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RemDevIO – Remote Device I/O Software Meeting the Challenges of ATCA for Application & I/O Scalability Remote Device I/O is an innovative software offering that delivers I/O scalability while retaining direct access to host processing power at a viable price point. RemDevIO allows an application to control and utilize remote AMC devices as if they were local to the host processor. SBCs with one or two AMC bays run the server-side of the RemDevIO application while a thin client runs on one or more Application Host SBCs. With minimal overhead, I/O resources can be expanded from one to many blades and AMC cards. ATCA Carrier Blades, such as the AdaxPacketRunner provide I/O scalability, however the challenge remains that high-density I/O configurations can still be cost-prohibitive, especially where application scalability is more important than the I/O resources. To be successful and cost-effective, distributed signaling solutions need the host processor applications to be able to access I/O resources located both locally on the SBC and on remote carrier blades. Adax RemDevIO successfully meets this challenge. RemDevIO Configuration Examples: Application Scalability – one of the many options is the Any-to-Any Configuration where any number of SBCs can access any number of remote Adax resources on more than one carrier blade:  I/O Scalability – one of the options is the One-to-One Configuration where the host CPU can access one or more Adax protocol controllers remotely, as if they were located on the host processor SBC. The ‘remote’ Adax cards sit on an ATCA carrier blade in the same chassis and appear to the host application as if they were a ‘local’ resource:  |
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