If it's a Calera board, it was designed by our own Jim Battle (come on out and take a bow, Jim!).

Semi-OT Small World Dept. - In 1987 I used a Palantir OCR unit (5 68000 CPU's and 2MB ROM code) to convert all 60 Sherlock Holmes stories into machine readable ASCII format (sold several hundred copies of 'An Electronic Holmes Companion.') Soon after, Palantir was bought by Calera, and Jim Battle designed the ASIC for their board. Nearly 10 years later I hook up with Jim Battle when I send him a copy of the Sol User's Manual, and he remembers having heard about this guy who used the Palantir to scan the Holmes stories!