Relio Embedded I/O Server Now Available in 933MHz
Model
Relio
systems combine the reliability and design consistency of a
PLC with the versatility of an industrial computer. 
All
models operate over a wide temperature range with no moving
parts - unreliable hard drives and fans are not needed. For
cost-effective expansion, the system offers a scalable architecture
using PC/104 modules to provide a variety of application specific
I/O options.
Relio
systems are available now with 933MHz Low Voltage Pentium®
or 650MHz/400MHz ULV Mobile Celeron® processors. Each model
is packed with standard I/O including dual 10/100BaseT Ethernet,
four RS-232/422/485 multi-interface serial ports, and four USB
ports. A variety of embedded operating systems are supported
including Windows® XP Embedded, Windows® CE.net, embedded
Linux®, VxWorks®, and QNX®.
Interface
to a wide variety of real world devices is available using Sealevel’s
robust PC/104 I/O family. Choose from multi-interface serial,
optically isolated input, Reed relay and TTL output, A/D, D/A,
and wireless Ethernet options. Each option is equipped with
an I/O connector interface that mounts into any of the three
expansion positions in the enclosure back panel, allowing any
combination of up to three expansion modules.
Download
the Relio brochure at: http://www.sealevel.com/Relio/reliodatasheet.pdf
Targeting
cost-sensitive applications, Sealevel has introduced the SIO4-104
family of value priced four port PC/104 serial I/O modules.
Choose from RS-232 and RS-422/485 interfaces to best match your
application requirements. Each model is designed to meet the
core needs of PC/104 applications requiring high reliability,
small size, and long term availability. Various UART options
and extended temperature range models 
Sealevel
is proud to be an integral part of an important information
system used onboard the B2 Stealth Bomber. This description
of the application courtesy of our customer, James Curry, of
Northrop Grumman Mission Systems: 
other
systems using desktop computers and PCI cards. The Sealevel
PCMCIA card was chosen because of its flexibility and ability
to be programmed for different types of serial interfaces, as
well as for its compatibility with the required operating system,
Windows 2000. The software drivers, the technical support and
the documentation provided with the 3612 card allowed the application
software to be developed, integrated and tested in time to meet
severe schedule constraints." 
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