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Digital Signage and HMI
Displays
Embedded PC
Imaging Products
MIL-SPEC Flash
Modems
Motherboards
PC/104 CPU Boards
PC/104+ CPU Boards
PC/104 FPGA Boards
PC/104 Peripherals
PCI/104-Express Boards
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Serial Communications
Single Board Computers
Software
Wireless Sensor Network
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DiskOnChip Questions
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Q: Which end of the DiskOnChip is which?
A: The end with the dot is the "top."
Q: How do I program my DiskOnChip
A: Most people prefer to do software development on their target platform writing to the Disk On Chip like a hard disk. For mass deployment, the best solution is to create a "Master" Disk On Chip using your hardware platform and duplicating it using the M-Systems Gang Duplicator. For smaller
quantities, contact your EMJ sales rep about duplication services. There is a small fee per chip and a Master must be provided.
Q: My computer is not seeing the Disk-On-Chip as a hard disk, what's wrong?
A: Use the Disk-On-Chip utilities to set up the DOC as a fixed disk. Also, do not forget to partition and format your DOC for your operating system.
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Flash Disk Questions
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Q: What are the current available capacities for the series of flash disk I use?
A: The technology market moves very quickly, yesterday's bleeding edge is today's standard. You can always count on EMJ Embedded Systems for the newest versions and sizes of M-Systems flash disks.
Q: I can't get my M-Systems flash disk to work. What is wrong?
A: When your machine boots, you should see a BIOS message from the flash disk during startup. If not, check your jumpers and make sure the correct memory address is shadowed.
Q: I still can't get my M-Systems flash disk to work.
A: Often times you must create a partition and or format your media. Contact tech support if you have further problems.
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