Looking for a veteran PiaF guru to review new hardware

[rockbochs]

Good afternoon, we have recently released a brand new AMD Geode-based Single Board Computer (SBC) with onboard Digium-style FXO/FXS modules. We are looking for a veteran PiaF user to test the hardware and possibly do a short review. Specifications for the SBC are as follows:

• LX800 AMD Geode 500mhz CPU w/ CS5536 Companion Chip
• 256mb Onboard Ram
• 4x Digium®-Style FXO/FXS Headers
• 4x Software-Controllable LED’s
• 2x SATA Ports
• 1x Mini-PCI Slot
• 1x 32-Bit PCI-Slot
• 2x VIA VT6105m 10/100 Ethernet Ports (3x available in OEM quantity)
• 4x USB Ports (2x External and 2x Internal via Header)
• 2x Serial Ports (1x External DB9 and 1x Internal via Header)
• 1x VGA Port (Internal Header)
• 1x 4-Pin Molex Power Port for Additional PCI Telephony Cards or Hard Drives
• 1x 44-Pin IDE Port
• 1x CompactFlash Port
• 1x Serial/Console Switch

More information may be found here: http://www.rockbochs.com/products/blackbochs-sbc

If anyone is interested, please feel free to PM me. Ward, if this is the wrong section, please feel free to move it. Thanks!

Chad
Hardware Sales
www.rockbochs.com

 

[vmnky]

That looks awesome! I'm looking forward to reading a review and learning more details.

 

[luckman212]

I agree, looks like a neat little platform. 1 question- what is the enclosure for this going to look like?

 

[malcolmd]

Question 2:

Has that thing passed FCC emissions, immunity, and telecom requirements?

 

[rockbochs]

I agree, looks like a neat little platform. 1 question- what is the enclosure for this going to look like?

The following are some basic enclosures we have for the unit. We are also working on an enclosure with provisions for a PCI card, which should be available in a few months.

Question 2:

Has that thing passed FCC emissions, immunity, and telecom requirements?

The board currently has the following certifications:

1. FCC Part 15
2. FCC Part 68
3. CE
4. ROHS

 

[malcolmd]

The board currently has the following certifications:

1. FCC Part 15
2. FCC Part 68
3. CE
4. ROHS

Cool. Based on the the looks of the layout, and the lack of anything that resembles a choke, it looked like Part 68 might not have been given consideration.

Cheers

 

[boeingpilot]

Darn, wish I'd seen this last week! Just built a system for a customer using a D525MW Intel board and TDM410 Card (basically the same functionality)

If this can do 6 - 10 concurrent calls, I could sell these things!