ARM board features?

Hello all, I am looking for a controller board using a 32 bit ARM
processor.

I have three different projects I would like to work on, and would like to
use the same base board for each.

I would like a board that would be suitable for all of the following, but
not all at the same time, each project is different:
 - monitor temp sensor
 - monitor voltage
 - monitor alarm inputs from detectors: smoke, CO2, LPG, Motion
 - add analog to digital video converter
 - add compact flash to store data logging (unless there is better method)
 - run small web server for user interaction/monitoring/configuration
 - add ethernet port and TCP/IP stack with tcp, udp?, http, https?, smtp,
snmp, arp, icmp, ntp, ssh?
 - have enough memory for web and networking to operate at normal network
speeds

All projects would use web server but only my video conversion project
would really need robust networking.

I thank you for any board recommendations you can offer.


	   
					
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Try
1.
http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/development.hardware/mbed.lpc176x/

It's quite  new.

2.
www.olimex.com   lots of board.

Joe

On Oct 7, 10:52=A0pm, "Hazard" <br...@forthazard.com> wrote:
> Hello all, I am looking for a controller board using a 32 bit ARM
> processor.
>
> I have three different projects I would like to work on, and would like t=
o
> use the same base board for each.
>
> I would like a board that would be suitable for all of the following, but
> not all at the same time, each project is different:
> =A0- monitor temp sensor
> =A0- monitor voltage
> =A0- monitor alarm inputs from detectors: smoke, CO2, LPG, Motion
> =A0- add analog to digital video converter
> =A0- add compact flash to store data logging (unless there is better meth=
od)
> =A0- run small web server for user interaction/monitoring/configuration
> =A0- add ethernet port and TCP/IP stack with tcp, udp?, http, https?, smt=
p,
> snmp, arp, icmp, ntp, ssh?
> =A0- have enough memory for web and networking to operate at normal netwo=
rk
> speeds
>
> All projects would use web server but only my video conversion project
> would really need robust networking.
>
> I thank you for any board recommendations you can offer.
>
> --------------------------------------- =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0
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On 2009-10-07, Joey.G <jjoey.gold@gmail.com> wrote:
> Try
> 1.
> http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/development.hardware/mbed.lpc176x/
>
> It's quite  new.
>

That's a nice board at a very nice price point.

Does anyone know if it's possible to replace the builtin firmware with a
more traditional self built image ? (I would strongly prefer to run a gcc
cross compiler on a local Linux host and replace the built in image with
my locally built one.)

Looking around, I have not yet seen any mechanism for doing this, and
there doesn't appear to be anything like a JTAG interface on the pinouts.

Thanks,

Simon.

-- 
Simon Clubley, clubley@remove_me.eisner.decus.org-Earth.UFP
Microsoft: Bringing you 1980's technology to a 21st century world

>On 2009-10-07, Joey.G <jjoey.gold@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Try
>> 1.
>>
http://www.standardics.nxp.com/support/development.hardware/mbed.lpc176x/
>>
>> It's quite  new.
>>
>
>That's a nice board at a very nice price point.
>
>Does anyone know if it's possible to replace the builtin firmware with a
>more traditional self built image ? (I would strongly prefer to run a gcc
>cross compiler on a local Linux host and replace the built in image with
>my locally built one.)
>
>Looking around, I have not yet seen any mechanism for doing this, and
>there doesn't appear to be anything like a JTAG interface on the pinouts.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Simon.
>
>-- 
>Simon Clubley, clubley@remove_me.eisner.decus.org-Earth.UFP
>Microsoft: Bringing you 1980's technology to a 21st century world
>

Thank you for those links, that embed looks very interesting.	   
					
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