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MiniCore® RCM6700 Series

Digi introduces the MiniCore RCM6700 series high performance embedded device servers

Image of Rabbit Semiconductor's RCM6700 SeriesDigi's MiniCore RCM6700 series is fully programmable, taking advantage of processor peripherals. The programming environment, Dynamic C®, is an ANSI C compatible development environment that provides a royalty free TCP/IP stack and Wi-Fi support. Various protocol support such as ZigBee® and Modbus are also available to help reduce development costs and time-to-market. The Digi device cloud platform simplifies device deployment by allowing devices to easily pass through firewalls, eliminating server maintenance and costly on-site visits.

Features
  • Rabbit 6000 running up to 200 MHz
  • 10/100 Ethernet and pin-compatible with MiniCore 802.11 b/g wireless modules
  • 1 MB of internal RAM for program storage
  • Up to 4 MB of serial Flash for datalogging or web page storage

RCM6700 Series

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionCore ProcessorCo-ProcessorAvailable Quantity
IC MOD RABBIT 6000 162.5MHZ20-101-1318IC MOD RABBIT 6000 162.5MHZRabbit 6000-1 - ImmediateView Details
STANDARD RCM6700 EVAL BRD101-1327STANDARD RCM6700 EVAL BRDRabbit 5000Standard0 - ImmediateView Details
DELUXE RCM6700 EVAL BRD101-1326DELUXE RCM6700 EVAL BRDRabbit 5000Deluxe0 - ImmediateView Details
Published: 2015-06-26

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