Description
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V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2
Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | 6U dual-slot VME, VME64 compliant |
| Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo L7400, 2.16 GHz, 4MB L2 Cache |
| Chipset | Intel 945GME Express + ICH7-M |
| Memory | Up to 2 GB DDR2 SDRAM via SODIMM socket |
| Boot Storage | Up to 8 GB CompactFlash |
| Non-Volatile Memory | 32 KB NVSRAM |
| Communication | Dual Gigabit Ethernet, RS232 serial port |
| Expansion | 1 × PMC PCI-X expansion site |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to +55°C commercial grade |
| Power Consumption | ~25 W, 5 VDC backplane supply |
| Dimensions | 233.4 mm × 160 mm |
| Weight | 0.85 kg |
Product Introduction
The GE V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2 is a 6U VME64 single board computer built for embedded industrial rack systems. It executes real-time control, data logging and supervisory tasks on legacy VME platforms.
This SBC supports multiple operating systems including VxWorks and Linux. Its PMC expansion slot lets engineers add custom I/O or communication daughtercards without modifying the main rack backplane.
V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2
Application Scenarios & Field Experience
Part 1 (Narrative Paragraph)
Legacy VME-based control systems often struggle with end-of-life single board computers. Component aging causes boot failures, Ethernet packet loss, or NVSRAM data corruption. The GE V7768-322001 A2 serves as a drop-in SBC replacement to restore rack operation without full hardware migration.
Part 2 (Numbered List)
- Power generation: Turbine supervisory control and data acquisition inside VME control racks.
- Railway signaling: Wayside embedded computing for track monitoring cabinets.
- Aerospace test stands: Hardware-in-the-loop simulation and sensor data processing.
- Defense industrial test systems: High-speed data capture for automated test racks.
Part 3 (Short Field Story)
A power plant supervisory rack failed to boot randomly after years of thermal cycling. Bench diagnostics confirmed flash BIOS degradation on the old V7768 board. We fitted the V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2 replacement, cloned the OS image, and validated VME backplane transfers. The rack booted reliably and logged data without communication drops for 20 months.
V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for Quality Control
- Visual & Origin Inspection: Verify OEM labeling, component solder joints and board condition; reject units with bent VME edge pins, cracked PCB or corrosion.
- Live Rig Testing: Install in VME test chassis, power cycle multiple times, validate boot sequence, VME bus access and dual Gigabit Ethernet links.
- Firmware Verification: Record BIOS revision on test log; confirm compatibility with your existing OS image and backplane configuration.
- ESD-Safe Packaging: Seal inside static shielding bag, fitted foam padding, carton printed with ESD handling warnings.
V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can I swap different V7768 hardware revisions directly in my VME rack? A: Mechanical fit matches, but validate BIOS version and memory configuration. Mismatched BIOS may fail to boot your existing VxWorks or Linux OS image.
Q2: What warranty applies to the GE V7768-322001 350-9301007768-322001 A2 SBC? A: We offer a 12-month warranty. Warranty excludes damage from incorrect backplane voltage, ESD events, corrupted OS images or over-temperature operation.
Q3: What is stock and lead time for GE -322001 A2? A: Selected revisions are in stock. Final availability and dispatch timeline will be confirmed after you submit your procurement inquiry.
Q4: Will BIOS differences break VME backplane communication with my existing I/O modules? A: Yes. Older BIOS releases use different VME bus timing settings. We share BIOS revision data before shipment so your controls team validates register mapping and bus timing.
Q5: Can I hot-swap this single board computer while the rack remains online? A: Hot swap is not supported on this VME SBC. Removing the board cuts all backplane access, halts supervisory data collection and can trigger system alarms or process trips.
