Advantech AIMB-505 microATX motherboard

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Advantech introduces AIMB-505, a vertical domain microATX motherboard based on the Intel H110 chipset supporting the latest 6th generation Intel Core I/Pentium/Celeron processors.

Providing high computing and graphic performance and rich expansion capability, the platform is suitable for applications in self-service, kiosks, control centres, automatic device centres and more. Bundled with Advantech’s WISE-PaaS/RMM software suite, which offers remote management and security features, the smart software boosts IoT applications from the edge to the cloud.

The motherboard is equipped with multiple high-speed I/O with reliable connectivity ports, including 8 x USB 3.0, 6 x USB 2.0, 3 x SATAIII, PCIe x16, 2 x PCIe x1, 1 x PCI and 1 x MiniPCIe (F/S x 1) supporting mSATA. It also supports 8-bit digital programmable I/O, 10 x COM (2 x RS-232/422/485) and a 6 W audio amplifier. It also comes with dual Gigabit Ethernet ports (Realtek 8111G) delivering up to 1000 Mbps of bandwidth for network-intensive applications. This high-speed connectivity is packed into a microATX form factor.

The AIMB-505 uses a special USB power on/off switch design, where each of the two ports can be powered on or off by GPIO. Users can use an SW API like WISE-PaaS/RMM to control the USB power on/off devices separately. This design lets USB devices operate more flexibly for special applications.

The motherboard offers one external USB controller for two independent USB 3.0 ports on board to help users separate USB ports for admin and non-admin use. This ensures USB devices will not crash or run at lower speeds due to bandwidth limitations. The unit also has a voltage regulator, which can be revised depending on the project.

The AIMB-505 supports dual independent displays, either in clone mode or extended mode, using VGA, DVI, DisplayPort1.2, eDP(LVDS) with high 4K2K resolution for Displayport1.2 and eDP ports. With stunning graphics and imaging, it is suitable for digital signage applications.

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