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UEIPAC 1200R – 12-Slot GigE Programmable Automation Controller, RACKtangle

Now supporting the VxWorks and Linux operating systems

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The UEIPAC 1200R offers an unprecedented combination of flexibility, high performance, low cost and small rack (3U) size. The unit is an ideal solution in a wide variety of measurement and control applications including: Temperature control, Remote vehicle control (UAV and ULV), Hardware in-the-loop (HIL) and more.

 

Features

  • Flexible. Select the I/O required to match your application
  • Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
  • Up to 300 analog or 576 digital I/O per PAC
  • Rugged: tested -40 to +70°C, 3g Vibration, 50g shock
  • Compact: (12 I/O slots) 5.25″ x 6.2″ x 17.5″ (3U)
  • Extremely cost effective
  • AC, DC or battery powered

  • Use your existing development license
  • Obtain your run-time license from WindRiver
  • Our BSP provides everything else you need including examples
  • One-time charge for BSP regardless of number of systems deployed

  • Uses standard Linux kernel or with Linux_rt preempt patch real-time support
  • Program in standard C
  • Eclipse IDE support
  • Develop on Linux PC or Windows PC in the Cygwin environment
  • SD card, SSD, and/or USB based disk
  • Uses the same API as our PowerDNA family

Each UEIPAC 1200R RACKtangle contains the PowerPC processor preloaded with the a standard Linux operating system. It also contains dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, serial port, inter-cube/rack sync interface and 12 I/O slots. Configure your PAC by selecting the I/O boards required to match your application. With over 80 different I/O boards available, there’s sure to be a configuration to meet your needs.

Make your systems smaller, faster, more reliable and higher performing with standalone application deployment, a key advantage of the UEIPAC. In UEIPAC systems, the VxWorks application runs directly on the UEI RACK or Cube eliminating the need for a separate host PC. The new VxWorks support allows these applications to be developed and run in VxWorks.

 

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