Industrial PCs with PICMG1.3 Backplane [PCIe/PCI]
GOI-M41-R6-IPC134U industrial PC with integrated 7″ display and keyboard with trackball
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GO-M41R6 is a 4U chassis on a PICMG 1.3 passive backplane with an integrated console, intended for 19″ rack cabinets: frame in pre-galvanized steel, 483 × 177 × 660 mm.
The backplane reaches 13 slots and the front carries a 7″ TFT display at 800 × 400 pixels and a Cherry keyboard with 83/84 keys and trackball; the rear carries a panel with two RJ45, DVI, two USB and one COM, customizable over 21 × 13 cm, and every unit goes through climatic burn-in and leaves with its acceptance Test Report. GOMA configures it for the application.
At a glance
- Storage: 1x 5.25” & 3x 3.5” Swappable Trays & 3x 3.5”HDD
- Keyboard & pointing device: 83/84 US keys, trackball
- Architecture standard: PICMG 1.3
- Number of slots: 13
- Mounting: Rack Mount
Technical specifications
| Storage | 1x 5.25” & 3x 3.5” Swappable Trays & 3x 3.5”HDD |
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| Integrated display | 7" TFT (800 x 400) |
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| Other I/O | Front: 2 x USB · Rear: Panel 2 x RJ45, 1 x DVI, 2 x USB, 1 x COM Customizable panel 21 x 13 cm |
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| Keyboard & pointing device | 83/84 US keys, trackball |
| Architecture standard | PICMG 1.3 |
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| Number of slots | 13 |
| Rack units | 4 |
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| Mounting | Rack Mount |
| Dimensions | Chassis 4U - 483 x 177 x 660 mm |
| Chassis material | Pre-galvanized steel |
| Chassis color | Black |
| Front panel buttons | Power On/Off, System Reset, Display menu |
| Cooling | Fan (active) |
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| Storage temperature | -20–70 |
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| Humidity | 10–95 |
| Operating temperature | 0~50 |
Data extracted from the manufacturers' technical sheets: the official product spec sheet remains the reference for final confirmation.
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