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1.General Information
The FORENEX FEB600 BoxPC is an ultra-compact solution designed to take full advantage of
ARM-based ultra-energy-saving and easily create a variety of easy-to-assemble, fanless system
designs for a wide range of industrial automation, transportation, HMI and energy management
applications.
The FEB600 is a completely fanless system. Its rugged design can endure a wide operating
temperature range of -20 °C to 70 °C, and it consumes extremely low power under typical operating
conditions. In addition, an optional miniPCIe slot is provided for 5G / Wi-Fi connection.
Comprehensive I / O functions on the front and rear panels make the FEB600 a flexible solution for a
variety of embedded applications.
The heart of the FEB600 PC box is the i.MX 6Quad/Dual/DualLite processor which provides all of the
interfaces necessary for connecting peripherals such as:
-Networking: RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port, an optional miniPCIe Wi-Fi(WLAN) connectivity.
-Serial port: Mini USB 2.0 OTG port, USB 2.0 port, COM1/485/422 port, CAN/Debug port.
-Display: HDMI® 1.4 port.
-Audio: Stereo Line-out jack, MIC-in jack.
-Expansion storage & GPIO: Micro SD slot, DIO port.
-Others: Micro SD/eMMC boot select switch, reset button, power LED, Wi-Fi LED.
1-1. Features
1-1-1. ARM based System
ARM based Pico-ITX alike board with an NXP i.MX6 Quad (Dual or DualLite) Cortex-A9 ARM SoC,
offering high performance processing optimized for the lowest power consumption.
1-1-2. Ultra compact, Ruggedized and Fanless
The FEB600 fanless system is a 143mm (W) x 60mm (H) x 74mm (D) ruggedized chassis, which is
suitable to install in a space critical environment to ensure maximum reliability. The chassis design
has a ridged aluminum top cover does also acts as the heatsink of the NXP i.MX6 processor.
1-1-3. The Operating Temperature
This provide a wide range from -20°C up to 70°C, suitable for critical environment applications.
**Note: The Operating Temperature is a result of testing performed in an experimental chamber.
It is highly suggested to execute a solid testing under an actually application environment.