Description
Looking for a reliable, slot-single VME single board computer to maintain or upgrade your legacy control infrastructure? The VMIVME-7807 (GE Fanuc / VMIC) delivers high-performance processing, robust connectivity, and rugged reliability for embedded automation, defense, and industrial simulation applications.
- Availability: In Stock
- Lead Time: Ready for global dispatch within 1 to 3 business days via DHL Express, UPS, or FedEx International Priority
- Warranty: 12-Month Comprehensive Warranty
- Condition: New Surplus (Factory Sealed) or Refurbished (100% Bench Tested)
- Pricing Note: Price varies depending on the specific processor clock speed and RAM configuration. Contact our international procurement team today for an official, binding quotation.
Technical Specifications & Architectural Overview
When executing hot-swaps or engineering retrofits in older VMEbus racks, verifying backplane jumper configurations is critical. In our field deployments, the VMIVME-7807 is frequently used to replace aging 68k-based boards or earlier Pentium architectures. This board features an integrated Universe II chip, which provides a clean bridge between the PCI bus and the VMEbus.
| Parameter | Technical Value / Specification |
| Manufacturer | VMIC / GE Fanuc / Abaco Systems |
| Model Number | VMIVME-7807 (Suffix dictates specific configuration) |
| Processor | Intel Pentium III (typically 700 MHz to 1.0 GHz, low-power version) |
| L2 Cache | 256 KB advanced transfer cache |
| System Memory | Up to 512 MB PC100 SDRAM (via one 144-pin SODIMM slot) |
| Flash Storage | CompactFlash site (up to 1 GB supported) or M-Systems DiskOnChip |
| VMEbus Interface | VME64 compliance via Tundra Universe II bridge |
| Front Panel I/O | 10/100BaseTX Ethernet (RJ-45), 2x RS-232 COM ports (DB-9), 1x USB 1.1, VGA, PS/2 Mouse/Keyboard |
| Expansion Slot | One IEEE 1386.1 PMC slot for mezzanine cards |
| Operating Systems | VxWorks, Windows NT/2000, Linux, QNX |
Cross-Border Logistics and Export Compliance
Shipping specialized computing hardware globally requires careful adherence to dual-use export regulations. Because this board is often utilized in radar, sonar, and high-reliability defense simulators, it is subject to rigorous classification reviews.
ECCN and HS Code Classification
The VMIVME-7807 generally falls under Export Control Classification Number (4A994), meaning it can be exported under the “No License Required” (NLR) designation to most commercial entities worldwide. However, if your unit features specific ruggedization suffixes (e.g., conformal coating for extended temperature ranges of −40 to +85 °C), it may fall under 4A003.
- Global HS Code: 8471.50.01 (Digital processing units)
Incoterms and Marine Cargo Protection
For industrial clients in Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East, we recommend executing orders under EXW (Ex Works) or CIP (Carriage and Insurance Paid to) Incoterms 2020. Under CIP, we assume full liability and logistics management until the cargo lands at your designated airport destination.
We recognize that large-scale plant overhauls operate on tight budgets. To accommodate corporate procurement protocols, we accept Telegraphic Transfer (T/T) in advance or irrevocable Letters of Credit (L/C) at sight for high-volume transactions.
Engineering FAQ & Field Notes
My system is failing to boot past the VME backplane initialization screen. What is the fix?
Check your VME system controller configuration. In my experience, if the VMIVME-7807 is placed in Slot 1, it must be jumpered to act as the VMEbus System Controller (enabling the onboard arbiter and first-slot functionality). If it is placed in any other slot, this jumper must be removed, or the bus will lock up instantly.
Can I upgrade the onboard RAM using standard PC100 laptop memory?
Well, technically it uses a standard 144-pin SODIMM form factor, but don’t just grab a consumer-grade stick. The memory controller is highly sensitive to SPD (Serial Presence Detect) programming and requires low-profile, industrial-grade SDRAM modules. Stick to OEM-approved memory to prevent intermittent blue screens or kernel panics.
What is the purpose of the PMC slot on the front?
The PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) slot allows you to add dedicated hardware, such as an extra network interface, fieldbus card (Profibus/Modbus), or specialized digital I/O, without utilizing an additional VME rack slot.




