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An Intel Celeron industrial panel PC combines a touch screen with a Celeron computer. Start here for a basic machine screen or data-entry station. Choose for the work done on the panel PC, then check software, connections and installation.
Model: DTP-AXXX-J1900
Size: 10.1–27 inch
CPU: Intel Celeron J1900
Touch Screen Types: Capacitive / Resistive / Non-touch
I/O Interfaces: 6 serial (2 configurable for RS-485), 2 Gigabit LAN, 4 USB, VGA
Operating System: Windows 7/8.1/10, Linux
Simple buying guide
• Compare Celeron for basic machine screens and data collection.
• Also compare Core if this unit must process images or run several demanding apps.
• Check the system version required by the app and connected devices.
• The 10.1-inch J1900 example lists Windows 7, 8.1, 10 and Linux; Windows 11 is not listed.
• RAM (working memory): the J1900 example supports up to 8GB.
• Include the system, apps and saved records when choosing storage.
• The example has four USB and six serial ports; match each device and its software.
• Check the panel opening, rear depth, power and cable route.
• Fanless means no internal fan; the case still needs space to release heat.
Typical applications
Yes. The J1900 example has six serial ports, including two listed as RS232/RS485 options. These are equipment-data connection types. State which ports need RS485, then match the wiring and device software to the chosen configuration.
The J1900 specification lists Windows 7, 8.1 and 10, not 11. For a documented Windows 11 option, compare the 12th-generation Core example. This confirms a listed system choice, not that the new app has been tested.
Yes. The 10.1-inch J1900 example is fanless, meaning it has no internal fan. Its standard operating range is 0–50°C. Check the installation temperature and space around the case; the fanless label does not remove those requirements.
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