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From Issue #105
January 2003

Jan 01, 2003  By Heather Mead
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Runtime Revoultion 2.0, Nuxeo Collaborative Portal Server, CommuniGate Pro Groupware and more.
7160 Anything I/O Card

The 7160 is a standalone (no bus) version of the FPGA-based Anything I/O card series. It provides 96 I/O bits, and on four 50 pin connectors, 24 bits per connector. The connectors have I/O module rack-compatible pinouts. The 7160 also has two RS-485 serial ports and two RS-232 ports, one of which is used for downloading initial configurations to the on-card Flash EEPROM. Many I/O configuration files are provided, including both simple and smart remote I/O, 4- and 8-axis servo motion control and more. Available I/O interface daughter cards include an 8-channel RS-232/485 interface, a debug LED card, a 2-axis #A stepper motor driver and more.

Contact: MESA Electronics, 4175 Lakeside Drive, Suite 100, Richmond, California 94806, sales@mesanet.com, www.mesanet.com.

SuSE Openexchange Server

SuSE Linux announced the Openexchange Server, an all-in-one communications and groupware solution. Openexchange provides e-mail functions, web-mail clients, a central appointment and address management system, as well as project management and task planning tools in one application. A centrally controlled document management tool and group-based discussion forums are also supported. The Openexchange interface runs on common browsers, so users can access the services on all computer platforms, including Windows and Mac OS. The data synchronization feature allows information to be shared with PDAs.

Contact: SuSE Linux AG, Deutschherrnstr. 15-19, Nürnberg, Germany D-90429, presales@suse.de, www.suse.de/en.

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