The CM-VID-30 is color graphics module based on the AGAC (Advanced Graphic and Alphanumeruc Controller) TS-68483, incorporating features demanded in military & industrial applications.
CM-VID-30 is populated with eighteen 32 pin SRAM sockets, which provide up to 4.6 Mbytes of installed graphic SRAM.
This module allows operations with two independent graphic banks, each one provided with a frame buffer of up to 2048x2048 pixels and four color planes.
The metallic layer within the PCB benefits heat dissipation & uniform component temperatures, thus increasing component longevity & module MTBF.
The color palette offers 8 bit resolution and provides up to 4.19 million different colors. The BT-453 output video levels accords with the RS-343 A specifications.
Military versions with thermal overlay greatly improve capability to withstand shock & vibration.
The CM-VID-30 offer three output video connectors. Three coaxial and one cannon 9 pin connector are used to output analog video, one cannon 9 pin connector is dedicated to TTL RGBI output.
All versions are compatible at the function level, Industrial versions allow low cost software development.
C: Commercial range >> Implements low cost Commercial plastic IC's rated for 0 to +70°C. Continuous board operation from 0 to +60°C. Class II industrial quality connectors. Storage from -10 to +85°C.
I: Industrial range >> Manufactured with Industrial range plastic or ceramic IC's rated for -25 (-40) to +85°C. Continuous module operation from -20 to +75°C. Class II industrial quality connectors. Storage from -40 to +100°C.
R+: Military Rugged+ range >> Implements ceramic IC's rated from -55 to +125°C. Class I MIL-C-55302 connectors. Conduction cooled PCB with thermal overlay. Operation from -40 to +85°C. Storage from -55 to +125°C.
883: Military 883 range >> Manufactured with conduction cooled PCB & MIL-STD-883 B/C military ceramic parts (-55 to +125°C). Class I MIL-C-55302 connectors. Operation from -50 to +90°C. Storage from -55 to +125°C.
Ordering Example: CM-VID-30 /V /T /M
V (Board Version)
S1: Eighteen 32kx8 SRAM modules - 1024x1024 pixels.
S2: Eighteen 128kx8 SRAM modules - 2048x1024 pixels.
S3: Eighteen 256kx8 SRAM modules - 2048x2048 pixels.
T (Board Temperature Range)
C: Commercial. Fiberglass PCB only.
I: Industrial. Fiberglass PCB only.
R+: Military Rugged+. Conduction cooled PCB only.
883: Military 883. Conduction cooled PCB only.
M (PCB Mechanical Version)
A: IEC-297 Mechanics with front panel I/O connectors.
B: P1101.2 Military mechanics, dummy front panel & wedge-locks.
Part Number Example: CM-MEM-40/3/R+/B
- Graphics board with eighteen 256kx8 SRAM modules.
- Military Rugged+ range (-40 to +85°C operating).
- IEEE P1101.2 Military mechanics with wedge-locks.
LEVEL 1, CM-VID-30 MAP: User´s manual. Module hardware functional description oriented toward software development.
LEVEL 2, CM-VID-30 MMT: Maintenance manual with BIT scope, test point wave forms. logic analyzerdiagrams, etc.
LEVEL 3, CM-VID-30 NAT: Maintenance manual according to NATO forces. Includes the above manuals plus mechanical & electrical schematics, NATO list part number, extended functional description, maintenance & calibration procedures for in-service equipment.
Wind River Systems VxWorks Tornado: The CM-VID-30 is supported by VxWorks Tornado & is ideal for developing real time software under UNIX environments. A complete "C" language driver in source code is available at low cost. Drivers include a floppy-disk & user's manual.
Microware Systems OS-9: Drivers for the real time OS-9 Operating System are available in "C" language. This driver is supplied with user's manual & source code floppy-disk.
Microtec Research MCC-68K Drivers: A "C" language source code driver written for the MCC-68K cross-compiler from Microtec Research. This low cost option is intended for using a PC as host.
* NOTE - Drivers for other leading operating systems can be optionally supplied under request.