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Linux system the size of RJ-45 !
The DigiConnect ME is based on a NetSilicon NS7520 SoC (system-on-chip), which features a 32-bit ARM7TDMI core supporting clock rates of 36, 46, or 55MHz. Kleinhenz lists 55MHz as the clockspeed for Picotux. The NS7520 integrates a 10/100 Ethernet MII and ENDEC MAC, as well as a serial port, external memory controller, JTAG, and 13-channel DMA.
The DigiConnect ME has a 20-pin male connector supporting a serial interface with data rates up to 230,400bps, full modem control, and GPIO ports, NetSilicon says. The tiny system also includes link status and activity LEDs. A developers version adds a JTAG connector.
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---agissi---
on March 29, 2005 8:44 PM |
in that picture, it has no microprocessor, and ur moniter, keyboard,mouse, all goes through a SERIAL port? noo |
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seanp789
on March 31, 2005 8:59 PM |
No, its a Linux system. For the IT crowd. You hyperterminal or telnet into the serial port. Im not exactly sure what the use for a device like this would be though? no storage... |
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