Medallion TPC-43A Touch Panel Computer

• WqVGA (480x272) 4.3", Color, TFT LCD Panel in Landscape format, with 256,000 colors, adjustable LED Backlight, and Touch panel
• Powered by a standard Medallion CPU Module (an SA2410-640 is included) for flexibility, the 32-bit ARM-9 processor features 32 kB of cache, 32 - 64 MB of SDRAM, and 64 MB (or more) of NAND FLASH, plus a separate NOR FLASH for reliable boot-loader and SW update options
• Low-power, passive cooling enables fanless operation
• High-quality, 16-bit Audio with onboard speaker
• Low-power, Real-Time Clock (RTC) with Battery Backup included
• Hidden Memory Card Connector for SD and MMC cards (for user-upgradeable storage expansion)
• Full-speed, USB Host port (USB Type A connector) supports Hidden Wireless Expansion, such as 802.11 or BlueTooth
• USB Device (Gadget) port (USB Type B connector)
• 10/100-BaseT Ethernet interface with RJ45 connector featuring integrated LED status indicators
• Optional ZigBee wireless built-in for wireless data collection and building management
• RS232 serial interface on DE9 connector for development versions, to accelerate SW development
• Power options: 10 - 30 VDC or 7 - 24 VAC
• To reduce power consumption, software can turn the backlight intensity ON/OFF and control the brightness
• Ships with the proven Medallion Linux 2.6 plus drivers pre-installed!

Dimensions:

• Width: 129 mm, 5.1"
• Height: 111 mm, 4.4"
• Thickness: 28 mm, 1.1"

• Mounting: Even though the unit covers a 2-gang electrical box, the power and Ethernet are on one side, so it can be mounted to a 1-gang electrical box.

GUI options include:

• Linux Framebuffer (FB), operating in 16-bit, 65,536-color mode
• Nano-X on FB, for a simple, "Windows-like" API
• QtEmbedded on FB for a contemporary, appealing visual design and enhanced functionality
• X11 (KDrive) on FB for standard Linux/Unix graphics
• FLTK on X, for a full-featured, extensible, yet free GUI
• GTK+ on X, for full PC compatibility
• We've even ported over obscure GUIs, such as EZWGL, for critical control environments where C++ is not allowed (such as food processing lines)