LA012 - Transputer Link Adapter PCMCIA Card
 The LA012 card is designed to interface with Inmos style transputers using a 10/20MBits/sec asynchronous serial connection. Decoding modes are available that mimic the original Inmos ISA development board I/O ports allowing a path for legacy software compatibility under DOS. The card uses the Inmos IMSC012 chip and uses RS422 buffers for the high speed interface. Support circuits are also implemented to allow direct drive of a range of HP/Agilent fibre-optic transciever modules.
Technical Features
- IMSC012 Serial Link Adapter chip for Inmos style transputers and systems.
- 10/20MBits/sec link speeds supported using software selection.
RS422 drivers & receivers.
- 3 Digital I/Os, 2 Digital outputs and 1 Digital input to mimic original Inmos
ISA development board .
- Drive circuits for HP/Agilent versatile fibre modules HFBR1528 / HFBR2528.
- Card comes with Elan's Card Center Pro software that installs INF scripts
and sample code.
Drivers work in DOS*, Windows95, 98, 98SE, Me, 2000, XP.
- Automatic O.S. recognition and configuration.
- Hot swappable PCMCIA 2.1+ compliant TypeII design
- Low power consumption: Typical 75mA at 5V
- Transient protected drivers, receivers and I/O for protection of your
card and PC
- Supplied with 1m Type30 cable. Connector latches into PC Card for security.
- Terminates to DB37 Female with male screw jacks
- Can be fitted with Elan's unique Strain Relief Assembly to ruggedize the PC
Card to cable connection (optional extra), product code "SRA1".
The User Guide is available on request !
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HD717 - Synchronous RS422/485 4MBits/sec
HDLC Serial Comms PCMCIA Card
 The HD717 uses an industry standard Serial Comms Controller Chip to support serial data formats such as HDLC, X25, Monosync and Bisync. The same controller can also support various asynchronous data formats. Because this controller can support up to 4MBits/sec on both TX and RX channels concurrently, it needs extra data buffering for use in high latency operating systems like Windows. What makes the HD717 is unique is that rather than relying on the measly 4 byte buffer on-chip, we supplemented it with 4KByte FIFOs for both TX and RX data. This means that even at maximum rate, the HD717 card can still maintain its data flow with under/over runs.
Technical Features
- Zilog 85233 SCC chip with unique supplementary 4KByte TX and RX FIFOs.
- Bit-synchronous data rates up 4MBits/sec with RS422 differential
interfaces, including HDLC, X25 etc.
- RS422 drivers can be tri-stated under software control to allow
half-duplex RS485 operation.
- SCC supports RTZ, NRZ, NRZL, FM0 and FM1 encoding of serial data.
- Flexible clock routing and generation architecture, supplementary to
SCC's own baud rate generators
- SCC also supports asynchronous serial modes up to 1MBaud
- Fast interrupt driven architecture with access to FIFO flags as well as
SCCs internal status registers
- Card also implements a low-rate data channel (unrelated to SCC)
for use with flight recorder playback
- 8 general purpose digital I/O lines for monitoring and/or control
- Card comes with Elan's Card Center Pro software with sample C++ code.
- Working prototype driver/dll + source code available for Windows
NT4 /W2000/XP solution.
- Automatic O.S. recognition and configuration.
- Hot swappable PCMCIA 2.1+ compliant TypeII design
- Low power consumption: Typical 35mA at 5V, with software support
for reduced power sleep mode
- Supplied with 1m Type30 cable. Connector latches into PC Card for
security. Terminates to DB37 Female with male screw jacks
- Can be fitted with Elan's unique Strain Relief Assembly to ruggedize the
PC Card to cable connection (optional extra), product code "SRA1"
The complete User Guide is available on request !
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SL100 - Chrysler CCD Vehicle Bus Comms PC Card
 The SL100 uses a standard 16450 UART with baud rate settings that makes it capable of communicating with a Chrysler CCD Vehicle bus. The SL100 uses a protected interface driver chip, as prescribed by the bus specification, to connect with vehicle peripherals in a robust and highly noise immune way. The card automatically configures to become another COM port by using the built-in O.S. drivers that are tried and tested and are optimized to work in the Windows environment.
Technical Features
- 16C450 UART with 1.00MHz crystal allowing data rates compatible with
the bus system, including 7812.5Baud
- 5V supply available at the edge connector
- Card comes with Elan's Card Center Pro software that installs INF scripts
and sample code.
- Drivers work in DOS*, Windows95, 98, 98SE, Me, 2000, XP
- Automatic O.S. recognition and configuration.
- Hot swappable PCMCIA 2.1+ compliant TypeII design
- Low power consumption: Typical 15mA at 5V
- Protected serial drivers and receivers for protection of your card and PC
- Supplied with 1m Type30 cable. Connector latches into PC Card for security.
- Terminates to DB37 Female with male screw jacks
- Can be fitted with Elan's unique Strain Relief Assembly to ruggedize the
PC Card to cable connection (optional extra), product code "SRA1"
*DOS support requires Card and Socket Services e.g. SystemSoft or Award
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GO32 - 80C320 uProcessor Comms PCMCIA Card
 The G032 card incorporates an 80C320 ROMless uProcessor capable of running at 20MHz and executing instructions some 1.5x to 3x as fast as the comparable 8051 device while maintaining code compatibility with the 8051. For external interaction, the uProcessor is connected to 2 separate fault protected RS232 interfaces and several uProcessor I/O lines are also available at the card's edge connector. Firmware for the uProcessor is downloaded from the host into a dual ported SRAM at application run-time. This memory serves as the program store and a message exchange buffer with certain locations able to cause interrupts to the host PC or to the uProcessor.
Technical Features
- 80C320 uProcessor with 10 or 20MHz clock speed
(host software configurable)
- 4KBytes of byte-wide dual port RAM for program storage and message
passing to host PC. RAM is lockable from host PC side to allow protection
against eronious writes
- RAM region contains certain key addresses that allow message passing
under interrupt control to and from the host PC.
- Dual fault protected RS232 interfaces connect to the uProcessor for
external comms. Each port is programmable as DTE or DCE to allow
reconfiguration of physical interfaces without changing cables.
Port driver circuits allow up to 50KBaud (slew rate limited)
- I/O from uProcessor available for status and/or control at edge connector
500us resolution timer can driver uProcessor interrupt to allow long timing
periods to be attained in firmware
- Card comes with Elan's Card Center Pro software that installs INF scripts
and sample code.
- Drivers work in DOS*, Windows95, 98, 98SE, Me, 2000, XP
- Automatic O.S. recognition and configuration.
- Hot swappable PCMCIA 2.1+ compliant TypeII design
- Power consumption: Typical 150mA at 5V fully active at 20MHz clock speed
- Protected serial drivers and receivers for protection of your card and PC
- Supplied with 1m Type30 cable. Connector latches into PC Card for security.
- Terminates to DB37 Female with male screw jacks
- Can be fitted with Elan's unique Strain Relief Assembly to ruggedize the PC
- Card to cable connection (optional extra), product code "SRA1"
*DOS support requires Card and Socket Services e.g. SystemSoft or Award
The complete User Guide is available on request !
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B100/PIK1 - Buffered Parallel Bus Interface PCMCIA Card
 The B100 allows designers of proprietary equipment to connect to the PCMCIA bus of a laptop or notebook. The card buffers and controls a parallel 8-bit wide data bus and offers 4 strobes, 11 address lines and two signals that make the card easier to use legacy ISA boards. The B100 card is part of a kit known as the "PIK1" which allows legacy 8-bit ISA boards to be connected.
Price: 608 EUR
The B100 card includes a Plug-n-Play CIS to allow the system to recognize and allocate resources to it.
Technical Features
- Parallel 8-bit bi-directional bus, 11 address lines, MEMR, MEMW, IORD and
IOWR lines to drive ISA boards, RESET, IRQ and AEN signals also supported
to make ISA connection easier
- Plug-n-Play Card Information Structure (CIS) to allow O.S. recognition and
resource allocation
- IO and Memory spaces are addressable
- 5V power output for terminal equipment if required
- Card comes with Elan's Card Center Pro software that installs INF scripts
and sample code.
- Drivers work in DOS*, Windows95, 98, 98SE (call for advice on other O.S.s)
- Automatic O.S. recognition and configuration.
- Hot swappable PCMCIA 2.1+ compliant TypeII design
- Power consumption: Typical 10mA at 5V
- Signals are buffered from PCMCIA host to protect PC
- Supplied with 1m Type30 cable and a 8-bit ISA adapter board.
Connector latches into PC Card for security.
- Terminates to DB37 Female with male screw jacks
- Can be fitted with Elan's unique Strain Relief Assembly to ruggedize the PC
Card to cable connection, product code "SRA1"
*DOS support requires Card and Socket Services e.g. SystemSoft or Award
The complete PIK1 User Guide is available on request !
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