FEATURES:

• PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) (IEEE 1386) form factor

• 7M9510 High performance IDT79RV4640 MIPS Processor

– 100Mhz, 150Mhz, 180Mhz, 200MHz CPU speeds supported

– 50MHz maximum CPU bus frequency

– 33MHz maximum PCI bus frequency

• 7M9514 High performance IDT79RC64V474 MIPS Processor

– 180Mhz, 200Mhz, 250Mhz CPU speeds supported

– 50MHz maximum CPU bus frequency

– 33MHz maximum PCI bus frequency

• DRAM

– 72-position SIMM slot

– 4MB to 128MB of DRAM supported

– 32-bit width

• Flash

– 2MB of on board Flash memory

– 32-bit width

• EPROM

– up to 512KB

– 8-bit width

– 32 Pin PLCC socket

• Two serial interface ports (16550A compatible)

• Uses Galileo GT-64011 PCI System controller

– DMA

– four independent channels

– chaining via linked lists of records

– byte alignment on source and destination

– transfers through a 32 byte internal FIFO

which moves data between PCI, memory and devices

– PCI

– host to PCI bridge

– PCI to main memory bridge

– fully compatible to PCI rev 2.1

– high performance PCI interfaces via 96 bytes of posted write

and read prefetch buffers

• Other Features

– Manual Cold Reset (Pushbutton and two pin header)

– hardware based masking of interrupts

– Configurable Timer Interrupt Generator

– 32 Bits of user defined I/O mapped through system FPGA

– VxWorks Board Support Package available from IDT

DESCRIPTION:

The IDT7M9510/7M9514 is a Single Board Computer utilizing IDT's

79RV4640/79RC64V474 MIPS processor. This CPU Mezzanine Card is

designed for use in applications where low profile, parallel board to board

mounting is required. The 7M9510/7M9514 consists of an IDT79RV4640 /

IDT79RC64V474 processor based subsystem that can either form the core

CPU function for an embedded application, or can be an optional add-in

accelerator to a PCI based system through a PCI v2.1 compatible, PMC

Standard (IEEE P1386.1) connector.

The card conforms, in length and width to the standard single size PMC form

factor as specified in IEEE P1386.1, and it contains all the features required of

a typical CPU subsystem for embedded processor applications. Some of these

features include: DRAM, Flash, serial ports and full PCI interrupt support