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DIAMOND & MARK: SYSTEM: Futura Medium Futura Heavy PMS 526 C and PMS 1665 C 80% tint of Black PRODUCT GUIDE www.diamondsystems.com 101011010010100110100101001010100100 101011010010100110100101001010100100 101001010011001010010100101001010 101001010011001010010100101001010 100111010101010101010100101010101001 100111010101010101010100101010101001 10010100101010010101001010100101010 10010100101010010101001010100101010 10100101010101010010101010001010 10100101010101010010101010001010 010101010101010011001010100101010100 010101010101010011001010100101010100 101000100100101010100011001010101 101000100100101010100011001010101 What’s NeW at Diamond systems? Table of Contents The Diamond Advantage 3 it’s our pleasure to present Diamond Perfect Fit solutions 4 systems’ 2011 product guide—packed with Conduction Cooling overview 6 exciting new embedded products, services, Single Board Computers & Embedded Ready Subsystems 7 and solutions. We’re confident that our new aurora 1.6Ghz intel atom PC/104 sBC 8 offerings will advance our reputation as one helios 800MHz Vortex86 PC/104 sBC 9 of the embedded market’s top providers helix 800MHz Vortex86 PC/104 sBC 9 of board-, subsystem-, and system-level Rhodeus 500MHz LX800 PC/104 sBC 9 products for companies requiring high quality, Pegasus 500MHz LX800 PC/104-Plus sBC 10 rugged, and reliable embedded solutions in a Poseidon 1-2Ghz VIA C7 ePiC sBC 10 wide range of markets and applications. Neptune ePiC Form-factor eRS 11 here are a few highlights of our recent product Pluto etX Form-factor eRS 12 introductions and technology innovations: magellan COM-express Form-factor eRS 12 support for intel’s newest embedded processors FeaturePak I/O Modules 13 ♦ FP-DaQ1616 FPGa & Digital i/o module 14 ♦ introduction of “conduction cooled sBC” FP-GPIO96 96 Channel Digital i/o module 14 technology SUMIT & PCIe/104 I/O Modules Continued leadership in embedded data SMT-DaQ1616 16 Channel analog i/o module 15 ♦ acquisition i/o SMT-GPIO96 FPGa & Digital i/o module 15 e104-DaQ1616 16 Channel analog i/o module 15 ♦ increased focus on application-specific “perfect e104-GPIO96 FPGa & Digital i/o module 15 fit solutions” Corona sUMIT-ISM Wireless and ethernet module 16 ♦ New FeaturePak™, sUMIT™, and PCie/104™ PC/104 Modules i/o products Diamond-MM-32DX-AT 32 16-bit a/D, 4 16-bit D/a and 24 DIO 17 Diamond-MM-AT 16 12-bit a/D, 2 12-bit D/a and 8 DIO 17 ♦ New sBC and embedded-ready subsystem Diamond-MM-16-AT 16 16-bit a/D, 4 12-bit D/a and 8 DIO 17 products Diamond-MM 16 12-bit a/D, 2 12-bit D/a and 8 DIO 17 ♦ New rugged enclosures and application-ready Ruby-MM-412/812/1612 12-bit analog output modules 18 systems Ruby-MM-416 16-bit analog output module 18 Jupiter-MM-512 50W DC/DC Power supply 18 Jupiter-MM-LP 25W DC/DC Power supply 18 We look forward to serving you! emerald-MM 4-Port Rs-232/422/485 module 19 emerald-MM-oPTO 4-Port optoisolated Rs-232/422/485 module 19 emerald-MM-8P 8-Port Rs-232/422/485 module 19 Jonathan Miller emerald-MM-8Plus 8-Port Rs-232/422/485 PC/104-Plus module 19 Founder and President GPIO-MM Up to 96 Channel Digital i/o module 20 DiamonD SyStemS onyx-MM 48 Channel Digital i/o module 20 opal-MM 8 optoisolated input, 8 Relay output module 20 opal-MM-1616 16 optoisolated input, 16 Relay output module 20 mercator Dual ethernet PC/104-Plus module 21 Janus-MM CaN module with GPs/Cellular Communication 21 Diamond systems is committed to open Pearl-MM 16 Relay module 21 industry standards: epsilon standalone managed 8-port Gigabit ethernet switch 22 ♦♦ Enclosures Pandora embedded enclosure 23 originator of the FeaturePak i/o module standard and founder of the FeaturePak Systems octavio embedded systems 24 trade association Software 25 ♦♦Founding member of the PC/104 Accessories 26 Consortium ♦♦Diamond systems is a General member of the intel® embedded alliance DiamonD SyStemS 555 ellis street mountain View, Ca 94043-2214 USA t: +1 650 810-2500 F: +1 650 810-2525 [email protected] www.diamondsystems.com © Copyright 2011 Diamond systems Corporation. all rights reserved. Printed in USA. all trademarks and logos are copyright their respective owners. 2 www.diamondsystems.com 101011010010100110100101001010100100 101001010011001010010100101001010 100111010101010101010100101010101001 10010100101010010101001010100101010 10100101010101010010101010001010 010101010101010011001010100101010100 101000100100101010100011001010101ThE DiamonD ADvAntagE Diamond Systems is a leading supplier of compact, rugged, wide-temperature embedded computing solutions for a wide range of applications in fixed and mobile environments. BRoaD PRoduct LiNe ♦♦Single Board Computers—an extensive line of com- ♦♦I/O and Power Supply Modules—Compact, rugged, pact, rugged single board computers (sBCs) based on wide temperature expansion modules offering analog a wide range of power/performance CPUs, ranging from and digital i/o, communications, GPs, and power sup- DmP’s Vortex86 to intel’s Core™ families. Form-factors ply functions. supported form-factors include PC/104, include PC/104, ePiC, and eBX. PCI‑104, sUMIT, and FeaturePak. ♦♦Embedded-Ready Subsystems—a growing family of ♦♦Integrated Systems—a line of high quality, fully-inte- embedded-ready subsystem (eRs) products combine grated platforms for a wide variety of fixed and mobile the high performance processing and leading-edge i/o applications. of COMs with the modular flexibility of stackable single board computers—all within a compact, rugged, reliable, pre-integrated module. ComPaCt, RuggeD, ReLiable Designs our board- and system-level embedded products feature compactness, ruggedness, and reduced power consumption. Distinguishing characteristics include: ♦♦high Integration—our “2-in-1” sBC and eRs products combine core computing capabilities with the equivalent functions of up to fivei /o expansion modules. ♦ ♦ Wide-Temperature Operation—most Diamond products support -40°C to environmental test Chamber +85°C operation. ♦♦Fanless—most of our sBC and eRs products are offered in fanless versions. ♦♦Solid-State Flashdisks—For enhanced reliability and reduced power consumption, size, and weight ♦♦Soldered-on M e m o r y a n d Rugged SO-DIMMs—Protects against the effects of shock and vibration. ♦♦Cable-Free Enclosures—our unique Pandora enclosure reduces the unreli- ability of interconnecting cables, by means of a panel i/o board that brings UsB flashdisk sBC i/o directly to external connectors. SATA flashdisk customizatioN and iNtegratioN serviCes We offer a wide range of customization and integration services, including: Software Services Ruggedization Services Customization Services at Diamond systems, we’re well ♦♦Conformal Coating—Greatly re- ♦♦Component Depopulation — aware that software is frequently the duce the risk of board damage due Reduces board cost and power greatest development challenge in to moisture, corrosion or fungus. consumption. embedded system projects. that’s ♦♦hardwired Configuration— ♦♦Modified I/O Connectors— why we provide a comprehensive Replaces jumper options with Connectors can be changed to latch- suite of support software for all our hard-wired settings for increased ing, vertical, or right angle to better single-board computers (sBCs) and ruggedness. fit your mechanical requirements. i/o modules. our operating system software Development Kits and ♦♦Burn-In Testing—Weeds out in- ♦♦Modified Bus Connectors— Universal Driver software (see page fant mortality by means of a fixed PC/104 stackthrough connectors 25) helps ease the task of integrat- elevated temperature test. can be replaced with non-stack- ing the PC-compatible and data ac- through versions, allowing a board ♦♦Extended Temperature Testing— quisition functions of our sBCs and to be mounted closer to the base of Confirms each board’s operating i/o modules into your application. an enclosure temperature range via 100% envi- and when the need arises, our high- ronmental testing. ♦♦Custom Enclosures—an enclosure ly-skilled embedded software special- can be tuned to your application’s ists can help you meet your project’s ♦♦Custom BIOS Settings — Board requirements, including body piec- precise requirements by modifying or powers up with correct settings es and/or modified holes, cutouts, enhancing sBC BsPs and i/o module without battery backup. markings / silkscreens, and colors. drivers, porting our software to non- standard OS versions, incorporating ♦♦Configuration Control — ensures third-party drivers, and more. you obtain the same version of your custom configuration for the life of your product. © Copyright 2011 Diamond systems Corporation. all rights reserved. Printed in USA. all trademarks and logos are copyright their respective owners. www.diamondsystems.com 3 101011010010100110100101001010100100 101011010010100110100101001010100100 101001010011001010010100101001010 101001010011001010010100101001010 100111010101010101010100101010101001 100111010101010101010100101010101001 10010100101010010101001010100101010 10010100101010010101001010100101010 10100101010101010010101010001010 10100101010101010010101010001010 010101010101010011001010100101010100 010101010101010011001010100101010100 101000100100101010100011001010101perfect fit solutionS 101000100100101010100011001010101 optimized embedded solutions for Real-World applications Diamond Systems understands your requirements are unique. our consultative approach to embedded systems results in greater economy and functionality PerfeCt-Fit solutioNs OffeR than traditional off-the-shelf solutions, while meeting Multiple BeNeFits
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