Abaco Systems VMIVME-7614-133/350-017614-133 E | Single-Board Computer

Abaco Systems VMIVME-7614-133/350-017614-133 E | Single-Board Computer

Brand: General Electric

Product ID: VMIVME-7614-133/350-017614-133 E

Condition: New / used

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Description

Abaco Systems VMIVME-7614-133/350-017614-133 E

Overview

The Abaco Systems VMIVME-7614-133/350-017614-133 E is a high-performance single-board computer (SBC) based on the VME (VersaModule Eurocard) bus architecture, designed for rugged industrial automation, defense, and aerospace applications that require reliable operation in harsh environments.

Functional Features

  • High-performance Processing: Equipped with a [specific processor model] to enable real-time data processing and multi-tasking for complex control algorithms.
  • Flexible I/O Configuration: Integrates standard interfaces (Ethernet, serial ports, USB) and VME bus compatibility for seamless system integration.
  • Rugged Design: Industrial-grade construction withstands vibration, shock, and extreme temperatures, with built-in self-diagnostic functions for enhanced reliability.

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Working Principle

  1. System Initialization: Upon power-up, the BIOS initializes hardware components (memory, I/O interfaces) and loads the OS from storage via the VME bus.
  2. Data Processing Flow: External signals are acquired through I/O ports, processed by the CPU, and transmitted via the VME bus to other system modules in compliance with VME protocol standards.
  3. Bus Communication: Functions as a VME bus master or slave, using arbitration mechanisms to coordinate data transfer and interrupt handling for real-time responsiveness.

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Common Faults and Troubleshooting

Fault SymptomPossible CauseSolution
Power failureFaulty power supply / loose connectionsCheck power input voltage; verify cable connections and fuses.
VME bus communication errorIncorrect addressing / protocol mismatchReview VME bus configuration; ensure address settings and protocol compatibility.
OverheatingInadequate cooling / dust accumulationClean cooling fans; ensure proper ventilation; check thermal management settings.
Intermittent system crashesMemory corruption / driver issuesRun memory diagnostics; update device drivers and firmware.

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