Motorola MVME3100-1152 | Genuine Automation Spare Unit

Description

1. Motorola MVME3100-1152 | Genuine Automation Spare Unit

Unboxing & Physical Snapshot

• Brand & Model: Motorola MVME3100-1152
• Product Family: Motorola MVME3100 VMEbus Single Board Computer Series.
• Product Type: 6U VME64x embedded single-board computer (SBC) for industrial computing, control, and data acquisition applications.
• Primary Function: Provides processor control, memory resources, VMEbus communication, Ethernet networking, storage interfaces, and expansion capability within VME-based systems.
• Processor Architecture: MPC8540 PowerQUICC III integrated processor.
• Processor Speed: 677 MHz.
• Approximate Physical Dimensions: Approximately 233 × 160 × 20 mm (9.2 × 6.3 × 0.8 in), based on standard 6U VME board format.
• Estimated Shipping Weight: Approximately 1.0–1.5 kg (2.2–3.3 lb) including ESD packaging.
• Mounting Style: Single-slot 6U VME/VME64x rack installation.
• Board Construction:
  • Multi-layer PCB assembly
  • Front aluminum faceplate
  • VME P1/P2/P0 connectors
  • Processor heatsink area
  • Memory socket
  • PMC expansion locations
• Memory Configuration:
  • 256 MB DDR SDRAM
  • 64 MB Flash memory
• Communication Interfaces:
  • Gigabit Ethernet
  • 10/100 Ethernet
  • Serial interfaces
  • SATA interface
• What’s in the Box:
  • Motorola MVME3100-1152 CPU board
  • Anti-static ESD shielding bag
  • Protective foam packaging
  • Documentation when supplied

Product Introduction

The Motorola MVME3100-1152 installs into a VME64x backplane as the processing core of an embedded industrial computer system. The board combines a PowerQUICC III processor, local memory, network interfaces, storage connectivity, and VME communication resources in a single rack-mounted assembly (which is important for long-service applications where the original computing platform must remain unchanged).

This controller requires disciplined handling. Inspect the VME connector pins, front-panel hardware, heatsink contact area, and memory socket before installation. Legacy VME systems often operate for many years, so maintaining connector condition and preserving the original software image are essential parts of asset management.

Core Technical Specifications

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Global Compliance & Industry Certifications

Expected regulatory considerations for rola include:

• CE Mark — applicable when installed inside a compliant VME chassis and system enclosure meeting EMC requirements.
• UL/cUL Recognition — generally evaluated at the complete equipment level rather than the individual CPU board.
• RoHS Compliance — depends on production revision and manufacturing date.
• IEC Industrial Equipment Practices — relevant when integrated into industrial control, test, or automation systems.
• ATEX/IECEx — the board itself is not automatically approved for hazardous environments; certification depends on the complete enclosure and installation design.
• Marine approvals (DNV GL, ABS, or LR) — applicable only when integrated into certified marine computing equipment.

For industrial computing systems, EMC compliance is particularly important because high-speed processor buses, Ethernet interfaces, and VME communication lines can generate interference if cabinet design is inadequate.

Verify specific lot certifications with OEM.

Long-Term Storage & Asset Preservation Guide

• the inside the original anti-static (ESD) shielding bag during storage. The VME connector contacts and processor electronics require contamination control.
• Maintain warehouse humidity below 60% RH. Moisture can accelerate oxidation on connectors and degrade long-term reliability.
• Inspect the removable RTC battery before deployment. Aging batteries may leak and damage nearby PCB traces.
• Store the board flat with mechanical support. Avoid pressure on the faceplate, heatsink, or connector edges.
• Record serial number, hardware revision, firmware image, and inspection date in the spare asset database.

Physical Installation Prerequisites

• the only in a compatible 6U VME64x chassis.
• Confirm VME slot assignment and system controller configuration before power-up.
• Inspect P1/P2/P0 connectors for contamination or bent contacts.
• Leave at least 50 mm clearance above and below the rack assembly where cabinet airflow depends on convection paths.
• Verify chassis grounding and protective earth bonding.
• Confirm airflow direction matches the VME chassis cooling design.
• Avoid handling connector surfaces directly.
• Verify firmware and boot configuration before returning the system to operation.

  

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Buyer’s FAQ (Logistics & Compliance Focus)

Q: What HS Tariff Code is commonly used for rola ?

A: VME embedded controller boards are commonly evaluated under HS classifications related to electronic computing or control assemblies, often within headings such as 8471 or 8537 depending on declared function. Final classification must be confirmed according to the importing country’s customs rules.

Q: Does Country of Ofect procurement records?

A: Yes. Country of Origin (COO) information supports customs clearance, supplier qualification, warranty tracking, and regulated asset documentation. Maintain the board label, serial number, and original shipping records.

Q: Is shipping insurance recommended for this VME controller?

A: Reco The contains processor electronics, memory devices, VME connectors, and storage interfaces. Transport shock or moisture exposure can create failures that appear only during system startup.

the include the latest firmware pre-loaded?

A: The board includes factory firmware support such as MOTLoad, but the installed boot image and application software depend on the target system configuration. Verify firmware revision, operating environment, and application image before replacement.