Re: [Gumstix-users] Temperature industrial version, 4 serial port and other...

[Antoine Cottin <antoine.cottin@et...>]

Hi Doug,

This is very interesting ! I can't wait for the result, a USB controller
would be just GREAT for the gumstix !
I'm waiting for more info.

Thanks

Antoine

Le vendredi 06 janvier 2006 à 13:57 -0500, Doug Sutherland a écrit :

> Octave, Adèle et Antoine Cottin wrote:
>  > Is there a way to have the gumstix have a USB controller
> 
> I am working on this, an ECHI USB controller can be interfaced to connex
> via the data and address lines. I will be trying ISP1761 (High Speed OTG)
> and SL811HST (Full Speed Host/Slave). As part of this, I am integrating
> a USB IDE/ATAPI controller. Hopefully the ISP1761 will work out okay
> (there isn't much driver support), because it is a high speed (480MB/sec)
> controller, and so is the ATAPI. This should yield very good performance
> for hard drives, cdroms, or whatever. Will post more info later when I
> have a completed carrier board (designing the board right now).
> 
> Note: Even though PXA270 has USB OTG, like ALL of the ARM based USB
> controllers I see, it is not high speed, just full speed. Having a full
> speed USB OTG opens up some interesting possibilities for streaming
> audio and video, fast access to IDE hard drives, etc.
> 
>   -- Doug
> 
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[Gumstix-users] Temperature industrial version, 4 serial port and other...

[<adancottin@ae...>]

Hi,

As Craig mentioned in a former post, it seems to be possible to have 
some custom gumstix meeting the industrial temperature range operation. 
Cause I need this specification as will use the gumstix as datalogger in 
extrem conditions for scientific purpose, and I have to be sure that the 
gusmtix will not crash or freeze.

Could it be possible to have the price of the following item in a 
industral configuration:
-Connex 400 XM
-NetMMC
and an estimate delivery delay.

Also when I look the 60 pin Hirose connector, it's seems possible to 
have like 4 serial ports. I'm correct ? I'm looking to make my own 
custom PCB with the 4 serial port. Did some of you allready attempt ? 
and success ? If it's not possible, can you tell me why ?

Is there a way to have the gumstix have a USB controller (different from 
the one proposed in the wiki with a CF USB controller) ?

Thanks for all your precious answer

Regards,

Antoine

Re: [Gumstix-users] Temperature industrial version, 4 serial port and other...

[Doug Sutherland <doug@pr...>]

Octave, Adèle et Antoine Cottin wrote:
 > Is there a way to have the gumstix have a USB controller

I am working on this, an ECHI USB controller can be interfaced to connex
via the data and address lines. I will be trying ISP1761 (High Speed OTG)
and SL811HST (Full Speed Host/Slave). As part of this, I am integrating
a USB IDE/ATAPI controller. Hopefully the ISP1761 will work out okay
(there isn't much driver support), because it is a high speed (480MB/sec)
controller, and so is the ATAPI. This should yield very good performance
for hard drives, cdroms, or whatever. Will post more info later when I
have a completed carrier board (designing the board right now).

Note: Even though PXA270 has USB OTG, like ALL of the ARM based USB
controllers I see, it is not high speed, just full speed. Having a full
speed USB OTG opens up some interesting possibilities for streaming
audio and video, fast access to IDE hard drives, etc.

  -- Doug

Re: [Gumstix-users] Temperature industrial version, 4 serial port and other...

[Antoine Cottin <antoine.cottin@et...>]

Hi Doug,

This is very interesting ! I can't wait for the result, a USB controller
would be just GREAT for the gumstix !
I'm waiting for more info.

Thanks

Antoine

Le vendredi 06 janvier 2006 à 13:57 -0500, Doug Sutherland a écrit :

> Octave, Adèle et Antoine Cottin wrote:
>  > Is there a way to have the gumstix have a USB controller
> 
> I am working on this, an ECHI USB controller can be interfaced to connex
> via the data and address lines. I will be trying ISP1761 (High Speed OTG)
> and SL811HST (Full Speed Host/Slave). As part of this, I am integrating
> a USB IDE/ATAPI controller. Hopefully the ISP1761 will work out okay
> (there isn't much driver support), because it is a high speed (480MB/sec)
> controller, and so is the ATAPI. This should yield very good performance
> for hard drives, cdroms, or whatever. Will post more info later when I
> have a completed carrier board (designing the board right now).
> 
> Note: Even though PXA270 has USB OTG, like ALL of the ARM based USB
> controllers I see, it is not high speed, just full speed. Having a full
> speed USB OTG opens up some interesting possibilities for streaming
> audio and video, fast access to IDE hard drives, etc.
> 
>   -- Doug
> 
> 
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490 rue de la Couronne
Québec, Qc
G1K 9A9 CANADA
(418)654-2530 #3706