Moxa has introduced the new UC-8430 RISC-based wall-mount embedded computer range with a built-in PCI-104 bus for flexible expansion. The range includes the UC-8410 (entry-level version), UC-8416 (plus eight Ethernet switch ports), UC-8418 (plus two CAN ports and up to 12+12 DI/DO) and the UC-8430 (plus dual VGA displays and up to six USB).
The computer comes with eight RS232/422/485 serial ports, three Ethernet ports, dual displays, four digital input channels, four digital output channels, a CompactFlash socket and six USB 2.0 hosts. It leverages the Intel XScale IXP435 533 MHz RISC CPU, which supports several useful communication functions, but will not generate too much heat. The built-in 32 MB NOR Flash ROM and 256 MB SDRAM provide enough memory to run application software directly on the UC-8430, and the 128 MB NAND Flash can be used to provide additional data storage.
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