This manual provides information on the basic structure and features of the EDP system. It covers the EDP basic modules, the EDP Virtual CPU concept and the EDP standard signal set. It also describes the two EDP baseboards, including interface definitions, signal groupings, and module-to-module communication.
The EDP System is a bread-boarding platform designed to host experimental designs and new active devices. It features a robust motherboard suitable for industrial controllers, scientific instruments, and data logging applications. The system allows for the rapid evaluation of microcontrollers and IO blocks with clean power supplies.
| Motherboard Size | Extended Euro card size (220 x 100 mm) |
|---|---|
| Default EEPROM | 24LC32 32k bit device |
| Available I2C Buses | Up to three |
| Available CAN Networks | Two |
Typical applications include industrial controllers, scientific instrument controllers, data logging, and remote monitoring.
Yes, the baseboard is an Extended Euro card size that can be used in a standard rack system.
The DIP switches allow user software to read configuration settings, such as setting up I/O ports, CAN, or TCP/IP addresses.