cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/76800419

I bought a cheap mini-PC board at a street market. The seller said, without confidence, that he was told it’s an “Intel Nano”. But he had a stack of different boards so it’s dodgy info for sure. When I do an image search for “Intel Nano”, nothing quite matches.

I would normally run it and probe for the hardware, but I don’t know how to power it. It looks like there are two pins in a green box that probably need DC power… likely 12v but I would rather not guess.

Any help identifying this thing would be appreciated!

frontside backside

The “1820” possibly corresponds to “G1820 Celeron”, but that’s a far cry from identifying the model of mini PC.

  • _stranger_English
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    13 days ago

    Closest I found model number wise is the Kontron / ECX-SLUO. I’m guessing the board you bought is old and belongs to a much older variant of that series. If you take the heatsink off you should be able to see the CPU model.

    It seems like an industrial control device, that green port is probably for power.