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Serial to Ethernet SolutionsNetBurner Serial to Ethernet Devices (also referred to as terminal servers) can network-enable any device with a serial port, including: TTL, RS-232, RS-485 and RS-422). The SBxx line of products are designed to quickly make serial data available on a network, out of the box, with no programming required. The low-cost development kits start at $99, and enable you to customize the software to suit any application. The SBxx products are available as board-level devices for integration in your hardware, or as professionally finished devices in metal enclosures. |
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Embedded Ethernet SolutionsComplete hardware and software embedded network solutions in two form factors: small core modules that can be integrated into your end product, and professionally finished packaged devices in metal enclosures. The Embedded Network Development Kits start at $99 and include all the hardware and software you need to create your product: device hardware, Eclipse IDE, Debugger, uC/OS RTOS, TCP/IP stack, web server, C/C++ compiler and linker, flash file system and deployment tools. |
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NetBurner PK70 Awarded 'Best of Show' at the 2007 Freescale Technology ForumORLANDO, FL — NetBurner is pleased to have been recognized as the "Best of Show" Award winner at the Freescale Technology Forum (FTF) held in Orlando, Florida 25-28 June. The NetBurner PK70 Embedded Control Product Kit won the "Best of Class" award for "Innovative Platforms". The PK70 combines the design of a finished product, the flexibility of a network module, and the power of the NetBurner development suite into a ready to use platform for use in both prototype or production. The primary advantage of the PK70 is that you can customize it by creating your own a Custom Blade Board and install it inside the PK70 enclosure. Quickly and easily add additional functionality to a NetBurner PK70 device by installing a NetBurner Personality Blade. The Personality Blade you will use depends on your particular application requirements. For example, the NetBurner Multi-Function Blade Board quickly adds analog-to-digital inputs, digital-to-analog outputs, and 16 digital I/O lines to the NetBurner PK70. The NetBurner Digital Blade Board is the easiest way to add 32 channels of digital I/O and a Xilinx CPLD to the NetBurner PK70. You can also create a custom NetBurner Blade Board for the NetBurner PK70 with the NetBurner Prototype Blade Board. The PK70 Development Kit includes all hardware, software and tools necessary to complete your embedded network design. The kit includes a world class IDE, Graphical Debugger, Real Time Operating System, and TCP/IP Stack. The PK70 development kit is available now for $299. Datasheets and additional information can be found at www.netburner.com/embedded_control.html. |
Freescale Technology Forum Americas 2007
Winner "Best in Class" Innovative Platforms  VIDEO: Click on the "Best in Show" link |
Visit the NetBurner hands-on workshop at the Freescale Technology Forum 2007SAN DIEGO, CA — Visit the NetBurner booth and exhibit at the Freescale Technology Forum in Orlando, Florida on June 25-28. Also take a minute to meet some experts from NetBurner at the hands-on workshop. This hands-on workshop explores NetBurner ColdFire® based modules, which contain everything designers need to add network control and monitor communications assets. Shows how, for a very low price point, our modules solve the problem of network-enabling devices with 10/100 Base-T Ethernet, including those requiring digital, analog, and serial control. Our modules also feature a Web-based control interface, 32-bit architecture, and a full suite of TCP/IP protocols. Guides participants through system setup, from reset to network communications. |
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San Diego, CA —NetBurner, Inc., further enhances its embedded Ethernet development kit by adding an embedded flash file system. This FAT12/16/32 flash file system gives developers the flexibility to store and exchange large amounts of data through on-board flash chips (power fail safe), SD flash cards, compact flash cards (CFC), and/or Multi-Media Cards(MMC). Additional features include bad block management and wear leveling.
“The NetBurner flash file system gives designers the ability to reduce product cost by allowing them to scale memory to fit their exact requirements. This file system also expands an embedded products ability to exchange, images, video, audio, and to download files over a network,” said Tim Shannon, Director of Sales of NetBurner. “By integrating the file system into the standard NetBurner software package, our customers can begin writing applications using this file system the day they receive a development kit.”
NetBurner provides a standard API, complete C-based source code examples, drivers, and documentation to get started. In one provided example, a memory card from a digital camera can simply be plugged into a NetBurner device and the images and video can be accessed via a web browser or over FTP.
The flash file system has been tightly integrated into the standard NetBurner Network Development Kit at no additional cost. Each kit includes a complete version of the NetBurner software package including a full suite of network development and deployment applications.
The NetBurner NNDK continues to lead the industry with the most innovative and comprehensive suite of software for editing, compiling, linking, and loading applications onto NetBurner embedded network hardware; fueling the creation of cutting edge network aware products; and now storing and managing the large amounts of digital content they gather out of the box.
The complete NetBurner Network Development Kit retails for $299.00.
Image (6MB High-Resolution PNG): NetBurner Network Development Board V1.08
SAN DIEGO, CA —Only RoHS compliant assemblies will be available as a standard product past July 1, 2006. This change was made to comply with RoHS requirements and to differentiate between RoHS compliant and current leaded modules. Please note that this does not change the form, fit or function of the unit. Existing designs will continue to work with no change to existing hardware or firmware.
For additional information, please visit the NetBurner RoHS Compliance web page.
SAN DIEGO, CA —NetBurner has released its first module based on the Freescale Semiconductor ColdFire™ MCF5213. This 66MHz 32-bit processor has been mounted onto a 40-pin DIP making it ideal for both prototyping and production. The NetBurner Mod5213 comes equipped with a complete tool chain including IDE, Project Manager, and a fully preemptive RTOS. The NetBurner tool chain quickly enables any embedded design, with or without using the real time operating system.
The fully static Coldfire™ core provides highly flexible power management boasting a stand-by of 130uA and a full speed operating current below 50mA. With an extended operating temperature of -40° to +85° C, the Mod5213 performs in the harshest environment.
Further simplifying the development process, NetBurner has developed a Pin class. This Pin class provides a simple way to control pin configuration and provides easy access to pins for read and write operations. A solid project platform can be created through use of the project wizard getting your product started right out of the box.
NetBurner has made a business out of simplifying the implementation of embedded products. The NetBurner solution provides fully functional hardware, an integrated development environment, and real time operating system. The IDE tightly integrates the compiler, linker, and debugger supporting both C and C++.
The Mod5213 is available at a price of $26 in 10K/pc quantity. The Development Kit is $99.
