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Linux Development System


ARM&EVA is a modular system for development of hardware and software for embedded Linux applications - such as the GALEP-5 device programmer series. It consists of a matchbox-sized ARM9 based MCU module that offers sufficient computing power for any application, and the EVA development board that gives you a ready-to-run system.

ARM&EVA is the easiest way to build your own embedded Linux application - like a web server that allows controlling machinery via Internet - at an unbeatable low price!

  

 


Pre-installed Software
At startup, the system boots the preinstalled Linux (Debian with Kernel 2.6) and activates its web server, FTP server, Telnet server and NFS. Without having to program a single line of code, you can immediately 'play around' with the system, access the SD card, display web pages with the web server or run sample programs via Telnet.

 

Live-CD

The included Knoppix CD contains a complete development environment (tool chain) for your applications. In most cases the pre-installed Linux does not need to be modified. You can develop embedded applications as easy as for a PC. Transfer your programs by FTP to the file system of the Flash ROM and to the startup list. After the next reset, your application is started automatically.

 

Free Configuration

For expericenced Linux programmers all tools are available for modifying the pre-installed Linux system - including a tools for creating and programming new Flash images. The boot loader can be configured for booting from Flash ROM, SD card, or RS232. 

 

Documentation

The documentation contains all circuit diagrams, the complete source code of the software and a tutorial for getting your application up and running even without previous Linux experience.


ARM9 MODULE HARDware
The MCU module is AT91RM9200 based and offers basic peripheral ports on board. All signals are wired to two 90 pin connectors. Several RAM configurations are available.

Miniature dimensions: 43 mm x 70 mm
Atmel AT91RM9200 CPU (200 MIPS)
32 MB / 16 bit to 128 MB / 32 bit SDRAM, 8 MB Flash memory
SD Card interface and Mini USB device connector on board
Single 3.3 V power supply (1.8 V regulator on board)
Ethernet 10/100 controler on board
2 x 90 pin (1,27mm) connectors with all CPU I/O, 4 serial ports, data and address bus, 2 x USB host, 6 timers/counters

ARM9 MODUL Software
Ready to go Linux (Debian) with kernel 2.6.
Bootable from Dataflash, USB device or RS232.
Live CD with GCC-3.3 based tool chain.
Firmware upgrade utilities

EVA EVALUATION BOARD
The evaluation board contains all peripherals for a fast setup of embedded system prototypes, including a connector for a gray scale LCD.

Socket for ARM9 module
3.3 V switching regulator
5.5 V switching regulator (for USB host supply)
RS-232 line driver with 9 pin SUB-D connector
Ethernet 10/100 connector
2 x USB host connectors
2,54 mm connectors for remaining CPU signals
Connector for an optional 240 x 160 pixel gray scale LCD.

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ARM & EVA Overview (pdf)
ARM Module Data Sheet (pdf)
EVA Board Data Sheet (pdf)
Software Documentation (tar.bz2)
Software (tar.bz2) / Toolchain (tar.bz2)
 
     
 

 
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