EPC-307A Celeron J6412 Fanless Industrial PC with 6 COM

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Who the EPC-307A configuration is for

The EPC-307A is the second Celeron configuration of CESIPC’s EPC-30XA fanless embedded industrial PC. It runs an Intel Celeron J6412 quad-core processor (2.0–2.6 GHz, 10 W TDP) — two generations newer than the J1900 — with 8 GB of DDR4 memory expandable to 16 GB and a 128 GB SSD, in the same 337 × 160 × 47.5 mm chassis as the rest of the series.

Choose it over the EPC-306A when a serial concentrator also has to hold data locally: 16 GB of DDR4 instead of 8 GB of DDR3L, and a newer, longer-lifecycle platform. That is the headroom needed for an on-box buffer, a small historian or a protocol-gateway stack running alongside six live serial links.

It keeps all six DB9 ports — four RS-232 and two RS-485 — and adds a second USB 3.0 port, so commissioning reads from a fast USB stick or an external SSD do not compete with the four USB 2.0 ports used by the machine’s own peripherals.

Specify the EPC-307A when you want a modern, long-lifecycle Celeron board in a high-serial-count box, but the workload still does not justify a Core i3, i5 or i7. If the unit will run in-box databases, several SCADA clients or vision, move up to the EPC-309A or EPC-302A — the chassis and mounting stay the same.

One caveat: only the J1900 board in the EPC-306A carries Windows 7 support. The J6412 ships with Windows 10, Windows 11 or Ubuntu 16.04–22.04, so check any legacy serial configuration tool before standardising on this configuration.

Choose the right EPC-30XA configuration

All four configurations share the same 337 × 160 × 47.5 mm extruded aluminium chassis, the same mounting bracket and VESA pattern, the same 327 × 100 mm installation footprint, the same 6× DB9 serial (RS-232 ×4 + RS-485 ×2) and the same 2× Intel I210 Gigabit LAN. Only the compute board, memory, storage, USB mix and integrated graphics change.

EPC-306AEPC-307AcurrentEPC-309AEPC-302A
ProcessorIntel Celeron J1900, 4 cores, 2.0–2.4 GHz, 10 WIntel Celeron J6412, 4 cores, 2.0–2.6 GHz, 10 WIntel Core i3-10110U / i5-10210U / i7-10510U, 15 WIntel Core i3-1215U / i5-1235U / i7-1250U
MemoryDDR3L 4–8 GBDDR4 4–16 GBDDR4 4–32 GBDDR5 8–32 GB
Standard memory4 GB DDR3L (8 GB max)8 GB DDR4 (16 GB max)8 GB DDR4 (32 GB max)8 GB DDR5 (32 GB max)
Standard storage1× mSATA SSD, 128 GB standard1× mSATA SSD, 128 GB standard1× mSATA + 1× M.2 SSD, 128 GB standard2× M.2 SSD, 256 GB standard
USB ports5 × USB 2.0 + 1 × USB 3.04 × USB 2.0 + 2 × USB 3.02 × USB 2.0 + 4 × USB 3.02 × USB 2.0 + 4 × USB 3.0
GraphicsIntel HDIntel UHDIntel UHDIntel UHD (i3-1215U) / Iris Xe (i5, i7)
Windows 7 supportYesNot listedNot listedNot listed
Best forLowest-cost serial concentrators with six DB9 ports and several USB 2.0 devicesNewer Celeron board with six serial ports and more memory headroomSix-port serial concentrators that also run databases or several SCADA clientsSix serial ports plus GPU-accelerated vision or edge inference
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  • Intel® Celeron J6412 quad-core, 2.0–2.6 GHz, 10 W, 1.5 MB cache
  • 8 GB DDR4 (16 GB maximum) · 1× mSATA SSD, 128 GB standard
  • 6× DB9 serial: RS-232 ×4, RS-485 ×2
  • 0°C to 50°C (-40°C to 70°C optional)
  • Dual Intel® I210 Gigabit LAN
  • 6× USB: USB 2.0 ×4, USB 3.0 ×2
  • HDMI + VGA dual display, 3.5 mm audio
  • 12V DC standard, 9–36V DC optional
  • TPM 2.0, SafeCore™ power-loss protection
  • OS: Windows 10/11, Ubuntu 16.04–22.04
  • Fanless design, CESIPC BlockCore architecture
  • 6063 high-strength aluminium chassis, 2.11 kg
  • Bracket mount + VESA mount, 327 × 100 mm installation
  • 60,000-hour MTBF, CE / FCC
  • 24/7 non-stop operation

Designed for demanding industrial environments where reliability, compact footprint, and flexible connectivity are non-negotiable.

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FAQ

Answers for the EPC-307A build. Platform-wide questions — chassis, protection, mounting and the upgrade path — are answered on the EPC-30XA overview page.

What CPU, memory and storage does the EPC-307A ship with?

The EPC-307A ships with an Intel Celeron J6412 quad-core processor at 2.0–2.6 GHz with 1.5 MB of cache and a 10 W TDP, 8 GB of DDR4 memory expandable to 16 GB, and a 128 GB SSD. Integrated Intel UHD graphics drive the HDMI and VGA outputs. Other memory and SSD sizes are available as factory builds.

How many serial ports does the EPC-307A have, and what type?

Six DB9 ports in total: four RS-232 and two RS-485. That combination covers a mixed machine — RS-485 for a multi-drop Modbus RTU bus and four point-to-point RS-232 links for weighing indicators, barcode readers, temperature controllers or PLC programming ports. The EPC-30XA chassis is 337 mm wide specifically to fit all six without an expansion card.

Does the EPC-307A support Windows 7?

No. CESIPC lists Windows 7 support only for the Celeron J1900 board in the EPC-306A. The EPC-307A with its Celeron J6412 ships with Windows 10, Windows 11 or Linux Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, 20.04 and 22.04, so a machine runtime that requires Windows 7 should stay on the EPC-306A.

Can the EPC-307A act as a serial concentrator and a protocol gateway at once?

Yes, within limits. 8 GB of DDR4 expandable to 16 GB and a 128 GB SSD are enough to run a Modbus or OPC UA gateway across all six serial links while buffering data locally. For a larger database, several SCADA clients or on-box analytics, specify the EPC-309A with up to 32 GB DDR4 or the EPC-302A with DDR5 — the chassis and the six-port layout do not change.

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