M520R PC/104 PCMCIA Module
The M520R module is a Compact Flash type PCMCIA card adapter in PC/104 format. Available with a single or dual slot it integrates on board the VG-PD6722 controller, therefore no additional external controller are needed.
The M520R module is a Compact Flash type PCMCIA card adapter in PC/104 format. Available with a single or dual slot it integrates on board the VG-PD6722 controller, therefore no additional external controller are needed.
M520R PC/104 PCMCIA Module
The M520R module is a Compact Flash type PCMCIA card adapter in PC/104 format. Available with a single or dual slot it integrates on board the VG-PD6722 controller, therefore no additional external controller are needed.
The M600R is an ETX™ baseboard designed to be the startup for any customer that begin to valuate ETX™ board’s charateristics. M600R has two different set of connectors: front panel connectors (PS/2 mouse & keyboard, USB, Ethernet, Parallels and Serials, VGA) and on board connectors (ATX Power, IrDA, PC/104 and PC/104 Plus, PCI slots, Floppy Disk, Hard Disk, LVDS, Video Out).
ELAN™ SC520 CPU with ethernet controller
The M543R module is based on the high performances CPU ELAN™ SC520 from AMD (486 at 32 bits) 133 MHz. The module supports 32 MB or 64 MB DRAM directly soldered on- board. Optionally is available a memory chip for the error correction (ECC) management. It integrates some peripherals commonly used in standard PC applications, as Ethernet Controller 10/100baseT, 4 serials, 1 parallel, floppy and hard disk controller, socket for Solid State Disk, keyboard. The module needs only a + 5VDC supply. It can be used as stand-alone or in a PC/104 stack.
The M585R module is a new PC/104-Plus CPU module based on the Intel® Celeron® Ultra Low Voltage 400 and 650 MHz processors. The module uses the VIA ProSavage Twister T (PN133T) chipset with integrated Savage4 2D/3D Video Accelerator and supports 4X AGP VGA/LCD interface and up to 32 MB video memory. The module also integrates the VIA enhanced audio, 2 serials, 2 USB ports, 1 parallel, up to 512 MB SDRAM, 10/100BaseT Ethernet, EIDE interface (with the possibility to use IDE Flash Disks up to 2GB), keyboard/mouse controllers, Real Time Clock and Watch Dog Timer. It is able to communicate with other peripheral boards via ISA-Bus (PC/104) and also via PCI-Bus (PC/104-Plus).
The ARCNET protocol is the ideal solution for applications such as industrial control, building automation, transportation, robotics and gaming. ARCNET is simple to use, low-cost, extremely ruggedand high performing.
The SECOMX-945 is an XTX form factor module that SECO designs with the Intel® Celeron® M, Core® Duo, Core® 2 Duo processors with Intel® 945GME chipset. The board features also Audio, SATA (2x) and IDE Interfaces, Ethernet 10/100BaseT, 6x USB 2.0, keyboard/mouse PS/2, Real Time Clock and Watch Dog Timer.
The new XTX™ form factor SECOMX-945/M72 CPU module combine the Intel® Pentium® M processor with the Intel® 945GME chipset and the graphic controller ATI Mobility™ Radeon™ E2400 GPU that assure high level performances fot those 3D and high resolution demanding applications. Furthermore the SECOMX-945/M72 features Audio, SATA (2x) and IDE Interfaces, Ethernet 10/100BaseT, 6x USB 2.0, keyboard/mouse PS/2, Real Time Clock and Watch Dog Timer. Thanks to the ATI™ GPU the module support Windows® Vista Aero Operating Systems.
The M647R is a compact general purpose baseboard designed to be an easy solution for the use of ETX™ modules. With its CC-Talk interface it’s also suitable for gaming applications. It’s possible to mount on board up to 512MB Flash Disk modules. The M647R is well equipped with 2.5″ HDD connector, LVDS, VGA, 4 USB and Ethernet ports. The board can receive + 12V power supply directly through a Molex minifit connector or through a Kycon KPJX-4S connector plus relay and remote power button.
The MTS690R is a very compact module that allows the control of a 4 wire resistive touch screen.
The touchscreen can be configured to work in a relative (i.e., similar to mouse functioning) or in absolute mode (i.e., the controller recognises the co-ordinates of the pressure on the touch screen). In relative mode, the standard PS/2 interface allows to the user to use standard mouse drivers provided with his Operating System, while absolute mode drivers are supplied with the module.
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