The DH810 features the LGA1851 socket and supports Intel Core Ultra 200 series (“Arrow Lake-S”) processors.
The system uses DDR5 memory.
No. The primary M.2-2280M slot supports PCI-Express Gen 4.0 x4 (NVMe) and SATA v3.0. It is backward compatible with Gen 3.0 SSDs but will not utilize Gen 5.0 speeds.
The back panel features two RS232 ports. COM1 can be reconfigured to RS422/RS485 in the BIOS.
Pin 9 Voltage: By default, Pin 9 functions as a Ring Indicator (RI). It can be configured to supply 5V or 12V via Jumper JP2 on the mainboard.
Yes. While the included power adapter provides 19V, the DC-input of the chassis supports a wider input voltage range:
Supported Input: 19V (±5%) or 12V (±5%).
This allows integration into 12V environments (e.g., automotive or industrial rails) without an additional voltage converter.
There are two methods:
You should use the 2.5G LAN port (Left, Intel i226). While both ports support network activity, the BIOS logic for “Power On by LAN” after a power failure is technically tied to the 2.5G controller. The 1G port (Intel i219) may not reliably wake the system from an S5 state after a power loss.
Yes, natively. The available outputs are:
All three can be active simultaneously.
Note: An optional VGA port (Accessory PVG01) can be installed, but it replaces one of the COM ports.
The DH810 is rated for 0~50°C. However, for operation above 40°C, you must use:
Standard consumer components may throttle or fail under continuous load at these ambient temperatures.