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Product description: Odroid H2 with Intel J4105 Quad-Core 2.5 GHz processor
Odroid Minicomputer in H2 version with powerful IntelCeleron J4105 quad-core 64-bit2.5 GHzprocessor.The board hastwo DDR4 RAM slots,twobuilt-inEthernet Gigabitports, HDMI 2.0 and Display Port 1.24K/60Hz andtwo USB 2.0 portsas well as twoUSB 3.0, 20 GPIO,PCI-eslotand twoSATA3 connectors.Works withUbuntu 18.10andUbuntu 18.04systems.
What do I need to run my Odroid H2 minicomputer?
- eMMC memory,a SATA or SSD NVMe hard drive for PCI-e- the media on which the operating system will be installed.
- DDR4 RAM - mini computer has no built-in RAM, has 2 DDR4 SO-DIMM slots, supports up to 32 GB of RAM
- Power supply: from 14 V to 20 V (up to 60 W) - recommended 15 V / 4 A
- HDMI cable - toconnect the device to a monitor
- Mouse and keyboard- to control and enter data into the device
Minicomputer with installed RAM and PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD - no memory and no disk included.
Operating system for Odroid H2 minicomputer
Odroid H2 is compatible with Ubuntu 18.10 and Ubuntu 18.04. The drive of the device can be an eMMC module, a SATA or NVMe drive for PCI-e.
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Ubuntu systems can be downloaded frommanufacturer's website. Installation instructions are available onthe manufacturer's Wiki. |
Communication of Odroid H2 minicomputer
Odroid has basic communication interfaces, which can be found in PC-class office computers. In addition to the previously mentioned audio and video interfaces, the user has at his disposal:
- four USB connectors: 2x USB 2.0 and 2x USB 3.0,under which you can connect e.g. a mouse, a keyboard, a WiFi card or a flash drive. If it turns out that there are too few sockets, you can increase their number usingan external USB HUB.
- Two Ethernet gigabit sockets, i.e. the possibility of direct connection to a LAN up to 1000 Mbps.
- GPIO x 20 pin- general purpose outputs/inputs that can be used to operate LEDs, buttons, motor controllers. Among them there are pins supporting the interfaces: I2C and UART.
- SATA and PCI-e connectors- for connecting HDDs or SSDs.
- Audio in/out (3.5 mm jack) and SPDIF out connectors- to connect audio devices.
Pictured from above, without heatsink.
Power supply for Odroid H2 device
The system uses a 5.5 / 2.1 mm DC jack connector as its power source. The manufacturer recommends that the voltage given on the connector should be 15 V, while the current capacity of the power supply used should be at least 4 A.
The device is equipped with a heat sink.
| Odroid H2 minicomputer specifications | |
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| Model | Odroid H2 |
| Specification |
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| Processor | Intel Celeron |
| Core |
Quad-Core J4105 |
| Systems |
Ubuntu Debian |
| Clocking | 2.5 GHz |
| Memory RAM |
up to 32 GB - not included DDR4 SO-DIMM |
| Memory |
eMMC / SATA / PCI-e drive |
| GPIO socket |
20 pin connector |
| Power supply |
15 V / 4 A - DC 5.5 / 2.1 mm |
| Dimensions of the tiles | 110 x 110 x 43 mm |
| Interfaces | |
| USB Host |
2 x USB 2.0 socket 2 x USB 3.0 socket |
| Network interface |
Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mbps Realtek RTL8111G |
| Video |
HDMI 2.0 / DisplayPort 1.2 4K@60Hz |
| Audio |
3.5 mm jack in/out SPDIF output (ALC662, HDA) |
| Communication |
UART, I2C, GPIO - 3.3 V |
| Additional |
Built-in status LEDs Radiator BIOS battery |
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