Dynatem RPM and DPMVMEbus Pentium-M Single-Board Computer

Dynatem RPM

	v. 4.2 (hardware-vendor BSP)
Architecture:	x86
Processor group:	Pentium M
Markets:	industrial, military and aerospace
Please consult the board-support guide or contact us for specific platform features supported.

The DPM from Dynatem is a VMEbus- (and VME64-) compatible platform based on the Intel® low-power Pentium® M (Dothan) processor. The DPM takes advantage of the Pentium M's low-power consumption as a rugged Single-Board Computer (SBC) and it is optionally available as an IEEE 1101.2-compliant, conduction-cooled VMEbus module with wedge locks and a full-board heat sink for high shock/vibration environments and temperature extremes.

Dynatem's RPM is the same board design as the convection-cooled DPM. The DPM typically uses front-panel I/O routing but can be provided with identical I/O routing as the RPM for application development in a standard VMEbus chassis.

The 855GME Graphics Memory Controller Hub (GMCH) and 6300ESB I/O Controller Hub (ICH) chipset supports PCI-X expansion, integrated VGA/DVO interface, USB 2.0, ATA/100, and Serial ATA (SATA). Two USB 2.0 ports, a COM port and IDE are all accessible from the rear P2 connector. SVGA and Digital Video Output (DVO), dual 10/100/1000BaseT (VITA 31.1 compatible), dual SATA, and LPC bus are routed to the optional P0 connector. Onboard CompactFlash permits single-slot booting. One PMC-X site is provided for additional I/O expansion.

The RPM meets an operating temperature range of -40°/85° C with its standard 1.4 GHz Pentium M processor. The RPM was designed for compliance with MIL-STD-810F. Options include conformal coating.

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