J1900 Fanless Industrial Mini PC Dual LAN: 6 USB 2.0, 2 COM, Dual HDMI VGA Embedded Box Computer
This J1900 fanless industrial mini PC dual LAN platform is the NIS-B987 embedded box computer for digital signage, kiosks, equipment control, and serial-device integration. The verified configuration uses an Intel Celeron J1900 CPU, one SO-DIMM slot, m-SATA storage, two Gigabit LAN ports, six USB 2.0 ports, two COM ports, two HDMI outputs, one VGA output, and one Mini-PCIe slot. Memory capacity, storage capacity, wireless module, power input, dimensions, thermal range, included accessories, and exact software image require confirmation for each order.
Key Advantages
- Intel Celeron J1900 platform in a compact fanless embedded enclosure.
- Dual Gigabit LAN for two-network or segmented-network projects.
- Six USB 2.0 ports for legacy peripherals and connected equipment.
- Two COM ports for RS232 and optional RS232/RS485 integration.
- Dual HDMI plus VGA for multi-display and legacy monitor connections.
- One SO-DIMM slot, m-SATA storage interface, and one Mini-PCIe slot.
Technical Specifications
| Model | NIS-B987 |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Celeron J1900 CPU |
| Memory | 1 x SO-DIMM slot; capacity, type, speed, and maximum memory require confirmation |
| Storage | m-SATA storage interface; drive capacity and included storage require confirmation |
| Display Outputs | 2 x HDMI plus 1 x VGA |
| Network | 2 x Gigabit LAN |
| Usb | 6 x USB 2.0 |
| Serial Ports | 2 x COM: 1 x RS232 and 1 x RS232/RS485 optional |
| Expansion | 1 x Mini-PCIe |
| Form Factor | Fanless embedded box computer in a finned black enclosure |
| Operating System | Windows 10 and Linux are supplier-listed; exact image, version, driver support, and license require confirmation |
| Certification | FCC, CE, and RoHS are supplier-listed; configuration-specific reports and scope require document confirmation |
| Oem Odm | Approved logo artwork, processor, memory, storage, I/O, wireless module, operating-system image, power adapter, packaging, and accessories are subject to written project confirmation |
Product Features
- The NIS-B987 is built around the Intel Celeron J1900 processor identified in the supplier listing. It is positioned for embedded tasks that need stable connectivity and compatibility with established peripherals rather than the newest high-performance CPU. Buyers should confirm application load, software architecture, graphics demand, database size, continuous-duty expectations, and lifecycle requirements before selecting this platform.
- A dense full-width finned top forms the main enclosure surface, and the source describes the computer as fanless. This physical design can suit cabinets, kiosks, display systems, and equipment where exposed cooling fans are undesirable. Fanless construction does not establish an operating-temperature range by itself. Ambient temperature, airflow, mounting direction, dust, processor load, nearby heat sources, and cable clearance must be reviewed. PENPOSTECH should confirm the required thermal test and installation method before a production order.
- The verified network configuration provides two Gigabit LAN ports. Dual Ethernet can support projects that separate a device network from an upstream business network, connect to two controllers, or require a spare wired interface. Network teaming, failover, PXE behavior, Wake-on-LAN, controller brand, driver version, and isolation behavior are not confirmed by the marketplace page. Integrators should provide their topology and protocol requirements so the exact motherboard and software image can be checked during sample approval.
- For displays, the structured specification lists two HDMI outputs plus one VGA output. This combination supports discussion of digital signage, information terminals, monitoring stations, and equipment with an existing VGA display. The source does not establish maximum simultaneous displays, supported resolution, refresh rate, audio-over-HDMI behavior, adapter compatibility, or independent-screen mode. Those points should be tested with the buyer's actual monitors, cables, operating system, and application before volume production.
- The I/O list states six USB 2.0 ports. That is useful for barcode scanners, touch controllers, printers, keyboards, security keys, data-acquisition accessories, and other established USB peripherals. Although some gallery connectors use colored inserts, this page follows the written supplier specification and does not upgrade them to USB 3.0. Required current, boot behavior, device compatibility, connector retention, and simultaneous peripheral loading should be confirmed with a full device list and a working sample.
- Two COM ports are specified: one RS232 port and a second port offered as RS232 or RS485 depending on configuration. This makes the computer relevant to buyers connecting controllers, meters, scanners, access-control equipment, or other serial devices. Connector pinout, voltage level, termination, isolation, biasing, protocol converter requirements, and whether RS485 is available on the ordered board must be confirmed in writing. The product photographs show DB9 connectors but do not prove the electrical mode or pin assignment.
- The internal configuration lists one SO-DIMM slot, an m-SATA storage interface, and one Mini-PCIe slot. These facts define the expansion direction without promising a memory or drive capacity. RAM generation, capacity, speed, SSD capacity, SSD endurance, wireless module, SIM support, antenna type, and included storage remain open. Antennas appear in the gallery, but wireless connectivity is not claimed as standard. Buyers should state the required memory, storage, radio standard, region, and certification needs for configuration review.
- Windows 10 and Linux are listed by the supplier, while the exact operating-system edition, kernel, driver package, license, activation method, language, and recovery image are not established. FCC, CE, and RoHS are also listed, but configuration-specific reports and validity scope must be checked before being used in import or project documentation. PENPOSTECH will confirm the requested OS image, regulatory documents, serial numbers, labels, packaging, and accessories against the final quotation rather than converting marketplace fields into automatic commitments.
Application Scenarios
- Digital signage players requiring HDMI and VGA display options.
- Kiosks and self-service equipment using USB and serial peripherals.
- Machine data collection and light industrial control projects.
- Legacy RS232 or optional RS485 device integration.
- Networked monitoring terminals requiring two Gigabit LAN ports.
- OEM embedded-computer projects based on the J1900 platform.
OEM and ODM Options
For OEM and ODM projects, PENPOSTECH can confirm logo artwork, processor, memory, storage, display outputs, LAN, USB, COM mode and pinout, Mini-PCIe option, wireless module, BIOS, OS image, adapter, cables, labels, manual, packaging, and carton artwork. Supplier-authorized images are published without supplier logos, watermarks, or contact details. Final configuration, documents, sample, MOQ, warranty, lead time, package, and compatibility remain subject to the approved quotation.
Who This Product Is For
This model is intended for automation integrators, signage providers, kiosk manufacturers, machine builders, distributors, software companies, and OEM buyers. Send the quantity, destination, application, OS, RAM and storage target, displays, USB devices, network topology, serial protocol and pinout, wireless requirement, power, mounting, environment, branding, packaging, certification, and schedule. PENPOSTECH will check the exact board and sample before volume production.
Why Choose PENPOSTECH
PENPOSTECH treats the NIS-B987 as a specific J1900 connectivity-focused computer, not a generic industrial-PC duplicate. Confirmed processor and I/O facts are separated from unverified capacity, wireless, power, mechanical, thermal, package, and commercial details, giving integrators a clearer basis for comparison without unsupported promises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which processor and model are confirmed?
The source identifies model NIS-B987 with an Intel Celeron J1900 CPU. Clock speed, chipset details, benchmark results, and lifecycle availability require confirmation for the ordered board.
How many network, USB, and serial ports are listed?
The supplier specification lists two Gigabit LAN ports, six USB 2.0 ports, and two COM ports. One COM is RS232, while the second is offered as RS232 or RS485 depending on configuration.
Which display outputs are available?
Two HDMI outputs and one VGA output are listed. Maximum simultaneous displays, resolution, refresh rate, and independent-screen behavior should be tested with the required OS and monitors.
Are memory and storage included?
The source confirms one SO-DIMM slot and an m-SATA storage interface, but it does not establish the included memory capacity, memory type, drive capacity, or SSD endurance. These require quotation confirmation.
Does it include Wi-Fi and antennas?
Antennas are shown and one Mini-PCIe slot is listed, but the exact wireless module, bands, standard, SIM support, antennas, and regional approval are not confirmed as standard.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send quantity, destination, application, OS, RAM, storage, displays, USB devices, LAN topology, COM mode and pinout, wireless, power, mounting, temperature, branding, packaging, certification, and schedule requirements.
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