VersaLogic VCM-DOC-1 Bootable DiskOnChip Module Reference Manual

VersaLogic VCM-DOC-1 Bootable DiskOnChip Module Reference Manual
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Below you will find brief information for Bootable DiskOnChip Module VCM-DOC-1. This manual details the features and operation of the VCM-DOC-1, a bootable DiskOnChip module for the PC/104 bus. The VCM-DOC-1 provides high-capacity, non-volatile storage that's easily expandable and compatible with most popular operating systems. It allows painless integration of flash storage into PC/104 systems, making it an ideal solution for developing compact and reliable embedded systems.

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Key Features

  • 2 to 144 MB DiskOnChip Flash support
  • Easily expandable to larger capacity
  • Bootable in most systems
  • PC/104 compatible
  • High reliability design and construction
  • 48-hour burn-in and 100% functional testing
  • Two-year limited warranty

Frequently Answers and Questions

What modifications will I have to make to the AUTOEXEC.BAT and the CONFIG.SYS files in order to use the DiskOnChip2000?
None. The flash file driver is contained in a hidden partition of the flash chip. The driver is loaded automatically during start-up by most operating systems. The loading and execution of this driver is transparent to the user.
Will I need to place any special files on the DiskOnChip2000 in order for it to work?
No. The DiskOnChip driver is kept on the flash media, in a safe place, protected from and invisible to the user.
How will I upgrade the DiskOnChip firmware when M-Systems releases new software versions? Will the DiskOnChip2000 have to be removed from its socket?
The DiskOnChip does not need to be removed from the socket. Running a simple utility program on the target system can perform the upgrade quickly and easily.
Does M-Systems have a website where I can get further technical information?
Yes. http://www.m-sys.com

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