The system boots off of a 128mb CF part. Possibly embedded linux. Will have to dig out a CF dongle and image the part.
Looks like after some searching that the chip might be similar to this
http://www.zfmicro.com/zfx86.html
The zfmicro people seem to be the ones who had the machZ chip used in this sytem. The part dates to around 2000 when linux was just starting to climb into legitimacy.
Look like the documentation for the SCS 1620 is here for now. Will have to archive it for future use.
http://www.lantronix.com/support/discontinued.html
It appears that Lantronix had a line of bridging gizmos around the time of the MachZ part's intro, which did things like ethernet to serial, and the like. This is such a product with a specific use.
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| Compact Flash and network chip |
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| Processor |
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| System Ram |
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| Some sort of flash (bios?) |
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| 16 ports worth of serial I/O shifters |
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| near the modem slot, maybe an ISA I/O chip? |
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| Power on board |
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| Overall. Dual P/S are nice |
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| rear edge view. |
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| idiot blacked out info. 16 ports, net, serial common port |
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| Power supplies |
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| Flash chip for the system Version 03.12 |
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| Legend next to some jumpers and ports |
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| More options |
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| and more options plus crystals |
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| Front panel board |
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| Main processor MachZ X86 PC |
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| THE Power Solutions |
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| AJ-040U-D10-010 |
