Linux Controller is designed to facilitate programming.
September 19, 2007 -
Omniflash controller provides user with array of I/O devices supported by pre-installed Linux 2.4 kernel. Along with 200 MHz ARM9 processor suited for handling multitasking operations, unit comes with 10/100 Ethernet, 2 serial ports, battery-backed clock/calendar, USB, DIO, and stereo audio line level outputs. Onboard memory includes 16 MB Flash, organized as Ext2 file system, and 32 MB SDRAM. Linux OS also includes 150+ Linux/Unix system utilities.
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Original Press release
JK Microsystems Inc.
1403 Fifth St., Suite D
Davis, CA, 95616
USA
Inexpensive Linux Controller is Easy to Program
JK microsystems introduces their Omniflash controller, which provides the user with a rich array of I/O devices seamlessly supported by a pre-installed Linux 2.4 kernel. The controller comes furnished 10/100 Ethernet, 2 serial ports, battery backed clock/calendar, USB, digital I/O's and stereo audio line level outputs. The 200Mhz ARM9 processor handles complex multitasking operations efficiently. Onboard memory includes 16 Mbytes of Flash memory organized as a Ext2 filesystem and 32 Mbytes of SDRAM.
The Linux operating system also includes over 150 standard Linux/Unix system utilities including ftp, tftp, telnet and vi. Also included in the development kit is a bootable Knoppix CD-ROM preconfigured with development tools to support the Omniflash.
Quantity 100 price for the Omniflash controller is $129. Development kits are available for $199.
www.jkmicro.com
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