The FANUC / VMIC VMIVME-7807-411001 is a high-performance single-board computer (SBC) designed for rugged VMEbus-based industrial automation, defense, and high-speed embedded computing systems. Powered by advanced Intel processor architecture, this module provides robust processing capability, extensive memory support, and reliable real-time operating performance in harsh industrial environments.

GE VMIVME-7807RC VME-7807RC-424001 350-93007807-424001 K

GE VMIVME-7807RC VME-7807RC-424001 350-93007807-424001 K

GE VMIVME-7807RC VME-7807RC-424001 350-93007807-424001 K
Product Specifications (Datasheet)
📌 Brand: FANUC / VMIC (Abaco Systems legacy line)
📌 Model: VMIVME-7807-411001 (Part Number variant: VMIVME-7807 series)
📌 Series: VMEbus Single-Board Computer Series
📌 Product Name: Intel Processor VMEbus Board / SBC
📌 Place of Manufacture: United States
📌 Product Status: Refurbished / Surplus Spare Parts Available
📌 Dimensions: Standard 6U VMEbus single-slot form factor (approx. 233.35 mm x 160 mm)
📌 Weight: Approx. 0.7 kg
📌 Power Rating: Powered via VMEbus backplane rails (+5V / +12V / -12V DC)
📌 Discontinuation Status: Discontinued by OEM (Supported through specialized legacy hardware suppliers)
Parameter Configuration & Modification Methods
⚙️ BIOS and Hardware Jumpers: System boot parameters, onboard memory configurations, peripheral routing, and interrupt levels are configured via onboard BIOS settings and physical configuration jumpers prior to rack installation.
⚙️ VMEbus System Controller Settings: Bus arbitration modes, slot geographic addressing, and watchdog timer parameters are managed through hardware jumpers and software initialization scripts.
Manual & Automatic Mode Switching
⚙️ Automatic Mode: During standard operation, the SBC automatically boots its embedded operating system, executes resident control applications, manages VMEbus communication transactions, and monitors system health without operator intervention.
⚙️ Manual / Maintenance Mode: Technicians can connect an external console or keyboard/monitor via front-panel utility ports to execute manual system diagnostics, update firmware, or modify boot configurations during maintenance windows.
Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
❓ Q1: What operating systems are typically supported by the VMIVME-7807 series? 💡 A1: It commonly supports real-time operating systems (RTOS) such as VxWorks, QNX, as well as legacy Windows or Linux environments depending on the application configuration.
❓ Q2: How do I access the BIOS setup on this VME board? 💡 A2: Connect a standard keyboard and monitor via the front-panel or transition module interface ports and press the designated setup key during the initial power-on self-test (POST) sequence.
❓ Q3: What should I check if the board fails to boot up in the VME rack? 💡 A3: Verify that the module is securely seated in the VME backplane slot, check rack power supply voltage rails (+5V stability), and inspect memory modules for proper seating.
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