Advanced in-vehicle computer

Nexcom has launched a new series of in-vehicle computers, comprising of the VTC 7110-B, VTC 7110-D1, and VTC 7110-C4, with the aim to keep mobile users constantly connected. Based on 2nd generation Intel Core processor i7 2610UE, the VTC 7110 series boasts several advanced features. With flexible I/O expansions, the company says this series can also be deployed with heavy-duty vehicles and mobile surveillance applications. Dual SIM card holders, wake on SMS/ RTC, and two mini-PCIe slots are all supported to
August 15, 2012 Read time: 2 mins
1916 Nexcom has launched a new series of in-vehicle computers, comprising of the VTC 7110-B, VTC 7110-D1, and VTC 7110-C4, with the aim to keep mobile users constantly connected. Based on 2nd generation Intel Core processor i7 2610UE, the VTC 7110 series boasts several advanced features. With flexible I/O expansions, the company says this series can also be deployed with heavy-duty vehicles and mobile surveillance applications. Dual SIM card holders, wake on SMS/ RTC, and two mini-PCIe slots are all supported to maximize mobility within mobile environments. This series also allows users to install either dual 3.5G Modules or 3.5G and Wi-Fi. Furthermore, VTC 7110-B has one external SATA HDD bay and CFast socket and two LAN ports for network redundancy.

In addition, VTC 7110-D1 has eight input and eight output channels, a total of sixteen channels of GPIO. Isolated RS-232 and RS-422/485 interfaces and CAN bus protocol SAE J1939/1708 are also supported. The second variant VTC 7110-C4 features four channels of Power over Ethernet.
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