QuicKit Telephony - VME Hot Swap

The modular design of our QuicKit^TM architecture makes it possible to rapidly prototype high-performance multi-channel telephony systems that meet your requirements.

Our small form-factor smPCI^TM modules give us maximum flexibility to assemble an end product customized for your application.

V6M6HS Baseboard with 6 smPCI modules

V6M6HS Baseboard

The hot swap VME bus V6M6HS baseboard consists of a VME master/slave interface, global DRAM, a local 100 Mbyte/sec PCI bus and four TDM (Time-Division Multiplexed) serial buses for inter-module, inter-board communications. The V6M6HS baseboard provides all of the functionality of the V6M6 and adds the following advanced features:

• Hot swap capability. This feature allows the V6M6HS to be inserted into or removed from a live powered backplane without damage to the V6M6HS or the backplane. Transactions on the VME bus at the time of insertion or removal are not disturbed.

• H.110 interface. This connection to an industry standard TDM telephony bus on the VME P2 connector allows up to 512 bi-directional time slots of TDM traffic to flow in and out of the V6M6HS. Since the H.110 bus (an enhancement of the earlier SCSA bus) is built into the baseboard, a module site is not required.

• VME64x interface. The V6M6HS implements the enhanced VME64 interface called "VME64x". This involves improved backplane connectors as well as high performance transfer modes not implemented in the V6M6's 32-bit VME interface. In addition, the V6M6HS can act as a "Slot 1" controller, eliminating the need for a VME host computer in some applications.

• On-board MIPS processor. The V6M6HS includes a 133MHz MIPS processor on the baseboard. Although this device, an RC32364 from IDT, is not as fast as the MIPS processors on PM4700 or PM5000 modules, its presence on the baseboard may eliminate the need for a PM4700.

• Larger PCI global memory option. The basic memory on a V6M6HS is 64MB with ordering options of 128MB. This memory also serves as the local memory of the on-board MIPS processor.

• Flash memory. The on-board MIPS processor subsystem includes 2MB of normal flash memory. This memory holds the MIPS boot code and FPGA configuration files. As an ordering option, a "Nand" flash memory array containing up to 128MB can be populated on the baseboard. This memory is intended to hold executables for DSP and/or MIPS processor modules to allow the V6M6HS assembly to be completely self-initializing.

The V6M6HS offers rapid prototyping and superior performance. Our smPCI^TM modules are small enough to fit six on a 6U VME board delivering the most densely packed DSP's available in the industry.

Specifications

Product Name	V6M6HS
P/N code	6V4A
DRAM (MB)	64
MTBF (kHr)	299
+5v power (A)	0.8
VMEBus interface: bus master 32-bit slave memory mapped I/O 32/24 bit addressing (MA32, SA 32/24) 32/16 bit data transfer (MD32/SD32/16) Data Transfer Rates: Host to V6M6HS (MB/s) 10.3 V6M6HS to Host (MB/s) 4.8 Size (mm)160 x 233

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