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ARM® Cortex-A8 up To EPOS/PDT Solutions base on TI ARM Nov 2012 TI ARM® investment and innovation 1st single-chip Introduce digital baseband - DaVinci™ TMS570 Stellaris ARM DSP/ARM MCU Fixed/ MCU Lead Cortex- multi-core Floating- Licensee A15 Point on based Two ARM ® TI Introduced DaVinci™ Stellaris® Stellaris ARM9 Cortex- silicon TI processors for Cortex-R4 SoC Acquires Fury DustDevil M4 OMAP™ Licenses digital video cores Luminary Class TI Class ™ OMAP 5 first – ARM9™-based SoCs for OMAP Micro ARM automotive Licenses OMAP-L138 core *TI first licensee for ARM ARM Cortex™- A8 Cortex-A9 1993 1995 2002 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1st multi-core Stellaris® applications Tempest TI Licenses ™ Class Cortex-A15 processor, Stellaris® DaVinci TI ARM9-based Sandstorm announces 1st ARM Class 1st R4F-based 31 new Introduce ARM OMAP™ Cortex-A8 floating-point, ® Newest DaVinci Stellaris Cortex-A9 OMAP1510 based silicon dual-core auto and based silicon solution for MCU ™ ARM-based ™ OMAP flexible, OMAP OMAP 3 MPUs OMAP 4 TI HD video TMS570F Licenses MCU Cortex-A7 TI has shipped over 6 billion ARM-based products and continues to invest in a large portfolio of scalable platforms from $1 to >1GHz * TI licensed in July 2003, but publicly announced Oct 2005. 2 Hero Sitara ARM MPUs Available Today AM18x AM335x AM35x AM37x Core ARM9 up to 456MHz Cortex-A8 up to 720MHz Cortex-A8 up to 600MHz Cortex-A8 up to 1GHz DMIPs Up to 410 Up to 1440 Up to 1200 Up to 2000 Graphics N/A SGX530 SGX530 SGX530 Memory LPDDR1/DDR2 LPDDR1/DDR2/DDR3 LPDDR1/DDR2 LPDDR1 OS Linux/WinCE/StarerWare Linux/WinCE/Android/ Linux/WinCE/Android Linux/WinCE/Android StarterWare LCD Controller, SATA, LCD Controller, Display Subsystem, Display Subsystem, Key Video In/Out, 10/100 10/100/1000 EMAC, CAN, Video In/out, 10/100 Video In/out, PoP Features EMAC, USB w/PHY USB w/PHY EMAC, CAN packaging, USB, Lowest USB w/PHY power PND, EPOS, Connected Apps Smart Meter, WiFi Router Home, Ind. Automation EPOS, Ind. Automation PND, EPOS, PDT Pricing Starting at $4.55 (10K) Starting at $7.50 (10K) Starting at $12.25 (10K) Starting at $12.25 (10K) 3 Sitara ARM® MPU Focused End Equipment Connected Electronic Industrial Home Point Of Service Automation EEs AM37x AM335x AM335x Connected Point of sale Home AM335x AM37x Data Terminals AM35x PLC AM3715 HMI White Barcode scanners I/O Goods AM18x Tablets (Enterprise) Silicon AM437x AM437x Flashboard2- AM335x EVM-SK eTAB RDK– 3Q12 EPOS RDK - ICE - 1Q12 IDK – 1Q12 (AM37x) – 2Q12 (AM335x) (AM37x) (Ind Comm Engine) (Ind Dev Kit) System Tools System Production Sampling Development 4 What is Electronic Point of Service (EPOS)? Retail (payment terminals, electronic cash registers, EPOS: Electronic equipment that bar code scanners, enables fast, secure and convenient vending machines, printers etc.) processing of all forms of financial and non-financial transactions Banking (ATM/Cash Machines) Inventory Management (Portable Data Terminals, Hospitality handheld terminals) (Hotels and Restaurant Terminals and Self Service Kiosks) Shipping & Logistics Government (Rugged Mobile Computers) (Social services, National ID) 5 EPOS Terminals Market NON-SECURITY SECURITY Electronic Cash Registers (ECR) Pin Pads Printers Card Readers Vending Machines Enterprise Tablets Payment Scanners Terminals Portable Data Terminals (PDT) Rugged Mobile Terminals Kiosks Cash Machines Fuel Vending Kiosks 6 EPOS - System Block Diagram Reference Designs/Tools • EPOS Reference Design Kit <SBD Name> • Standard Evaluation Modules Key Software • BSP for multiple OS • Crypto libraries • Secure Middleware (Trustzone™) Embedded Processors • LMCx – Cortex-M MCUs • AM1x – Upto 450 MHz ARM9 based microprocessor • AM3x – Upto 1.5 GHz ARM® Cortex-A8 based microprocessor • DM3x/8x – Davinci Digital Media Processors with up to 1080p60 encode and decode Power Management Interface/Connectivity Other SC products • TPS65920/51 - Integrated Power • WL1271 - WLAN 802.11 b/g/n & • DRV8833 - Motor drivers management IC for battery power Bluetooth v2.1+EDR Transceiver • AIC3x – Audio Codecs management • TRF7960A /70A - Integrated 13.56- • TSCx – Touch Screen Ctrl • BQ24133 - Synchronous Switch- MHz RFID AFE Mode Li-Ion and Li-Polymer Stand- • MSP430 – 16-bit low power Micros Alone Battery Charge 7 EPOS: ARM® MPU Roadmap Increased Integration to reduce system cost TODAY: 2-Chip Solution w/ External Security Controller AM37x ® AM335x Security Security IC • TI ARM Cortex-A8 MPU Controller from 3rd Party • Non-TI Security Controller Available Today Enables scaling of application features across platform of products In 2013: 1-Chip Solution w/ Integrated Security Controller ® AM33x • TI ARM Cortex-A8 MPU with NEXT Integrated integrated security Security Available in 2013 8 EPOS Reference Design Kit (RDK) Modular Point of Sale reference design with support for NFC Pre-evaluated to pass PCI-PTS certification! Customize to your needs: . Counter-top POS Terminal (w/o Barcode) . Mobile POS (w/ Cellular Support) . Portable Data Terminal (No Financial Transactions) . Full featured POS-PDT Terminal KEY FEATURES . TI’s ARM Cortex®-A8 microprocessor (up to 1 GHz) . WindowsCE6, Linux and Android OS support . Multiple Card interfaces . Magnetic Stripe Reader (MSR) . IC Card (Smart Card) Interface . RFID/NFC reader . 1D/2D bar code scanner . Thermal Printer . WLAN and WWAN Modem (2.5G/3G) . 3.5” LCD with touch screen . Production hardware MSRP: US$ 998 . PCI-PTS pre-evaluation by RFI Global (accredited lab) . Security Software License from ViewAt ( NRE or Royalty) For more info: ti.com/epos . Availability: Now (WinCE6) August 2012 (Linux/Android) Developed, sold and supported by TI partner ViewAt 9 EPOS RDK: One design multiple products Model Features Magnetic Stripe Reader Secure Keypad 1 x ISO7816 (IC card) reader Audio Counter top Payment Terminal 3.5” LCD with touch-screen WiFi 58mm Thermal printer USB Host/Slave Magnetic Stripe Reader Secure Keypad 1 x ISO7816 (IC Card) Audio Mobile/Portable Contactless card/NFC (RFID) WiFi Payment Terminal 2 x PSAM slots USB Host/Slave 3.5” LCD with touch-screen GPRS/3G/WCDMA 58mm Thermal printer Magnetic Stripe Reader 1D/2D Barcode Scanner 1 x ISO7816 (IC Card) Secure Keypad Contactless card/NFC (RFID) Audio Full feature PDAPOS Terminal 2 x PSAM slots WiFi/BTH/GPS 3.5” LCD with touch-screen USB Host/Slave 58mm Thermal printer GPRS/3G/WCDMA 10 EPOS RDK: Software Architecture TI Base SW/Components 3rd party/Customer Application Level Software User Interface “Applications” “Applications”` Application Framework – API Layer MAXQ1850 Secure Board Support Package Security SW System Execution • Linux – Open Source – TI • Secure Keypad • WIFI Environment supported • Secure Smart • USB • Android – Open Source – TI Card • Camera • System Secure Boot supported • Secure • RFID/NFC • Self Checking • Windows Embedded CE – TI Magnetic Card • 3G/WCDMA • Hardware Crypto cores Supported • Secure LCD • Serial • Key Management • SW crypto algo • Memory • Tamper prevention • Secure Boot • Printer • Power Mgmt OS Kernel Secure Kernel AM3715 Hardware with SGX530 and NEON MAXQ1850* HW * MAXQ1850 is a Maxim Security Microcontroller 11 EPOS RDK: What do you get? Hardware Software/Firmware • AM3715 POS Ref Design Kit. The • Production quality binary software Kit will include the following with source code for • One complete unit (with battery) • WinCE6.0R2 BSP • Power (universal) and USB • Demo applications (1D/2D scanner, connection cables printer, signature capture, smart • Quick Start/Setup guide card, magnetic stripe card and • Online download of design files contactless RF cards) after registration including PCB • Security software will be provided Layout and Mechanical files, BSP only as binary and has associated and application software, BOM and licensing terms (per unit royalty or other documentation one time NRE – terms TBD) Note: Kit purchase WILL NOT include - source code for security controller, IC card, MSR and printer. Also not included is the manufacturing mould for the plastic enclosure ACCESS to documents/software is provided via INTERNET DOWNLOAD once user has purchased ONE evaluation unit and is registered for access. 12 Software/ Driver Deliverables Driver Name Source Code Binary Royalty Camera CDMA Display Ethernet GPRS GPS IC Card Reader Keypad/ Keyboard Magnetic Card Reader NFC/ RFID Power management Printer Security Software Touch screen WCDMA WiFi 1D/2D Barcode Scanner 13 eTAB Reference Design Kit (RDK) Get to market fast with your application specific TABLET computer Customize to your needs: . Enterprise / Retail . Health care . Education . Restaurants KEY FEATURES . TI’s ARM Cortex®-A8 microprocessor (up to 1 GHz) . DDR 3 Memory – 256MBytes (upgradeable 512MB) . Nand Flash – 128 Mbytes . Micro-SD Card – 2 GB (Expandable upto 4GB) . WiFi + BT on Board (Jorjin Module) . High Speed USB Host Port Sample Unit MSRP: US$ 999 . USB OTG Port . 3 MP camera eBOM: ~ $75 (for 10+ KU) . 7” LCD with Capacitive touch screen Availability: . WVGA display (800x480) Beta – July 2012 . Android ICS 4.0 OS . 3300 mAHr capacity battery with Protection circuit Production – Sep 2012 Developed, sold and supported by TI partner AllGo Embedded Systems 14 Application Specific Low Cost Tablets with eTAB Reference Design Kit Enterprise/Retail Healthcare Hotels • Inventory Mgmt/Fleet Mgmt • Electronic Medical Records • Hotel Room Service • Digital Retail Catalog • Digital Imaging • Tour guide Toys/Gaming Education Restaurants • Toy look and feel • Digitized books, interactive • Table Arrangement /Reservation
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