The R2L0N1B0A is the entry-level quad-core configuration of the RXi2-LP platform, combining the quad-core AMD GX-412GC processor with 4 GB of ECC DDR3L memory and a 32 GB SATA Slim SSD. It is the most cost-effective path to quad-core edge computing in the RXi2 family — suitable for dedicated machine-level data collection, protocol bridging, and single-application HMI where the 64 GB or 128 GB storage of higher-tier LP configurations is not required.

How does the 32 GB storage constrain or guide deployment?

With a 32 GB SSD, the R2L0N1B0A is optimized for lightweight operating system images — Windows 10 IoT LTSC or a headless Ubuntu Linux build — with edge applications and configuration files, not large historian databases. For deployments requiring weeks or months of local time-series data buffering, the 64 GB (R2L0N1B1A) or 128 GB (R2L0N2B0C/N2B1C) configurations are more appropriate. The 32 GB model excels as a protocol gateway, OPC UA server, or thin client where data flows through rather than accumulates locally.