Computers for industrial control and automation systems

Pigeon RB700 Essence


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Pigeon RB700 is a computer designed for use in industrial control and automation systems. Pigeon RB700 is powered by Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 and Linux system. RB700 model is available in three versions: ESSENCE, STANDARD and ADVANCE. The versions differ in the number of available interfaces. The ESSENCE version is the simplest and does not have UPS, HDMI, analog I/O and TPM compared to the STANDARD version. All versions have the following interfaces: two RS-485, two Ethernet, CAN, 1-WIRE, RS-232, 12 digital inputs (8 opto-isolated, 4 dry contact) and 8 digital outputs.


Powered by Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

Broadcom BCM2711 quad-core
ARM Cortex-A72 64-bit SoC 1.5GHz
1GB SDRAM LPDDR4 (optionally up to 8GB)
8GB eMMC Flash (optionally up to 32GB)


Rich set of interfaces

2 x USB 2.0
3 x RS-232
2 x RS-485
2 x Ethernet
CAN FD
1-Wire


A lot of inputs and outputs

8 x digital opto-isolated inputs
4 x dry contact inputs
8 x open drain outputs


Real Time Clock

Real Time Clock with battery backup


Robust design

Meets requirements of EN IEC 61326-1:2021 for basic and industrial electromagnetic environments
Two watchdogs


Created for long life

Designed, developed and produced in European Union
No electrolytic capacitors
No moving parts


Low power consumption

High-efficiency DC/DC converters
Peripherals power supply control 


Linux on board

Small and stable distribution that is fully compatible with official Raspberry Pi OS
Full support for all interfaces
Large community


Easy programmable

Installed Linux supports almost all of the major programming languages (C/C++, Python, , Java, etc.)
Open source and commercial software for automation and control systems


DIN rail enclosure

DIN rail enclosure with the optional wall mount

Documentation


Pigeon RB 700 datasheet

RB700_datasheet.pdf


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