WinSystems LPM-6117 overview
WinSystems 386SX CPU Board | Single Board Computer (SBC) | with PC/104 Expansion 386SX-compatible CPU operating at 33 MHz PC-AT software compatible Up to 8 Mbyt...
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Manufactured byWinSystems
Product groupSTD Bus CPU Boards
DescriptionWinSystems 386SX CPU Board | Single Board Computer (SBC) | with PC/104 Expansion
Key Features386SX-compatible CPU operating at 33 MHz PC-AT software compatible Up to 8 Mbytes of onboard surface mounted DRAM Flash Disk socket supports up to 288 Mbytes of storage Industry standard Award BIOS Four RS-232 serial ports with FIFOs: COM1 & 2 with optional RS-422/485 support on both channels Bi-directional LPT port that supports EPP/ECP 48 digital I/O lines Each selectable as input, output or output with readback (bidirectional) 24 Bi-directional TTL digital I/O lines event sense lines with interrupt on change of state Software selectable edge polarity Onboard floppy disk controller IDE hard disk controller Two interrupt controllers and 7 DMA channels Three 16-bit timer/counters AT keyboard controller Asynchronous bus controller assures compatibility with slower I/O cards 16-bit PC/104 expansion connector Watchdog timer and power fail reset Real time clock with battery backup Status and hard disk activity LEDs 8/16-bit STD Bus interface Optional -40°C to +85°C operation (LPM-6117) +5 Volt only operation Small size: 4.5” X 7.0” Replaces WinSystems, Ziatech and Pro-Log’s 386SX and V53 Single Board Computers (SBCs)
OverviewThe MCM-6117 is a 386SX-compatible STD Bus SBC that provides a wide variety of I/O functions on a single card. The I/O complement includes 4 serial COM channels, 48 digital I/O lines, as well as the standard ATperipherals of keyboard controller, real time clock, line printer port, plus IDE and floppy disk controllersIt can replace both 386SX and V53-based STD Bus SBCs from WinSystems (MCM-SBC53) plus Ziatech's V53/V40 (ZT8901, ZT8801, & ZT8802) and Pro-Log’s 7871.The MCM prefix on the MCM-6117 card designates a standard STD Bus board. The LPM prefix designates a CMOS STD Bus board. A MCM/LPM prefix indicates the card has the same features and functionality and is available in both CMOS and regular NMOS/TTL logic. The differences between these two are the power requirements and operational temperature range.
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