RTC320/52PlusOne of Micromint's hottest-selling products for the past five years has been the RTC31/52 stackable controller. It has been a leading price/performance choice among our customers. With our new RTC320 and RTC52-Plus boards, we have expanded the value of that relationship even more.

Occupying the same small 3.5" x 3.5" RTC footprint and 5-V-only power, the RTC320 uses the new Dallas Semiconductor 80C320, which is 8031 code-compatible and 3­5 times faster. At 33 MHz, the RTC320 is an 8-MIPS controller! Along with the new powerful processor, the RTC320 board accommodates up to 192 KB of memory, 2 serial ports (RS-232 and RS-485), 24 bits of TTL parallel I/O, and a 2-channel 12-bit ADC. The RTC320 puts some real firepower under the abundant variety of RTC I/O expansion boards. Plugging in your favorite ICE or EPROM emulator is the easiest way to develop code. For the diehards who like to twiddle the bits directly, we have a ROM monitor specifically designed for the Dallas '320.

 

 

 

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Processor: Dallas 80C320   Clock speed: 11/22/33 MHz
Max Memory: 192 KB   SRAM/EPROM: 110 KB/64 KB
Digital I/O: 24 bits, PIA   Serial Ports: 2 (RS-232 & RS-232/-485)
ADC (sample rate): 0­5 V, 2 chan., 12 bits (11.1k)   Timers: 3
External Interrupts: 2   Real-time Clock: Yes, SmartWatch socket (opt.)
Size: 3.5" x 3.5"   Power (fully loaded): +5 V
33 MHz: 250 mA;
11 MHz: 125 mA
Dev. Software: Optional   ROM Monitor: Yes

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Part Number

Description

Price

 
 RTC52-PLUS 80C52 Controller w/32K RAM and 24 bits PIA (programming manual optional)
$302
 
 RTC320-LS 80C320 Controller W/RAM and 24-bit PIA, 32K RAM, 11 Mhz (320-MON $50)
$318
 
 RTC320-MS 80C320 Controller W/RAM and 24-bit PIA, 32K RAM, 22 Mhz (320-MON $50)
$318
 

RTC320-HS

80C320 Controller W/RAM and 24-bit PIA, 32K RAM, 33 Mhz (320-MON $50)

$342

 

Errata 

10/11/00

RTC-320/52P

There is an error on the PC board layout. It does not allow for the RTC-LCD to be interfaced with the board.

During the layout of the RTC-320/52P the *DS signal, which is used to write to the LCD on the RTC-LCD board, was over looked. To correct the problem a jumper wire must be soldered from pin 21 of U3 (P22CV10) to pin 22 of JP15. Version 1.3 of the PEEL chip (U3) supports the RTC-LCD logic.

This only effects customers that are stacking an RTC-LCD board on top of a RTC-320 or RTC-52 Plus.

When using an 8K RAM and 8K EPROM a jumper needs to be added to JP1. The jumper needs to be placed on pins 3 & 4 of the JP1 header.