The MCM-TX is a STD Bus and the LPM-TX is a CMOS STD Bus high-performance, cost-effective, single board computer for computational demanding applications. It is configured with a 166 MHz or 266 MHz Pentium CPU, two serial COM channels, and the standard AT peripheral feature set all on a single board. It supports expansion options with the STD Bus, PC/104 or PC/104-Plus bus and USB support for maximum design flexibility and reliability.

The CMOS STD Bus 166 MHz board does not require a fan and will operate over an extended temperature range that makes it ideal for rugged applications requiring an STD Bus embedded PC. Its PC software compatibility assures easy program development,and checkout.

This board is designed to be an upgrade for existing WinSystems' CPUs as well as replacing both Ziatech® and Pro-Log® STD Bus cards. Contact WinSystems' applications engineering department for further details.

CMOS STD Bus - The MCM prefix on the TX card designates a standard STD Bus board. The LPM prefix designates a CMOS STD Bus board. A MCM/LPM prefix indicates the card has the same features and functionality and is available in both CMOS and regular NMOS/TTL logic. The differences between these two are the power requirements and operational temperature range.