B&R PROVIT IPC 5000 industrial PC – 5C5601.11 – Celeron 366 MHz – Windows NT – working

Description from the auctioneer

Lot 2205 – B&amp;R PROVIT IPC 5000 industrial PC – Celeron 366 MHz – Windows NT – working<br> <br> <u>Specifications:</u><br> Brand: B&amp;R<br> Series: PROVIT IPC 5000<br> Type: Industrial PC / Machine Control<br> System unit: 5C5601.11<br> System: Intel 82440BX<br> Processor: Intel Celeron 366 MHz<br> Processor socket: Socket 370<br> RAM: 64 MB SDRAM PC100<br> Hard disk: 6 GB<br> Supply voltage: 115/230 V AC<br> Mains frequency: 50/60 Hz<br> Power supply: 150 W<br> Operating System: Microsoft Windows NT<br> Dimensions: approx. 270 x 200 x 100 mm<br> Weight: approx. 4 kg<br> CE marking available<br> <br> <u>Features:</u><br> <br> VGA Graphics Connector<br> Ethernet network connection<br> RS232 serial connectors<br> RS232/422 interface<br> Parallel LPT interface<br> PS/2 keyboard and mouse connection<br> USB connection<br> External VGA monitor connection<br> Floppy interface<br> PCI/ISA expansion options<br> Internal fan cooling<br> Various connection cables and connectors as shown<br> <br> <u>Particularities:</u><br> Industrial computer for machine and process control. <br> Working. <br> Used condition. <br> See photos for configuration, connections and further details. <br> This concerns lot 2205. <br> Also part of collective lot 2200. <br> Collective lot 2200 consists of the separate lots 2201 to 2222. <br> In the event of the sale of collective plot 2200, the separate sale of the underlying plots 2201 to 2222 will lapse. <br>

Specifications

Brand

Microsoft Windows NT

Model

Windows NT Workstation IPC 5000

Category

Desktops & workstations

Condition

Condition not checked

Processor

Intel Celeron 366 MHz<br> Processor socket: Socket 370<br> R

Memory

64 MB SDRAM PC100<br> Hard disk: 6 GB<br

Graphics

Connector<br> Ethernet network connection<br> RS232 serial c

Lot reference

A1-47368-2205

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