Wireless Router Application Platform

Short description: Single board computer format

The Wireless Router Application Platform (WRAP) is a format of single board computer defined by Switzerland company PC Engines. This is specially designed for wireless router, firewall, load balancer, VPN or other network appliances.

## Contents

* 1 Basic specs
* 2 Different boards
* 3 Operating System
* 4 End Of Life (EOL)
* 5 External links

## Basic specs

* 32-bit x86 compatible CPU, low energy consumption (AMD Geode SC1100 at 266 MHz)
* supports MMX instructions
* 64-bit SDRAM memory controller (max: 89 MHz)
* PCI bus controller
* IDE interfaces
* ACPI 1.0-compatible power management
* tinyBIOS : Made specially by PC Engines
* 64 or 128MB SDRAM
* Compact flash memory (includes boot OS)
* Monitoring: watchdog timer, LM77 thermal monitor
* Power supply: 7V ~ 18V external DC power or Power over Ethernet
* LAN: National semiconductor DP83816
* I/O: MiniPCI slots, console serial port

## Different boards

There are three different models of the WRAP:

* The WRAP 1-1 has two Ethernet ports, and two mini-PCI slots, on a 16x16cm board.
* The WRAP 1-2 has three Ethernet ports and one mini-PCI slot, on a 16x16cm board.
* The WRAP 2 has one Ethernet port, and two mini-PCI slots, on a 10x16cm board.

## Operating System

The WRAP is capable of running many different operating systems, including various Linux distributions, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, as well as proprietary OSes. The WRAP lacks a keyboard controller (for obvious reasons), so some OSes that rely on one for the boot process may have to be modified.

## End Of Life (EOL)

PC Engines announced the end of life for the WRAP platform in 2007. The board was replaced by the ALIX.

## External links

* PC Engines information page on the WRAP
* BowlFish

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