MicroMax's Solutions
MicroMax's Solutions
MicroMax's Solutions
ADLLAN
2x PC/104-Plus Ethernet LAN
The Intel 82541ER Gigabit Ethernet Controller provides optimized Gigabit networking for PCI designs. This highly efficient controller, with enhanced power management, consumes less than 1.0W of power at Gigabit speeds. When no signal is detected on the wire, the controller reduces power consumption by «downshifting» to 100Mbps to 10Mbps and then powering down the physical- layer circuitry (PHY).
When a signal is detected, the controller automatically negotiates the connection to Gigabit, if available.
The Intel 82541ER combines Intel’s fifth-generation Gigabit MAC design with fully integrated state-of-the-art PHY technology, which meets or exceeds IEEE 802.3ab specifications for Bit Error Rate performance.
DU-5K-TP2
Desktop Keyboard with Touchpad
The DU-5K-TP2 is a NEMA 4X-rated keyboard with an ABS polycarbonate case. It has 116-key functionality, including 24 function keys. The integrated Synaptics touchpad pointing device provides a total solution, featuring left and right-click mouse buttons underneath for additional ease of use. The mounting holes on the back further increase the versatility of the unit.
DT-5K
Keyboard with Integrated HulaPoint II™
The DT-5K combines HulaPoint IITM, an upgraded pointing device that offers improved sensitivity and increased durability, with a 10-key numeric keypad in a ruggedized stainless steel case, providing dual functionality in one compact unit. Its 20 function keys provide user versatility. This keyboard also offers user Windows keys for ease of access to the operating system.
DP-88
Small-Footprint Industrial Keyboard
The DP-88 is a small-footprint keyboard that meets harsh use standards. It has 88 full-size keys with embedded notebook key functions. The DP-88 is a perfect fit for industrial, kiosk or mobile computing needs. The DP-88 has a small footprint and the compact case allows for space saving and mobility, and a secondary legend can be accessed with a number lock key.
PM-TB
Panel Mount Industrial Optical Trackball
The new panel mount PM-TB offers solid-state laser trackball technology in a completely sealed and waterproof enclosure. Featuring NEMA 4X protection, the PM-TB’s 38-mm trackball sits inside polycarbonate housings within stainless steel bezels. The trackball is easily removable for convenient cleaning, while an adjustable tension ring ensures the proper amount of trackball smoothness for any user. In addition, the PM-TB features sealed stainless steel switches, including a programmable button. The PM-TB is ESD-safe and available with the choice of either PS/2 or USB cables.
HP-DT
Industrial HulaPoint II™ Pointing Device
The HulaPoint II™, an upgraded pointing device that offers improved sensitivity and increased durability, combines the functionality of a mouse and the flexibility of a joystick in one convenient, small-footprint package. Housed in a sturdy stainless steel case, it provides pressure-sensitive feedback for positive motion control without requiring vigorous movement. The low-profile design contains no protruding parts that might break and no moving elements to collect dust. With its completely sealed NEMA 4X design, the HulaPoint II™ can withstand spills, washdowns, contaminants and the impacts of an industrial environment.
Mesa 4I24
72/96 bit parallel I/O cards
The MESA 4I24 series of cards are 96 or 72 bit parallel I/O interfaces implemented on the PC/104 bus.
The 4I24 uses 4 (4I24, 4I24I) or 3 (4I24M) socketed 82C55 PIO chips to give for a total of 96 I/O bits (4I24, 4I24I) or 72 I/O bits (4I24M). 3.3K Pullup resistors are provided on all ports to simplify interfacing to contact closure, opto-isolators, etc.
The 4I24 series includes three models with different I/O connectors. The standard 4I24 uses two 50 pin headers for I/O connections. The 50 pin connectors each have 48 I/O bits, ground, and power. The 4I24I uses four 26 pin headers with ISO standard pinout (24 I/O bits per 26 pin connector, pin 2 = GND, pin 26= 5V). The 4I24M has I/O module rack compatible pinouts with three 50 pin connectors each having 24 I/O bits with interleaved grounds. 5V power on the I/O connectors is fused on the 4I24.
All 4I24 models use the 16 bit stack through type PC/104 bus architecture. Four layer circuit card construction is used to minimize radiated EMI and provide optimum ground and power integrity. All CMOS design keeps power consumption to a minimum.
Mesa 4I20
PC/104 card with 24 open drain 350 mA outputs
The 4I20 is a stackable PC/104 card with 24 open drain 350 mA outputs for solenoids, valves, relays, motors, incandescent lamps and other medium power DC loads.
The 4I20 outputs are galvanically isolated from logic ground to avoid ground loops, as the total ground return current be as much as 8.4 amps. The isolation also allows the 4I20 to drive ground referred loads.
Mesa 4I23
Quad Serial Board
The 4I23 is a low cost, four channel serial port card on a stackable PC/104 bus card. The 4I23 is available in three versions: quad RS-232, quad RS-422, and a model with two RS-232 and two RS-422 channels.
The 4I23 uses 16C550 type FIFO'ed UART's. These UART's have built-in 16 byte receive and transmit FIFO's. The 16 character FIFO's reduce interrupt overhead and allow higher data rates without losing characters. The receive FIFO's also increase the allowable interrupt latency. This is especially important when using programs like WINDOWS that disable interrupts for comparatively long periods of time.
Unlike many serial cards, the 4I23 is implemented with the 16 bit bus connector so that each of the four serial ports on the 4I23 can use any of the 11 available AT bus interrupts.
PCM-C418
PC/104 Single Board Computer
WinSystems’ PCM-C418 single board computer (SBC) is a PC104 form factor featuring the latest generation DM&P Vortex86DX3 SOC processor. Its small size, low power, rugged design, and extended operational temperature range make it a great fit for industrial IoT applications and embedded systems in the industrial control, transportation, Mil/COTS, and energy markets.
