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COM Express: Great Taste, Less Filling

Posted by Earle Foster on Jan 24th 2012

Remember the popular Miller Lite commercials that promise a great tasting beer that won’t fill you up? That message resonated with consumers because it promise … View More

Where do I find a Linux driver for my Sealevel asynchronous serial adapter?

Dec 28th 2011

Most Sealevel serial adapters use the serial drivers built into the Linux kernel. For USB and UART-based serial adapters, the Linux drivers may need additional i … View More

How do I create a ‘silent install’ for a Sealevel software driver in Microsoft Windows?

Dec 28th 2011

All current Sealevel software packages can be silently installed by running the installer with the /S /v/qn command line switches. This is demonstrated for SeaCOM 3.8 … View More

How to configure USB serial adapters in Linux

Dec 23rd 2011

The serial USB driver in Linux contains many product IDs for Sealevel devices. However, the newest devices may not be currently included in the driver. This gu … View More

How to add missing vendor/product IDs for UART-based serial adapters in Linux

Dec 23rd 2011

Linux supports the direct use of 16XXX UART-based devices with the drivers included in the kernel sources. However, kernel versions prior to 3.7.0-rc6 are missing … View More

How to integrate the 2107 USB to serial adapter into your RS-485 network

Dec 8th 2011

The 2107 is designed for two-wire (half duplex) RS-485 applications and provides reduced wiring costs and protection against EMI and other induced line noise … View More

Q&A with Siri

Posted by Wallace Krebs on Dec 2nd 2011

What’s my favorite app? If you had asked me prior to October 14 of this year, I would have probably responded with one of the dozens of photography-related app … View More

How can I measure floating analog signals?

Dec 1st 2011

We recommend using a SeaI/O-570 module, which has eight 16-bit A/D inputs that are capable of measuring floating, or non-referenced, analog signals.For instruction … View More

What is a floating analog signal?

Dec 1st 2011

A floating signal source is a signal that is not connected in any fashion to the building ground system but rather has an isolated ground reference point … View More

What wire colors are used for RS-485 on a SeaI/O module?

Dec 1st 2011

We assume that you want to use a standard (CAT5/6 EIA/TIA-568B) Ethernet patch cable to connect to the RJ45 pass-through connector on the side of the SeaI/O module, d … View More

Sealevel Talks COM Express and Custom Carrier Boards in Military Embedded Systems

Posted by Amanda Brock on Nov 15th 2011

In this month’s issue of Military Embedded Systems, Earle Foster (VP of Sales and Marketing) discusses how COM Express enables application-specific data acqu … View More

Sealevel to Provide GE Intelligent Platforms with COM Express Carrier Designs

Posted by Amanda Brock on Nov 15th 2011

Sealevel announced that it will provide advanced custom carrier boards designs for GE’s family of COM Express embedded processor modules. Sealevel, known for … View More

Manual: 8012e

Nov 11th 2011

Downloads: 8012e User Manual Size: 1.35 MB Type: pdf Article Specifications: Related Models: 8012e, 8012eS Product Manual for Sealevel M … View More

Sealevel Fields Co-Ed Softball Team

Posted by Amanda Brock on Nov 11th 2011

Sealevel often fields a co-ed softball team to participate in a local league. This year was no exception as we were able to recruit quite a number of Sealevel employ … View More

Sealevel Adapting to the Military

Nov 10th 2011

Article by Liz Segrist(Appeared in November 7, 2011 issue of GSA Business)Sealevel Systems Inc. of Liberty recently expanded to support its new contracts with … View More

Lunch Break: Frisbee

Posted by Greg Harrison on Nov 9th 2011

I really enjoy playing frisbee. It is a sport that adapts well to age, ability, number of participants, and desired activity level. It is social and can be either se … View More

What signal connections or I/O interfaces can Sealevel design into a COM Express carrier board?

Nov 8th 2011

COM Express is the most commonly used Computer on Module implementation. Although there are three different sizes and other technical variations, the Basic … View More

Sealevel’s Relio R1420: Compact Design for Rugged Environments

Nov 4th 2011

Sealevel’s Relio R1420 is a small, rugged embedded computer that operates without fans or other moving parts for the most reliable operation possible. Designed … View More

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COM Express: Great Taste, Less Filling

Where do I find a Linux driver for my Sealevel asynchronous serial adapter?

How do I create a ‘silent install’ for a Sealevel software driver in Microsoft Windows?

How to configure USB serial adapters in Linux

How to add missing vendor/product IDs for UART-based serial adapters in Linux

How to integrate the 2107 USB to serial adapter into your RS-485 network

Q&A with Siri

How can I measure floating analog signals?

What is a floating analog signal?

What wire colors are used for RS-485 on a SeaI/O module?

Sealevel Talks COM Express and Custom Carrier Boards in Military Embedded Systems

Sealevel to Provide GE Intelligent Platforms with COM Express Carrier Designs

Manual: 8012e

Sealevel Fields Co-Ed Softball Team

Sealevel Adapting to the Military

Lunch Break: Frisbee

What signal connections or I/O interfaces can Sealevel design into a COM Express carrier board?

Sealevel’s Relio R1420: Compact Design for Rugged Environments

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