| TXMP Series Facts | |
|---|---|
| Processor | STM32MP1 Series |
| RAM | 128MB up to 512MB DDR3L |
| Flash | 128MB SLC NAND or 4GB eMMC |
| Grade | Industrial |
| Temperature | -25 °C to 85 °C (eMMC) / -40 °C to 85 °C (NAND) |
| Dimensions (LxWxD) | 68 mm x 26 mm x 4 mm |
| Datasheets | TXMP |
TXMP
Our new TXMP Series expands our TX-CoM Family standard. The TXMP comes with a STM32MP1 Series processor and is available in three variants.
Linux Headless Development Kit
The TX Mainboard 7 is a ready-to-use development system for building applications based on the TX embedded processor boards.
Linux Display Development Kit
The Linux Display Development Kit is a ready-to-use development system for building applications based on the TX embedded processor boards. It also includes a 5,7“ capacitive touch display.
• 5,7 inch TFT display
• 640 x 480 dots
• White LED backlight
• Capacitive Touchsceen
Quickstart Guide
This guide will help new users to quickly use the TX8M Linux Development Kit.
Yocto Guide
Our Yocto Project documentation guides you through building custom and pre-configured Linux-based systems for our modules.
Debian Guide
There are different Debian variants you can install on your module. You can also install Debian yourself from scratch.
GitHub
Software repositories on Github.
Hardware Documentation
Here you will find documented everything related to our products hardware. The TX-Guide explains our TX-standard and its technical details.
Customer Area
Registered customers have access to further documents such as circuit diagrams, 3D models, product change notifications, data sheets and other documentation.
Embedded computing power is very much in demand in a growing number of multimedia-centric devices. The Ka-Ro TXMP is ideally suited for target markets requiring high-end devices for powerful images and impressive video streaming creating connected devices in the following vertical markets.
- Automation
- Medical technology
- Industrial control
- Digital signage
- Transportation
A general-purpose microprocessor portfolio enabling easy development for a broad range of applications, the STM32MP1 series is based on a heterogeneous single or dual Arm Cortex-A7 and Cortex-M4 cores architecture, strengthening its ability to support multiple and flexible applications, achieving the best performance and power figures at any time.
For more information regarding the STM32MP1 Series go to st.com:
- Ethernet
- USB 2.0
- eMMC/SD
- UART
- I²C
- SPI
- PWM
- SAI
- CAN
Ka-Ro CoM scalability
Often, devices are required in different performance and price classes. This is where Ka-Ro’s TX standard comes into its own. With one single hardware design embedded engineers can produce a range of pin- and software-compatible products. Ka-Ro introduced the TX CoM standard over six years ago. Until today, the Ka-Ro Starter Kit V has served as the unchanged development environment for all Ka-Ro TX modules underlining Ka-Ro’s long-term product and family strategy. All the TX modules can be used on the Starter Kit V which enables great scalability and flexibility.
Reduce to the max – the Ka-Ro product philosophy
The philosophy behind Ka-Ro’s TX CoM family is to reduce a CoM down to the absolute minimum of components. In doing so, application designers and engineers using Ka-Ro CoMs can achieve maximum flexibility. Ka-Ro TX CoM modules solely feature the processor plus memory and the power supply. Any additional functions can be added to the base board.
Longevity
This focus on CoMs with a minimum number of components is on the one hand the key to very competitive pricing, on the other hand it enables Ka-Ro to ensure long-term availability. While processor manufacturers like NXP offer a long-term availability of 10 to 15 years, this must also apply to any further components integrated onto a module or these must be available via second sourcing and without any necessary software alterations. If these components are integrated on a module, as is the case with many other manufacturers, this long-term availability is endangered, or – from right from the start – not possible to guarantee.