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Description
NanoPimini-computerin M1 versionwith1.2 GHzAllwinner H3 quad-coreARM Cortex-A7processor. The board has1 GB ofDDR3 RAM memory,built-inEthernetport,1080pHDMI port and threeUSB ports, 40GPIO,microSD card slot. Works withUbuntu Mate and Debiansystems.
The advantage of the board is its small dimensions, the outline fits into a 64 x 56 mm rectangle.
What do you need to run a NanoPi minicomputer?
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MicroSD memory card- the media on which the operating system will be installed
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Powersupply unit with microUSB- 5 Vplugwith 2 A current capacity
- HDMI cable - toconnect the device to a monitor
- Mouse and keyboard- to control and enter data into the device
Operating system
NanoPi works with the Debian and Ubuntu Mate systems. The disk of the device can be a microSD card, which can be purchased in our shop.
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Operating systems can be downloaded fromthe manufacturer's website. The manufacturer also provides asystem installation guide. |
Communication
The minicomputer has basic communication interfaces that can be found in PC-class office computers. In addition to the previously mentioned audio and video interfaces, the user has the possibility to use them:
- three USB connectors,under which you can connect e.g. mouse, keyboard, WiFi card or flash drive. If it turns out that there are too few connections, you can increase their number usingan external USB HUB.
- Ethernet socket, i.e. the possibility of direct connection to the LAN.
- GPIO x 40 pin- general purpose outputs/inputs that can be used to operate LEDs, buttons, motor controllers. Among them there are pins supporting interfaces: I2C, SPI and UART.
- microSD slot- slot for a microSD memory card, on which the operating system can be installed.
- HDMI connector- transmits video to the monitor.
The device has 2 USB ports, HDMI and Ethernet port and many others.
Power supply
The system uses the microUSB connector as the power source. The manufacturer recommends that the voltage given on the connector should be 5.0 V, while the current capacity of the power supply used should be at least 2.0 A. In our offer you will findpower supplies meeting these parameters, e.g.:Extreme 2.1 A power supply.
Starting set
The manufacturer has prepared aset of sensors and modules in a handy trunk, which makes it easy to start working with a mini-computer.
Contents of theMatrix Starter Kit- available separately.
Specification |
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| Model | NanoPi M1 |
| Specification |
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| Processor | Allwinner H3 |
| Core |
Quad-Core ARM Cortex A7 |
| Graphics |
Mali400MP2 600MHz, OpenGL ES2.0 |
| Systems |
Debian Ubuntu Mate |
| Clocking | 1.2 GHz |
| Memory RAM |
1 GB |
| Memory |
microSD card |
| GPIO socket |
40 pins, Raspberry Pi compliant |
| Power supply |
5 V / 2 A - microUSB |
| Dimensions of the tiles | 64 x 56 mm |
| Interfaces | |
| USB Host |
3 x USB 2.0 |
| Network interface | Ethernet 10/100 Mbps |
| Video | HDMI 1.4 1080p |
| Audio |
HDMI / 3.5 mm jack, built-in microphone |
| Communication |
UART, SPI, I2C, GPIO, PWM |
| Debugger |
Serial port 4pin / 2.54mm |
| Additional |
Reset button, built-in LED, built-in infrared receiver |
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