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Description
MinicomputerNanoPi, version M1 Pluswith processorAllwinner H3 quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 1.2 GHz. The board has1GB of DDR3 RAM,8 GB of eMMC, built-inwi-fi and Bluetooth 4.0 module, an Ethernet Gigabit port,HDMIconnector andtwo USB A slots + 1 x USB Hoston 2.54 mm pins,40 GPIOs, connector for microSD card. It works with theu-boot, Ubuntu Mate, Debian and Ubuntu-Core.
The advantage of the board is its small size, its outline fits in a rectangle with sides of 64 x 56 mm.
What it takes to run minicomputer NanoPi?
- MicroSD memory card - media on which installed can be the operating system
- The AC adapter with a micro usb plug - 5 V with current of 2 A
- HDMI cable- to connect the device to the monitor
- Mouse and keyboard - tocontrol and input the data into the device
Operating system
NanoPi works with Debian and Ubuntu Mate systems. The drive of the device may be the microSD card which can be purchased in our store.
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Operating systems can be downloaded fromthe manufacturer's website. The manufacturer also provides the guidance for the installation of the system. |
Communication
Minicomputer has basic communication interfaces that can be found in office PC computers. In addition to the previously listed connectors of audio and video, the user has at his or her disposal:
- 2 USB connectors, to which can be connected, for example, a mouse, a keyboard, a wi-fi card or USB flash drive. If you find that the slots are too short, you can increase their number using an external USB HUB.
- Ethernet slot, that is the ability to directly connect to the LAN network.
- the wi-fi and Bluetooth module for wireless communication
- 40 pins of GPIO outputs/inputs of general purpose that can be used to control the LEDs, buttons, drivers of motors. Among them are the pins that support the interfaces: I2C, SPI and UART.
- a microSD slot - slot for memory microSD cards, on which installed can be the operating system.
- HDMI connector - it transfers image to the monitor.
The device has 2 USB slots, HDMI connector, an Ethernet port and many others.
Power
As a power source, the system uses the microUSB connector. The manufacturer recommends that the voltage indicated on the plug had a value of 5.0 V and a current of the used adapter shall not be less than 2.0 A. In our offer, you will find power supplies that meet these parameters, for example: power supply Extreme 2.1 A.
Starter set
The manufacturer has prepared a set of sensors and modules in a convenient chest that simplifies getting started with minicomputer.
The contents of the set Matrix Starter Kit - sold separately.
Specification |
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| Model | NanoPi M1 Plus |
| Specification |
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| Processor | Allwinner H3 |
| The core |
Quad-Core ARM Cortex A7 |
| Graphics |
Mali400MP2 600 MHz, OpenGL ES2.0 |
| Systems |
u-boot Debian Ubuntu Mate Ubuntu Core |
| Clock frequency | 1.2 GHz |
| RAM |
1 GB |
| Memory |
microSD card, 8 GB of eMMC |
| Slot for GPIO |
40-pin, compatible with Raspberry Pi |
| Power |
5 V / 2 A - microUSB |
| Board sizes | 64 x 56 mm |
| Interfaces | |
| USB-Host |
3 x USB 2.0 (including one on pins of 2.54 mm) |
| Network interface | 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet |
| Video | HDMI 1.4 1080p |
| Audio |
HDMI / 3.5 mm jack, built-in microphone |
| Communication |
UART, SPI, I2C, GPIO, PWM |
| The debugger |
Serial port 4pin / 2.54 mm |
| Additional |
Reset button, built-in LED, built-in IR receiver |
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