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Standard peripheral I/O ports on the module include a 16-bit
PC/104 interface; a 50-way right-angle ribbon header for serial I/O and battery
connections; and a 10-way header for TTL I/O (eg keypad).
Onboard peripheral functions include four serial comms ports
- configured as three RS232 ports (two 16450 and one 16550), plus one non-isolated RS485
port (16550). The maximum supported rate is 115Kbaud. The AIM104-386EX also includes a
10-way header for TTL I/O for connection to simple push-button keypads or alpha-numeric
displays.
For time and date, AIM104-386EX has a Dallas DS1302 Real-Time
Clock, which can be backed-up by an off-board battery (typically 1µA at 3.6V). RTC
operation under ROM-DOS is Y2K-compliant. The on-board 500millisec event timer is used to
interrupt power-down mode. It can trigger periodic recovery from power-down mode, allowing
a low average current consumption. The onboard programmable watchdog timer is used for
general reset. System reset will occur if the watchdog timer is allowed to time-out. The
time-out period is set to 6 seconds. An enhanced 5V monitor/reset circuit provides full
power-down and brown-out protection. A user-assigned jumper link provides a simple level
of configuration for the application software.
The utility disks, supplied with the module, includes
C library routines for setting-up and controlling the module for users who
prefer not to use the ROM-DOS environment.
Product Selection
Guide: Arcom produces a wide range of standard embedded processor
platforms and associated software development kits. To help you compare
the key features of these products and make the best choice for your
application, please check out our Selection
Guide. Design
Services
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