Rugged & fanless in vehicle computers / vehicle pc integrated wide range DC input with surge protection which comply ISO 7637-2 and E-Mark. CAN bus, GPS, GPRS/3.5G/LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth makes Acrosser in vehicle pc / vehicle computer/ Car PC become the best choice for applications in various vehicles such as bus, heavy duty truck, taxi, fire fighter truck, police car, ambulance and train. Typical applications are fleet management,
Acrosser had released it's brand new ACM-XD15MT COM Express Type 7 module which is based on the Intel® Xeon® processor D family, and available in 8 core versions for scalable computing performance. The ACM-XD15MT is ideal for commercial, industrial, and military customers demanding high-bandwidth and intensive processing power.
To let all of you know this product better, we made a product video, please refer to our Acrosser Technology Official Youtube site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk8tfYJZ8qE&t=8s
Acrosser ACM-XD15MT features
*Intel® Xeon® processor D-1548 series
*Support DDR4 ECC/non-ECC SDRAM on three SODIMM sockets, up to 32GB
*Support two 10GbE and one GbE interfaces
*Support 4x USB 3.0, 8x USB 2.0, 2x SATA III, 7x PCIe x1 Gen2, 1x PCIe x16 Gen3, 1x PCIe x8 Gen3
*Support wide operating temperature range of 0°C to 60°C
In response to the rising of artificial intelligence (AI), high-definition audio and video streaming and online live broadcast, data high-speed computing and transmission applications, Intel and AMD have launched a new generation of server platform products, including Intel’s next-generation Xeon® scalable processor family - Purley CPUs which are based on the Skylake-SP architecture and planned to replace the previous both Xeon® E5 and E7 processors powered by Broadwell microarchitecture.
Purley’s new platform combines multiple platform innovations and integrates performance enhancement technologies, including Intel AVX-512, Intel MESH architecture, Optane Solid State Drive (SSD) and Omni-Path Fabric fiber optic transmission technology. Purley’s new platform also supports existing and emerging data center and network workloads, including cloud computing, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence, etc. The evolving data center and network infrastructure are designed to deliver the industry’s highest energy efficiency and system-level performance. Its average performance is 1.65 times higher than the previous generation. Performance of Xeon® expandable processor is 2.2 times more efficient than the previous generation under the ever-increasing workload of artificial intelligence.
Acrosser Technology now is providing customers the Purley’s new platform network appliances, the Acrosser first 2U IoT Rackmount Server:ANR-C627/622N1. Positioned as powerful network appliances, ANR-C627/622N1 equipped with the latest generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors are perfect for IoT Gateway, Edge Computing (EC), Cloud, Next Generation Firewall (NGFW), IPS/IDS, Security Gateway (Se-GW), Unified Threat Management (UTM) and Network Functions Virtualization (NFV). As excellence network appliances, ANR-C627/622N1 series support dual-socket Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, 24* RDIMM/LRDIMM DDR4-2666, dual onboard SFP+ (10G fiber) and 8* Expandable Network Interface Modules (NIMs) for 1G/10G/40G (fiber/Copper/Bypass) various options. Strong networking ability can meet most of the enterprise-class customers’ needs.
Acrosser had committed its valuable resources to further develop its advanced network product lines. Furthermore, Acrosser is now working directly with Intel, as part of Intel IoT Solutions Alliance, in order to be able to offer its customers first-to-market services, the latest technologies, and solutions in a timely manner. As a member of Intel IoT Solutions Alliance, Acrosser is able to directly obtain valuable resources in providing high quality and stable performance products/solutions to its customers, vis-à-vis non-IoT-Alliance-members.
Today, Acrosser Technology announced its fan-less ISA Half-Size single board computer, AMB-VDX3H1, based upon the ultra-low-power Vortex86DX3 processor with wired networking capability.
Acrosser AMB-VDX3H1 is a fan-less ISA Half-Size SBC with PC/104 & ISA Interface featuring the latest generation DM&P® Vortex86DX3® SOC processor with Onboard DDR3 512MB to 1GB SDRAM and 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN.
The AMB-VDX3H1 offers full and legacy ISA bus following PC/104 2.6 specifications, and supports IDE, SATA and CF card storage. The SBC is equipped with VGA(DB15) along with 4 USB 2.0 ports, two RS-232/422/485 serial ports, and two RS232 serial ports. There’s also 1 PS/2 port, 1 JST connector, 1 PC/104 Expansion Slot and 1 ISA golden finger.
Specifications for the AMB-VDX3H1 include:
• Onboard DM&P Vortex86DX3 600MHz 1GHz dual-core
• Onboard 512MB / 1GB DDR3 SDRAM
• PC/104 & ISA Interface
• 4 x COM, 4 x USB 2.0, VGA, 1 xRJ45 10/100 Mbps LAN
• IDE, CF, SATA storage.
• Operating Temp. 0~60oC (32 ~140oF)
Acrosser AMB-VDX3H1 is a fan-less, small size, low power, rugged-design single board computer which is the best solution for embedded systems in the industrial control, industrial automation, factory automation, transportation, Mil/COTS, telecommunication, instrumentation, CNC machines, MMI, HMI(Human Machine Interface), CTI (Computer Telephony Integration) and machine tools applications.
To obtain more information about this powerful fan-less ISA Half-Size single-board computer, you can go to Acrosser official YouTube channel to see the new product introduction video of Acrosser AMB-VDX3H1.
About Acrosser Technology Co.
Headquartered in New Taipei City, Taiwan, with four (4) offices in China and one (1) in the USA in Cypress, California, Acrosser is a leading manufacturer of a wide range of COTS (commercial-off-the shelf) hardware technology products: all-in-one HMI industrial panel PCs, monitors, and embedded computers; single board computers (SBC), ruggedized in-vehicle computers with internal CANbus, and network appliances. Established in 1987, Acrosser offers twenty-nine (29) solid years of expertise in the fields of industrial automation and control, digital visualization in the modern workplace environment; embedded computing solutions for vertical markets such as healthcare, transportation, and gaming; as well as network security and unified threat management (UTM). The company prides itself with a roster of high quality technology products it manufactures for its own branding, as well as custom solutions for major OEM/ODM/JDM projects. Through the years, the company had built a strong in-depth engineering design base, diverse board fabrication capabilities, flexible system integration, and production. Acrosser’s non-stop the pursuit of excellence in quality and customer satisfaction has resulted in the company meeting various industrial standards and certifications such as: ISO9001/ CE/ FCC and UL Furthermore, Acrosser had established an MRPII program that manages materials and resources leading to higher production efficiencies. Acrosser manufacturing centers utilize a world-class customer-driven ERP system to achieve high flexibility and real-time response.
Acrosser, is 100% committed to providing its OEM/ ODM/ JDM and end-user clientele with high-quality innovative embedded computer solutions and networking appliances for shorter time-to-market and in achieving higher competence to win business opportunities in the market place. For more information, please visit: www.acrosser.com
Acrosser is 100% committed to providing it's OEM/ ODM/ JDM and end-user clientele with high-quality innovative embedded computer solutions and networking appliances for shorter time-to-market and in achieving higher competence to win business opportunities in the market place.
Acrosser is now working directly with Intel, as part of Intel IoT Solutions Alliance, in order to be able to offer its customers first-to-market services, the latest technologies, and solutions in a timely manner. As a member of Intel IoT Solutions Alliance, Acrosser is able to directly obtain valuable resources in providing high quality and stable performance products/solutions to its customers, vis-à-vis non-IoT-Alliance-members.
In order to service more customers and make more customers know Acrosser better, today, we are introducing Acrosser’s official YouTube channel to you. In this channel, we are going to show you all of our new products. Here are some remarkable new product videos released on our official YouTube channel now.
*Acrosser Official YouTube Channel!
We hear what you need!!! To make system integrators and engineers’ job easier in the Transit and Railway market, Acrosser Technology integrated PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) feature to its new In-Vehicle PC product to not only simplify the deployment process but also enhance the communication quality.
Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL is equipped with the latest Intel Skylake-S 6th Core i CPU, features 4 x POE GbE LAN port with RJ45 connectors (802.3at, total 60W max) , 2 x swappable 2.5” SSD bay, 8 x USB 3.0 ports, and supports 3 x Mini PCI-e (For 4G & GPS module with 2 x SIM card Socket, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, G Sensor, Dead Reckoning, CAN BUS or OBD II J1939 and etc ), all put together to offer a full-function rugged rolling stock and moving vehicle PC.
Having AIV-Q170V1FL running at different customer sites, most customers were elated by the convenience of the PoE (Power-Over-Ethernet) feature which can support PoE cameras via simple wiring, distribute the power directly through the port, and replace the traditional power cords. Simply put, with PoE, users can easily and economically build an internet environment and install a surveillance system on vehicles.
Besides, Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL is designed with many essential features for onboard computers such as wide operating temperature, anti-shock, and vibration, fan-less enclosure for higher MTBF, and smart power management.
All in all, with all the features mentioned above, Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL In-Vehicle PC will be adequately fit in Delivery Truck/Service Truck Fleet for tracking and route planning applications, and also can be installed in ambulances to provide better communication with the hospital via 4G LTE/Wi-Fi while implementing Telemedicine. It will also be very suitable to run in any commuter bus/tourist bus as surveillance system and passenger counter.
Features ● Support 4 x POE GbE LAN port with RJ45 connector● Support 2 x swappable 2.5” SSD bay● Support 3 x Mini PCI-e (For 4G & GPS module with 2 x SIM card Socket, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, CAN BUS or OBD II J1939, or Dead Reckoning )
Overall speaking, within advanced PoE function, this brand new Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL can facilitate faster deployment of mobile networking on vehicles by eliminating the need for power outlets at every end-point and is designed to meet and fulfill most requirements from customers by accomplishing the desired results of efficient Telematics.
Acrosser Technology not only provides In-Vehicle Computer products with high reliability and availability but also with the best scalability and manageability in the industry. Acrosser Technology is your best choice for building Telematics applications in today’s IoT environment.
We hear what you need!!! To make system integrators and engineers’ job easier in the Transit and Railway market, Acrosser Technology integrated PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) feature to its new In-Vehicle PC product to not only simplify the deployment process but also enhance the communication quality.
Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL is equipped with the latest Intel Skylake-S 6th Core i CPU, features 4 x POE GbE LAN port with RJ45 connectors (802.3at, total 60W max) , 2 x swappable 2.5” SSD bay, 8 x USB 3.0 ports, and supports 3 x Mini PCI-e (For 4G & GPS module with 2 x SIM card Socket, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, G Sensor, Dead Reckoning, CAN BUS or OBD II J1939 and etc ), all put together to offer a full-function rugged rolling stock and moving vehicle PC.
Having AIV-Q170V1FL running at different customer sites, most customers were elated by the convenience of the PoE (Power-Over-Ethernet) feature which can support PoE cameras via simple wiring, distribute the power directly through the poart, and replace the traditional power cords. Simply put, with PoE, users can easily and economically build an internet environment and install the surveillance system on vehicles.
Besides, Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL is designed with many essential features for onboard computers such as wide operating temperature, anti-shock, and vibration, fan-less enclosure for higher MTBF, and smart power management.
All in all, with all the features mentioned above, Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL In-Vehicle PC will be adequately fit in Delivery Truck/Service Truck Fleet for tracking and route planning applications, and also can be installed in ambulances to provide better communication with the hospital via 4G LTE/Wi-Fi while implementing Telemedicine. It will also be very suitable to run on any commuter bus/tourist bus as a surveillance system and passenger counter.
Features
Support 4 x POE GbE LAN port with RJ45 connector●Support 2 x swappable 2.5” SSD bay● Support 3 x Mini PCI-e (For 4G & GPS module with 2 x SIM card Socket, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, CAN BUS or OBD II J1939, or Dead Reckoning )
Overall speaking, within advanced PoE function, this brand new Acrosser AIV-Q170V1FL can facilitate faster deployment of mobile networking on vehicles by eliminating the need for power outlets at every end-point and is designed to meet and fulfill most requirements from customers by accomplishing the desired results of efficient Telematics.
Acrosser Technology not only provides In-Vehicle Computer products with high reliability and availability but also with the best scalability and manageability in the industry. Acrosser Technology is your best choice for building Telematics applications in today’s IoT environment.
For pricing and availability, please send your inquiry at:http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.php
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Dear VVIP customer:
The world’s leading ICT and IoT show, COMPUTEX 2019, offering a complete supply chain and ecosystem are almost here (May 28th to June 1st). Acrosser Technology this year will host a huge VVIP booth, where we will be presenting some new and exciting products, such as network appliances for SD-WAN solutions and in-vehicle computers for the Internet of Vehicle and autonomous vehicles.
While you are in Taipei, we sincerely invite you to visit our VVIP room, get something to drink, and chat with the Acrosser sales and PM/RD teams. We expect the opportunity to get to know you better and show you what we have to offer to solve your IOT challenges in network applications such as network intrusion prevention, content filtering, data leak prevention, VPN, unified threat management (UTM) and SD-WAN solutions.
We will present whole network appliance product lines, from entry-level micro box to high-end 2U IoT rackmount server, in this VVIP room, you won’t like to miss the opportunity to have a look at our product demonstration with unique features at first hand.
Let’s peek at what we have this year: VIDEO link to youtube
Since there are lots of unrevealed products, this VVIP room is for invited customers only. Please contact your Acrosser sales reprehensive or register on-line via http://www.acrosser.com/inquiry.html to get access.
Your presence will be a great honor to us and we are looking forward to seeing you.
The 4th generation Intel Core processor adds a number of features to its security portfolio, including McAfee’s Deep Defender technology, which resides between the memory and embedded system to perform real-time memory and CPU monitoring without impacting overall system performance.
As shown in the picture, additional security elements include multiple solutions. TenAsys also offers the INtime RTOS family, which can run as a stand-alone RTOS or alongside Microsoft Windows as shown. Both products enable users to partition a multicore platform to run mixed fanless embedded systems, making better use of the processor’s advanced features to provide highly integrated solutions. (Microsoft and TenAsys are both Associate members of the Alliance.)A factory is only as strong as its weakest link, so every Internet of Things client in the factory needs protection from viruses, malware, and hacking to prevent costly interruptions to factory operation.
ANR-IB75N1/A/B is a rackmount platform (440x372x44mm) which can be installed in the 19” rack. It can carry a 3rd generation Intel Core i i3, i5, i7, or Pentium processors to deliver higher efficiency, increased processing throughput, and improved performance on applications. ANR-IB75N1/A/B also comes equipped with a maximum 16GB DDR3 memory and optional 2 or 4 x SFP and 8 x LAN ports. System Integrators can select different configurations for their network appliances. It offers the best P/P ratio in applications like the UTM, IDS/IPS, VPN, Firewall, Anti-Virus, Anti-Spam, RSA gateway, QoS, streaming.
ANR-IB75N1/A/B uses 80 Plus PSU which reduces energy consumption and helps protect the environment. The software and hardware configurable LAN bypass feature also prevents communication breaks due to power loss or system hang-ups. In addition to Intel long life support chipsets, ANR-IB75N1/A/B is designed with a long-term support of 5 years.
A new All-in-OneGaming Board, the AMB-A55EG1. AMB-A55EG1 features AMD Embedded G-Series T56N 1.65GHz dual-core APU, two DDR3-1333 SO-DIMM, which provides great computing and graphic performance is suitable for casino gaming and amusement applications. It is designed to comply with the most gaming regulations including GLI, BMM, and Comma 6A. AMB-A55EG1 is specifically designed to be a cost competitive solution for the entry-level gaming market.
AMB-A55EG1 utilizes the functions of an X86 platform, 72-pin Gaming I/O interface, intrusion detection and also various security options, and a complete line of Application Programming Interfaces to create smoother gaming development.
Key features of AMB-A55EG1:
● AMD Embedded G-Series T56N 1.65GHz dual-core APU
● 2 DDR3 SO-DIMM slot support to max 8GB
● 1 VGA port + 1 HDMI port
● 72-pin golden finger interface
● 256KB battery back-up SRAM with battery low monitor
● 2 ccTalk ports
● 1 Gigabit Ethernet port
● 6 USB ports
● 2 SATA ports + 1 mSATA port
● 2 Intrusion Detection door switches
● Hardware security by FPGA + PIC
● 5.1 channels with 2 channel amplifier (6W x 2)
Acrosser AMB-A55EG1 is powered by AMD low power G-Series T56N dual core platform that uses an AMD Radeon HD 6320 graphic controller. The DirectX® 11 support lets you enjoy awesome graphics performance, stunning 3D visual effects and dynamic interactivity. Discrete-level GPU with OpenGL 4.0 and OpenCL™ 1.1 support device provides the tools to build the designs of tomorrow, today.
In conclusion, AMB-A55EG1 bridges Acrosser’s innovated gaming solutions and AMD Embedded G-Series APU to bring the optimum combination of computing power, graphic performance, and gaming features. Acrosser supports all gaming products in Windows XP Pro, XP embedded and mainstream Linux operation system with complete software development kit (SDK). In addition, Acrosser’s gaming platforms have a minimum 5-year availability to fulfill the demand of long term supply in gaming industry.
For more information on AMB-A55EG1 or any other products, please contact your local Acrosser sales channel or logon to our website: www.acrosser.com
Virtualization for embedded systems has many implementations in which two or more operating systems coexist to gain the benefits of each. One approach puts Microsoft Windows and a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) together.
Much is being said about virtualization these days in the softwareworld. Simply stated, virtualization is about getting multiple OSs to run on the same computing platform at the same time. Virtualization has been cited as a key technology for getting the most performance out of the newest multicore processors. But just as not all computing applications are the same, not all virtualization approaches are appropriate for all applications.
Embedded systems have a key requirement that doesn’t normally apply to office and server computers: the need for deterministic response to real-time events. To support the requirement for determinism, embedded applications typically use RTOSs. Embedded applications also employ general-purpose OSs to handle operator interfaces, databases, and general-purpose computing tasks.
In the past, because OSs couldn’t successfully co-reside on computing platforms, system developers employed multiple processing platforms using one or more to support real-time functions and others to handle general-purpose processing. System designers that can combine both types of processing on the same platform can save costs by eliminating redundant computing hardware. The advent of multicore processors supports this premise because it is possible to dedicate processor cores to different computing environments; however, the software issues posed by consolidating such environments require special consideration. Combining real-time and general-purpose operating environments on the same platform (Figure 1) places some stringent requirements on how virtualization is implemented.
Figure 1: Embedded virtualization combines real-time and general-purpose processing on a single platform.
Paravirtualization
A common approach to supporting multiple OSs, on an embedded platform is to employ operating software called a hypervisor that boots first on power-up, then loads the OSs. The hypervisor is in charge of the platform and handles the memory partitioning and other processor resources between the OS environments. If the CPU doesn’t support Intel’s VT-x hardware extensions for virtualization, modifications must be made to the guest OSs, so they know that they’re supported by a hypervisor. They must carry out their own address translation to avoid conflict with memory belonging to other OSs.
A situation such as this, where the guest OS is aware that it is a guest, is called paravirtualization. Though the scheme might work, the main downside to this approach is that developers can’t use a standard out-of-the-box OS as a guest. This is the virtualization approach that the Xen hypervisor takes. Modifying a third-party OS can lead to major support headaches, and the cost of supporting such a product over its long-term life cycle through upgrades and updates is significant.
Server virtualization
To minimize the changes that need to be made to a guest OS so that it can run in a virtual environment, developers can build a hypervisor that emulates the entire machine, providing each guest OS with what it thinks is exclusive access to the processor platform. This approach is being used today on multicore processor systems to run multiple instances of the same application.
While this approach might be satisfactory for server applications that are optimized to keep the processors busy, it is unacceptable for embedded applications that need to ensure the fastest possible response to external events. Currently available software products of this type are not optimized for Intel Architecture processors or a particular class of applications. Every time a new OS configuration needs to be supported, significant work is required to tailor the hypervisor to work with the selected OSs.
Hardware-aided embedded virtualization
The best type of virtualization for embedded applications involves hardware assist features provided by the processor and platform architecture, which the hypervisor uses to ensure that the system meets the performance goals of the applications to be supported. With embedded virtualization, parts of the machine are emulated to provide a standard environment for multiple OSs, and parts of the system are not emulated to ensure that system performance goals are met. Basic functions such as the PCI bus interface and CMOS registers are emulated, but the I/O interfaces that are necessary for real-time responsiveness are assigned for exclusive use by the guest RTOS.
The embedded hypervisor must partition the machine to separate resources for exclusive use by each OS. TenAsys’ eVM for Windows accomplishes this by configuring the Microsoft Windows bootloader to limit the number of hardware threads and memory that it uses. Windows boots first and runs normally with the remaining resources allocated to it. Because it is running on the bare machine rather than an emulating software layer, Windows tasks execute with maximum performance.
Next, the RTOS and real-time application software are loaded into memory allocated for the real-time portion of the application, then the RTOS is booted from a Windows driver and begins executing application code in its isolated hardware environment. With access to its own performance-critical I/O devices, the real-time application will run completely independently of Windows. Special drivers are provided so that the real-time environment can use Windows resources. When Windows and real-time tasks need to communicate or the real-time application needs to use Windows resources, the two environments communicate via emulated communications links in shared memory such as virtual Ethernet and serial links (see Figure 2). Real-time I/O devices are configured via a generic device driver on the Windows side, and real-time interrupts are configured to be delivered to the virtual machine manager and not to Windows.
Figure 2: Windows and real-time tasks communicate via virtual communication channels between OSs.
Leveraging Intel Architecture
Embedded system developers have made huge investments in intellectual property that they would like to protect. Besides costing money and time to re-implement, changing application code to run in new OS environments can inject errors into applications or cause them to become unreliable.
Efficient embedded virtualization requires hardware support so that a variety of OSs can run without modification. By using the VT-x hardware extensions that Intel provides in its new CPUs and chipsets, an efficient execution platform can be delivered without requiring the guest OS or its drivers to be modified or the system disk to be repartitioned.
New hardware support under development at Intel will enable embedded virtualization with other general-purpose OSs. In addition, Intel is currently developing support for virtualizing the CPU’s paging mechanism and interrupt controller. With the new hardware features, guest OSs can be started and stopped independently, and Windows can be rebooted without needing to reboot the entire platform.
Embedded virtualization saves costs
In the embedded market, developers have been accustomed to tailoring operating environments with additional work and expense using multiple processing platforms to guarantee real-time system responsiveness. But the future can be different. Using eVM for Windows to enable system consolidation without requiring software customization can avoid solutions that are not adaptable while enabling solutions that can be implemented quickly at reasonable cost.
AMB-D255T1,
which carries the Intel dual- core 1.86GHz Atom Processor D2550. AMB-D255T1
features powerful graphic performance via VGA and HDMI, DDR3 SO-DIMM support,
mSATA socket with USB signals and SIM slot, and a DC jack for easy power in.
AMB-D255T1 also provides complete I/O such as 4 x COM ports, 6 x USB2.0 ports, 1
x GbE RJ-45 port, 1 x SATA port with power connector.
Acrosser designs AMB-D255T1 as the slim type with single layer I/O ports to
make the board total height less than 20mm, with external AC/DC power adaptor
which is very suitable for applications with limited space likes Digital
Signage, POS or thin client system.
1. Intel D2550 Processor with NM10 Chipset
2. One 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM Socket
3. 4 x COM, 6 x USB2.0, 1 x SATA II, 1 x Mini PCIe, 1 x GbE
4. Mini PCIe Expansion, SIM Card Socket
