Hello,
We are currently using PC/104 CAN adapters but are now looking to
source an ISA version of this adapter that utilizes the same Intel 82527
chip set (dual channel). Does anyone know of a supplier for these cards
? Driver software is not required as it will be ported from our PC/104
driver code, although technical data on the adapter would be required.
Regards,
Len.
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:03:23 +0400, Len Meakin
<len.meakin@cirrustesting.com_REMOVE> wrote:
Does anyone know of a supplier for these cards?
I was using exactly the card you want - ISA one with Intel82527. The
supplier is however a Russian company in Saint-Petersburgh.
If this does not frighten you - I’ll search for their info to post.
(I used both CAN and ISA cards of their’s, both with good results. The PCB
quality was very high - 4 layers, good insulation, very reasonable layout)
They even provide a testing utility (do not remember was it for DOS or for
QNX4…)
Tony.
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 13:03:23 +0100, Len Meakin
<len.meakin@cirrustesting.com_REMOVE> wrote:
Hello,
We are currently using PC/104 CAN adapters but are now looking to
source an ISA version of this adapter that utilizes the same Intel 82527
chip set (dual channel). Does anyone know of a supplier for these cards
? Driver software is not required as it will be ported from our PC/104
driver code, although technical data on the adapter would be required.Regards,
Len.
Why not use a PC/104 to ISA convertor-then you can use
the identical board.
e.g. Tri-M
http://www.tri-m.com/products/engineering/isa104x3.html
(3x PC/104 sites may be ab it bulky I’m sure
there will be others)
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On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 17:29:32 +0400, Tony <mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> wrote:
(I used both CAN and ISA cards of their’s, both with good results.
Fix: …both PC-104 and ISA…
Tony.
Alex/Systems 104 wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 13:03:23 +0100, Len Meakin
len.meakin@cirrustesting.com> _REMOVE> wrote:Hello,
We are currently using PC/104 CAN adapters but are now looking to
source an ISA version of this adapter that utilizes the same Intel
82527 chip set (dual channel). Does anyone know of a supplier for
these cards ? Driver software is not required as it will be ported
from our PC/104 driver code, although technical data on the adapter
would be required.Regards,
Len.
Why not use a PC/104 to ISA convertor-then you can use
the identical board.
e.g. Tri-M
http://www.tri-m.com/products/engineering/isa104x3.html
(3x PC/104 sites may be ab it bulky I’m sure
there will be others)I’m currently testing a PC104 converter board, but was asked to source
an ISA CAN adapter (price comparison).
Len.
Tony wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 17:29:32 +0400, Tony <> mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> > wrote:
(I used both CAN and ISA cards of their’s, both with good results.
Fix: …both PC-104 and ISA…
Tony.
Yes i would be interested in company details if you wouldn’t mind.
Len.
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 18:22:18 +0400, Len Meakin
<len.meakin@cirrustesting.com_REMOVE> wrote:
Yes i would be interested in company details if you wouldn’t mind.
Len.
Here they are (in Russian, but prices are in USD):
http://www.kaskod.ru/price.html
CAN for PC/104: http://www.kaskod.ru/perif/can104.html ($145)
CAN for ISA: http://www.kaskod.ru/perif/can527.html ($145)
The test suite is for DOS…
Tony.
By the way, since then they added CAN@USB device.