Databyte.ch a13-som
| Databyte.ch a13-som | |
|---|---|
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| Manufacturer | http://databyte.ch |
| Dimensions | 67.6mm x 38mm x ~4mm |
| Release Date | 01 2020 |
| Website | http://databyte.ch |
| Specifications | |
| SoC | A13 @ 1GHz |
| DRAM | 512MiB DDR3 @ 403MHz |
| NAND | none on-board |
| Power | DC 3.3V @ 1A (t.b.d) |
| Features | |
| LCD | none |
| Touchscreen | touchcontroller through SO-DIMM conenctor |
| Video | yes, on SO-DIMM connector, RGB, LCD |
| Audio | yes, on SO-DIMM connector |
| Network | yes, MII on SO-DIMM connector |
| Storage | µSD on-board |
| USB | yes, on SO-DIMM connector |
| Camera | yes, CSI on SO-DIMM connector |
| Other | Accelerometer (Manufacturer device), GPS, IRDA |
| Headers | JTAG (2x5x1.27mm) |
This page needs to be properly filled according to the New Device Howto and the New Device Page guide.
The A13-SOM is yet an other System on Module. Comparable to a RaspberryPi Compute Module and is also partially pin compatible.
Identification
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On the back of the device, the following is printed:
DATABYTE.CH ED1912-011-A A13-SOM
The PCB has the following silkscreened on it:
A13-SOM
Sunxi support
Current status
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Images
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You can find the latest images here: http://databyte.ch/A13-SOM
HW-Pack
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BSP
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Manual build
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U-Boot
Mainline U-Boot
Use the MANUFACTURER_DEVICE build target.
Linux Kernel
Mainline kernel
Use the FAMILY-CHIP-DEVICE.dtb device-tree binary.
Tips, Tricks, Caveats
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FEL mode
All Pins are connected to the 200-Pin header. Read the A13-Manual for further information's about activating the FEL-Mode
Device specific topic
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Adding a serial port (voids warranty)
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Device disassembly
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Locating the UART
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Pictures
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Also known as
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See also
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Manufacturer images
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