TS-7100 – Feature Dense Embedded Solution with Optional 2.8″ Touch Screen

TS-7100 – Feature Dense Embedded Solution with Optional 2.8″ Touch Screen

A full featured, compact embedded computer with optional 2.8″ touch LCD and DIN-mountable enclosure that measures 2.4″ by 3.6″ by 1.7″. It packs in industry standard interfaces including Ethernet, USB, RS-232, RS-485, and CAN, and bunch of I/0.

Make it Smaller

Time and again at customer visits, Technologic Systems heard the same thing, “We love your single board computers, but make them smaller! They have to go inside this cabinet, and we need room for everything!” We listened. Technologic Systems is proud to introduce the TS-7100, our smallest single-board computer in an optional DIN-mountable enclosure that measures 2.4″ by 3.6″ by 1.7″, powered by the ARM iMX6 UltraLite CPU. It ships with industry-standard interfaces, including Ethernet, USB, RS-232, RS-485, and CAN. For wireless connectivity, the TS-7100 comes with WiFi and Bluetooth module, as well as a NimbeLink/Digi cellular modem and mesh network socket.

With all of these features packed into a smaller footprint, not only will the TS-7100 fit in your cabinet, but it can also help to replace other peripherals and modules to free up even more space and get more done. Combining all of these components into one small DIN mounted unit, we provide the ability to promote hot swapping in the field, limiting costly technician time and troubleshooting.

Each component on the TS-7100 has been carefully chosen to ensure reliable operation in the field and maximum product lifespan for 10+ years. The fanless design of the TS-7100 paired with the low cost enclosure is able to withstand high vibration, debris, and a wide temperature range of -40 °C to 85 °C.

TS-7100 side view of ethernet and USB ports

Additional features include:

  • NXP i.MX 6UltraLite 696 MHz ARM CPU with FPU
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 4 GB eMMC Flash Storage
  • 2 KB FRAM Storage
  • 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth BT4 LE Radio
  • 3″ 16-bit 240×360 Resistive Touchscreen Display
  • TS-SILO Super Capacitor Power Reserve Solution
  • Preloaded Debian 10 “Buster” Distribution, Linux Kernel v4.9
  • 1x microSD Card Socket
  • 2x 10/100 Ethernet Ports
  • 2x USB Host Ports
  • 2x Serial Ports
  • 1x RS-485 Ports
  • 1x CAN Port
  • Industrial Temperature Range (-40 °C to 85 °C)
TS-7100 angled view of enclosure

New Kid on the Block

The TS-7100 comes with a robust RoHS compliant 32 position spring clamp connector. Terminal block screws are not necessary.

  • 2x Relays with NO, NC, and Common Contacts (2 A / 220 VAC)
  • 3x Digital Inputs (0-30 VDC)
  • 3x Digital Input and Output (sinks up to 700 mA)
  • 1x Digital Output (0-48 VDC from supplied power) or …
    • … 1x Analog Input (0-50 VDC)
  • 4x ADC Inputs (0-12 VDC or 4-20 mA; 0.1% reference) or …
    • … 4x Digital Input (Dry contact compatible)

The TS-7100 supports several DIO features that are found in industrial applications like HVAC and automation control, such as relays, 4-20 mA or 0-12 VDC analog inputs, dry contact switch compatible inputs, and outputs capable of sinking 700 mA. Furthermore, digital outputs have fast electronic circuit breakers for equipment protection.

Reliable Data Storage with TS-SILO and FRAM

The TS-SILO power reserve ensures that there will never be data loss or corruption when there is unexpected interruptions in power. TS-SILO provides up to 30 seconds of operation to allow graceful system shutdown, protecting data stored on the on board eMMC. Additionally the TS-7100 integrates Ferroelectric RAM (FRAM or FeRAM ) which combines non-volatile data storage with incredibly high read/write endurance for the ultimate in reliability for heavy data logging applications.

more information: www.embeddedarm.com

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