OXU810SE, Single Drive NAS System Device with Encryption
Highlights
General Features
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Seamless interface to an integrated
SATA port
The OXE810SE is a consumer network-attached storage (NAS) device and is the
successor to the OXE800SE. It delivers a wide array of consumer specific
applications such as media server and atomatic backup combined with easy-to-
use software making it ideal for consumers who need to store and share their
digital content.
The OXE810SE has an outstanding price/performance ratio with a high level of
integration and includes advanced encryption capabilities in hardware. It offers
diverse connectivity including 10/100/1000 Ethernet plus CIFS over TCIP/IP,
XFS and EXT3.
This adaptable and highly-configurable device also supports connections to IEEE
802.11g/n and other standard wireless chips via mini PCI. It provides an
integrated SATA port, a USB high-speed port and two USB full-speed host ports
supporting additional expansion capability via USB HDDs.
Embedded ARM Processor
An integrated ARM926EJ-S processor @367MHz, featuring an MMU and 32
Kbyte caches, runs Linux OS with a full network stack. For system control, there
is an integrated fan tachometer/thermistor controller and pulse width modulators.
Used in conjunction, these facilities can optionally trigger and modulate a fan or
initiate protective measures.
SATA Interface
The embedded 3GHz SATA host interfaces supports the latest revisions of the
SATA II specifications. Interface speeds of 3GHz and 1.5GHz deliver maximum
performance with minimum latency for external SATA storage.
USB Multi-Port Host Controller
The USB can be used to connect to external USB HDDs via the high-speed 480-
Mbps port A, or to other peripherals, such as printers or USB memory via the
full-speed 12-Mbps ports B and C as well as port A. The controller has its own
DMA engine to collect and store packets either in internal SRAM or external
SDRAM.
Static RAM Controller
The static memory controller can interface to any static memory type device. In
addition to static RAM, it can also interface to intelligent LCD controllers and
NOR flash.
PCI Controller
The PCI core can be configured as a host or device under software control. It can
be used to communicate with planar PCI devices or mini-PCI cards such as
SATA controllers and 802.11 wireless LAN controllers. In PCI host mode the
controller can support up to 4 external devices on the bus.
Key Features
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Seamless interface to an integrated
SATA port
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Accessible from multiple clients using
Ethernet (integrated 10/100/1000
Ethernet MAC) with MII and GMII
support, or IEEE 802.11g/n Wi-Fi (via
PCI interface)
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367 MHz ARM926EJ-S processor with
32 Kbyte caches & MMU
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TSO (TCP/IP segmentation offload)
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Supports multiple software
architectures
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Linux OS
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TCP/IP & CIFS
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EXT3
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XFS
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Simple to install - no specialist user
knowledge necessary; automatic
installation with DHCP client & simple
configuration
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Integrated fan tachometer/thermistor
controller and pulse width modulators
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Integrated hardware 128-bit AES
encryption/decryption engine
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5 channel DMA controller
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USB 2.0 & USB 1.1 host controllers
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128 Kbyte on-chip SRAM
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DDR1/2 SDRAM controller 16 bit
interface supports combinations up to
256 Mbytes addressable storage
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16 bit static memory interface (optional
- device boots from HDD) supports up
to 4 Mbytes addressable storage per
chip-select
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35 GPIO for easy customization
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