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TS-7260
High Performance at Ultra-Low Power
- 200Mhz ARM9 CPU
- PC/104 expansion bus
- 32MB SDRAM (64-128MB opt)
- 32MB NAND Flash
- 1 10/100 Ethernet
- 2 USB 2.0 (12 Mbit/s max)
- 3 COM ports
- 30 DIO lines
- 2 12-bit ADC
- TS-XDIO or SD socket or 2 TTL UART
- Watchdog timer, SPI bus
- Matrix Keypad and text LCD support
- Optional Temp Sensor, RTC and WiFi
- Ultra-low power (0.25W at lower speed)
- 4.5-20VDC Switching Power Supply
- Fanless -40° to +70°C, +85°C 166Mhz
- Small size: 3.8 x 4.8 inches
- Redboot bootloader, Linux out-of-the-box
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The TS-7260 is a compact full-featured Single Board Computer
(SBC) based upon the Cirrus EP9302 ARM9 CPU, which provides
a standard set of on-board peripherals. The EP9302 features
an advanced ARM920T 200 MHz processor design with MMU.
TS-7260 includes software power consumption control for on-board
peripherals, making this board ideal for use in power sensitive designs,
such as battery-powered systems. In addition, the TS-XDIO standard feature can be replaced by either 2
extra serial ports or an SD Card socket, which enables fast boot to Debian Linux from a SD Card. Hardware Description
The TS-7260 specifically targets
ultra low power applications such
as solar or battery powered devices.
It features an optional high-precision
temperature sensor and the onboard
ADC measures input voltage for battery
or solar applications. The default
configuration with no ethernet consumes
1/2 watt of power. A small UPS battery
(12V / 7.2Ah) can power this board
for up to 172 hours! Since the CPU
has continously variable on-chip
PLLs, it could survive even longer
if you allow its internal clocks
to slow down. Low power also means
low heat - feel free to put this
board in the most confined of places
as it needs neither fan nor heatsink
across its entire temperature range
(-40° to +70° with CPU at 200Mhz; -40° to +85°C with CPU at 166Mhz or lower).
The TS-7260 features a high efficiency
switching-mode power supply, which
enables variable input voltage anywhere
from 4.5 to 20V DC. In addition,
it includes software controlled switches
that are able to turn off USB 5V
power, LCD power, ethernet PHY, RTC
and RS232 level converters when not
in use, reducing even more the power
consumption. As with all our ARM
products, low board complexity, low
component count, and low power/heat
makes for an extremely reliable embedded
engine.
Users can pre-configure the TS-7260
SBC for optimum performance meeting
their applications. The TS-7260 comes
standard with the TS-XDIO feature,
which provides more control functions
for data aquisition and control systems.
The TS-XDIO may be replaced by either
the SD Card socket option (OP-SDSOCKET)
or the 2 extra TTL serial ports option
(OP-2TTLCOM).
The SD Card socket allows more flash memory to be added via SD flash cards. In the near future the TS-7260 will be able to boot to Debian Linux from an SD Card.
The 2 extra TTL serial ports option
enables interfacing to external hardware.
It is important to note that these
options can not be simultaneously
selected, meaning that only one of
these features can be
selected for a single TS-7260 configuration.
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The TS-7260 is a compact full-featured Single Board Computer
(SBC) based upon the Cirrus EP9302 ARM9 CPU, which provides
a standard set of on-board peripherals. The EP9302 features
an advanced ARM920T 200 MHz processor design with MMU.
TS-7260 includes software power consumption control for on-board
peripherals, making this board ideal for use in power sensitive designs,
such as battery-powered systems. In addition, the TS-XDIO standard feature can be replaced by either 2
extra serial ports or an SD Card socket, which enables fast boot to Debian Linux from a SD Card. Software Description
Technologic Systems TS-72XX ARM Single Board Computers (SBCs) are compatible with a wide range of Operating Systems (OS's). The Linux choice is highly recommended and our products are totally integrated with the open-source vision. The Linux OS, TS-Kernel 2.4.26, is shipped by default with our ARM SBCs and includes complete driver support for our hardware within the Kernel, enabling quick time to market of end-users applications. Examples and source codes are also available for downloading.
The TS-ARM SBCs include the TS-Linux compact embedded OS installed by default in on-board flash memory (8 MB, JFFS or YAFFS filesystems). The eCos/Redboot boot loader is used to open the OS of choice. In addition, the full featured Debian Linux distribution can be used with a network directory (NFS root) or larger flash drives (256 MB), such as Compact Flash, SD Cards or USB memory sticks. The Linux system includes a complete GNU C/C++ embedded development environment installed. In addition, Apache Web Server, FTP, SSH, Telnet and Samba internet services are available with C/PHP/Perl for embedded CGI development.
The Linux solution for ARM is compatible with the RTAI real-time extension, enabling systems with strict timing requirements to be handled with our SBCs. Furthermore, NetBSD has been ported to TS-ARM and Java solutions are also available.
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