Artila Electronics Introduces ARM9 Embedded Computer Supporting WinCE 6.0

May 27, 2010 - PRLog -- TAIPEI, Taiwan -- 20 May 2010 -- Artila Electronics Co., Ltd., an emerging force in the embedded computer solutions field, announced availability of the Matrix-604, a WinCE 6.0 ready industrial box computer based on the new ATMEL ARM9 SoC.

Matrix-604 is equipped with ATMEL AT91SAM9G20 400MHz SoC, 64MB SDRAM, 128MB NAND Flash memory and I/O peripherals which include Ethernet, RS-232/422/485, programmable digital I/O and USB ports.  WinCE 6.0 is preinstalled in the NAND Flash memory and the SDK for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 is available for user’s application development.  C/C++, C# and VB.net programming language are supported by Matrix-604 SDK and the integrated development environment (IDE) of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 can maximize programmer’s productivity.

Matrix-604 provides comprehensive network capabilities such as web, Telnet and FTP server.  In addition, the Remote Display Control of WinCE is also supported to allow user develop a graphic user interface for the headless device like Matrix-604.  For critical application that needs 7/24/365 operation, Matrix-604 provides a failover mechanism by using the on board DataFlash to recover the file system when the NAND Flash does crash and fails to boot.

The key features of Matrix-604 include:
- ARM9 ATMEL AT91SAM9G20 400MHz
- 64MB SDRAM and 128MB NAND Flash
- 2MB DataFlash for system failover and recovery
- One 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port
- Four 921.6 Kbps RS-232/422/485 ports
- Two USB 2.0 Host
- Five CMOS level digital I/O
- WinCE 6.0 and .Net Compact Frameworks 2.0
- Compact 78x108x24 mm design
- Ultra low power consumption, less than 3W



Media Contact:
Mike Kao
Artila Electronics Co., Ltd.
Tel.: +886 (2) 8667-2340 ext. 102
Fax: +886 (2) 8667-3240
Email: mike.kao@artila.com
Website: www.artila.com

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Artila Electronics Co., Ltd. is an emerging force in the industrial computer field, dedicated to minimizing mass while maximizing utility. Artila focuses on ARM-core RISC CPUs with embedded Linux/WinCE solutions.