ELMICRO offers specialized miniaturized controller modules, development boards, and networked devices for industrial electronics and measurement technology applications.
ELMICRO (ELMICRO Computer GmbH & Co. KG, formerly MCT Elektronikladen GbR) is a provider of specialized industrial electronics, measuring technology, and microcontroller development solutions. They cater to engineers and developers needing platforms for rapid prototyping, data logging, and low- to mid-volume series applications.
Their product lineup includes highly capable, miniaturized controller modules based on advanced Microcontrollers like the Motorola/Freescale HCS12 and HC08 families. Popular products include the CardS12, Card12, ChipS12, and S12compact, many of which feature credit card-sized form factors and robust peripheral options tailored for industrial deployment.
The brand supports developers with comprehensive development packages that include carrier boards, pre-programmed monitor software (like TwinPEEKs), evaluation C-compilers, and exhaustive documentation, significantly accelerating the engineering and software design processes.
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User manuals, datasheets, and schematic diagrams for ELMICRO modules like the S12compact and CardS12 are typically included on the provided CD-ROM in development packages, or can be downloaded from the official ELMICRO websit.
ELMICRO development packages generally include the TwinPEEKs or FL08 Monitor software (pre-installed in Flash memory), assembler software, evaluation C-compilers, and code examples to jumpstart development.
The CardS12 typically requires a stabilized 5V DC power supply, though specific modules and optional carrier boards may differ. Always verify the voltage and polarity specified in your user manual before making connections.
You can connect your module via the RS232 interface using the supplied flat ribbon cable or Sub-D9 cable. Connect this to your PC and launch a terminal program (such as OC-Console) configured to the baud rate specified in your manual (often 19200 Baud) with hardware and software protocols disabled.