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General| Category | Single board computers |
|---|---|
| Bus Type | VME |
| Series | VMIVME-7807 |
| Form Factor | VME |
| Storage | CompactFlash |
| Ethernet | 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| VME Interface | VME64 |
| Operating Temperature | 0° to +55°C |
| Operating System Support | Linux |
| Serial Ports | Two serial ports |
Procedures for carefully unpacking and inspecting the board for damage during shipment.
Details on configuring the SBC with factory-installed jumpers and preparing for operation.
Steps for physically installing the VMIVME-7807/VME-7807RC board into a VME chassis.
Descriptions and locations of the front and rear panel connectors for I/O access.
Detailed illustration and explanation of the front panel layout, including connectors and LEDs.
Information on the Intel Pentium M processor used in the SBC.
Details on DDR SDRAM memory capacity and access.
Mapping of PCI bus devices to interrupt request lines.
Overview of integrated peripherals like serial ports, IDE, and USB.
Information on the 10/100 Mbit and Gigabit Ethernet controllers supported.
Details on the SVGA and DVI video capabilities and supported resolutions.
Explanation of the DVI interface for high-speed digital video connections.
Description of the DVI connector types and pin configurations.
Configuration for driving two monitors simultaneously using the SBC.
Features related to the VME bus interface, including master/slave capabilities.
Monitoring and control of the temperature sensor via SMBus.
Description of embedded PCI functions like NVRAM, timers, and watchdog timer.
Details on the four user-programmable timers and their control registers.
Information on the programmable watchdog timer for system integrity.
Details on the 32 KByte non-volatile RAM for data retention.
Register definitions for VME control and addressing.
Information about the optional onboard CompactFlash mass storage.
How to boot the SBC remotely via Ethernet.
Detailed pinout information for the VME P1 and P2 connectors.
Pinout details for the optional VME P0 connector.
Pinout information for the PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) connectors.
Pinout details for the USB connectors.
Pinout details for the Gigabit Ethernet connector.
Pinout details for the SVGA video connector.
Pinout details for the COM1 serial port connector.
Pinout details for the mouse/keyboard connector.
Pinout details for the 10/100 Mbit Ethernet connector.
How to select a one-time boot device from the BIOS setup.
Overview of the main BIOS setup screen, including system information.
Configuration options for CPU, IDE, SuperIO, and other settings.
Settings for PCI devices, interrupts, and Plug and Play configuration.
Configuration of boot device priority and system boot behavior.
Security settings, including supervisor and user passwords.
Configuration options for system chipsets like North and South Bridges.
Options for saving changes, loading defaults, or exiting the BIOS setup.
Describes methods for enabling remote booting from the LAN.
Configuration of Intel Boot Agent settings for PXE boot.
Instructions for installing drivers for Microsoft Windows 2000.
Instructions for installing drivers for Microsoft Windows XP.
