Communication Boards - MikroElektronika. Filling the gap between PC/104 and EBX. A growing number of companies offer small SBCs that fit within a size gap between the PC/104 (13 sq. in.) and EBX (46 sq. in.) form-factors. Unfortunately, no dominant standard for such "half-EBX" sized boards has emerged, so each supplier's product family tends to implement a unique approach and few are interchangeable with each... other. Being 1.5 to 2 times the size of PC/104 modules, and given the availability these days of highly integrated system-on-chip processors as well as highly integrated peripheral controllers, SBCs in this size range have sufficient board space to fit just about all the functions a small Embedded Linux based system is likely to require.
In addition, many of these SBCs can also be expanded using PC/104 or PC/104-Plus modules, or via PCMCIA or CompactFlash cards. Advantech's "Half-Biscuit" -- called a 3.5-inch disk drive form-factor by its originator, this family of 5.7 x 4 in. form-factor SBCs typically contains all of the functions of a full PC system. Logomatic v2 Serial SD Datalogger. Replacement: WIG-10216 The new version features a charge circuit based on the MCP73831, instead of the hard-to-find MAX1555.
This page is for reference only. Description: The Logomatic v2 takes everything we learned with multiple logging projects over the years and boils it down to an easy to use device, that is now more adaptable than ever! Version 2 incorporates the LPC2148 with USB, battery charging, and microSD support. This allows us to use the SparkFun LPC2148 USB bootloader for even easier and faster modification of the firmware. No programmer required! The Logomatic v2 uses a USB mass storage stack to appear under any operating system as a flash drive. Board comes with a JST connector to be powered from our line-up of LiPo batteries or other power sources up to 7.5VDC.
The Logomatic v2 ships with basic serial text and analog logging. As one of our most popular products, the Logomatic has a ton of uses, and makes for a wonderful gift! Features: Dimensions: 1.5x2.4" Documents: Trav's Projects. The ArduinoLogger: SD Data Logging for Any Application The ArduinoLogger can be used alone for logging temperatures, or use the serial interface to log time-stamped data in any application.
Advanced users can customize the source code to integrate other sensor data directly in the Arduino environment. Features: SD card slot for SD or uSD (with adapter) flash card, push-in/push-out type. Battery backed Real Time Clock (DS1302) for adding timestamps to logs. Prototype Additions (GPS Example): Configured for GPS logging, great for hiking or traveling of any sort – logging position, elevation, distance traveled, etc by adding a GPS module such as the LS20031. Serial DataLogger: Integrated as a serial slave for data logging in the Orbduino Project. FTDI Style Connection: Updating firmware with an FTDI USB/Serial board ArduinoLogger Software: Open Source (see link below).
Serial commands currently available: h/? Bare Board Resources: • Schematics (PDF) • ArduinoLogger Source code (v0.02) Arduino and Mango Step by step working example. Mango, open source M2M.