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1GHz PC/104 SBC Supports Networking and Communications


Hardened for harsh, rugged environments, the low power PCM-VDX-2 PC/104 single board computer is ideal for Mil/COTS applications. It is packed with serial, USB, and Ethernet ports, plus GPIO. With its diverse range of functions, most applications will not require additional I/O cards; however, it has Mini PCI and PC/104 connectors for specialty I/O expansion.


• Fanless, low power 1GHz Vortex86DX processor • PC/104 Bus compliant form factor (90 x 96 mm) • 512MB of soldered-down onboard DRAM • 1MB of battery-backed SRAM • CompactFlash socket • Optional 512MB onboard SSD flashdisk • Full-featured I/O includes: • Two 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports • Four USB 2.0 ports • ESD protection on LAN, USB, and serial ports • Four serial RS-232/422/485 ports • 16 lines of general purpose I/O • PATA, LPT, PS/2 KYBD and Mouse controller • Mini PCI and PC/104 expansion connectors • WDT, RTC, status LEDs, and beeper


• Extended temperature -40°C to +85°C operation • Runs Linux, DOS, and other x86-compatible operating systems


• Downloadable drivers available • Responsive and knowledgeable technical support


Understanding long-term product availability is a critical issue for Mil/COTS customers, the PCM-VDX-2 is offered beyond 2017.


Contact us for additional product information and pricing. Our factory application engineers look forward to working with you.


Ask about our 30-day product evaluation.


715 Stadium Drive • Arlington, Texas 76011 Phone 817-274-7553 • FAX 817-548-1358 E-mail: info@winsystems.com


Call 817-274-7553orVisit www.winsystems.com/PCM-VDX


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