Force Computer Compact PCI CPU Board PENT CPCI-735AR2 512-800-L512-0 110715

Force Computer Compact PCI CPU Board PENT CPCI-735AR2 512-800-L512-0 110715

What this part is

• Model family: PENT/CPCI-735R2/736R2 CompactPCI CPU boards (Force Computers)

• Your specific variant: CPCI-735AR2 (often written as PENT/CPCI-735AR2)

• Board type: a CompactPCI CPU / “universal board” using Force’s SENTINEL universal bridge technology, designed for multi-node processor systems and supporting hot-swap capabilities

What “110715” likely corresponds to

A commercial listing shows “PENT/CPCI-735AR2/512-800-L512-0 ,110715” on the same line, which strongly suggests 110715 is a vendor/internal part or stock reference associated with that exact configuration (not necessarily the OEM order number).

Configuration decoding (from the OEM nomenclature)

Force’s ordering key for this family is:

PENT/CPCI-735… / xxxx-ccc-Lyyy-zz

• xxxx = DRAM size (MB)

• ccc = processor type & clock (MHz)

• Lyyy = L2 cache (KB)

So for PENT/CPCI-735AR2/512-800-L512-0 (the configuration shown alongside 110715):

• 512 = 512 MB RAM

• 800 = 800 MHz Intel Mobile Processor-M

• L512 = 512 KB L2 cache

CPCI-735AR2 variant traits (vs CPCI-735R2 / CPCI-736R2)

The documentation distinguishes front-panel variants:

• The Ethernet front panel (with two Ethernet connectors and one USB connector) is used for CPCI-735AR2.

• The Ethernet front panel provides only one PMC cutout (PMC module 1), whereas the standard panel provides two cutouts.

Practical identification checklist (what to ask for / verify)

If you’re trying to match this to an installed system or confirm interchange:

1. Full assembly string on the label (ideally PENT/CPCI-735AR2/… with the suffix like /512-800-L512-0).

2. Front panel type: Ethernet front panel with 2x Ethernet + 1x USB (consistent with 735AR2).

3. CPU/RAM/caching consistent with the suffix decoding.

Primary technical reference (for pinouts/BIOS/RTB/etc.)

• “PENT/CPCI-735R2/736R2 Family Reference Guide” (covers CPCI-735AR2 as part of the family; includes features, variants, ordering, connectors/pinouts, BIOS, etc.).

If you tell me what you need next (e.g., RTB requirement, J5 pinout/Ethernet routing, power/environment limits, BIOS settings, or acceptable substitutes), I’ll pull the relevant sections and summarize them in a parts-procurement-friendly way.

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