B506 2 PCIe-x1 plug-in card slots on passive backplane,
integrated in the C6920, for the insertion of PCIe-x1
plug-in cards up to 190 mm in length
C9900-B510 2 PCI plug-in card slots on passive backplane,
integrated in the C6920, for the insertion of PCI plug-
in cards up to 190 mm in length
C9900-B514 1 PCI and 1 PCIe-x1 plug-in card slot on passive
backplane, integrated in the C6920, for the insertion
of 1 PCI and 1 PCIe-x1 plug-in card up to 190 mm in
length
The plug-in card slots are located behind the flap next to the connection area of the Industrial PC. In order to
mount plug-in cards, you have to loosen the Philips screw and open the flap (see fig. 7).