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Card Size Board based on ARM Cortex A7 -Allwinner A31S

Highlights:

  • Allwinner A31s quad-core ARM® Cortex™-A7 CPU
  • PowerVR™ SGX544MP2 GPU
  • 1GB DDR3, 4GB eMMC Flash
  • Custom low power companion PMIC, powerful Multimedia
  • Support WiFi, USB 3G, camera and Irda
  • Ready-to-run platform with ported Linux3.30, Android4.2.2/4.4 OS

Description:

Compact 31S is an ultra compact embedded board built around the Allwinner A31s quad-core phablet processor, which is a power efficient processor adopted by many tablet PC manufacturers, such as Ramos K1, HP Compaq 7, MSI Primo81, Onda V819mini. Coupled with PowerVR SGX544MP2 GPU with eight logic core, Compact 31S enables powerful 3D computing capability as well as excellent UI experience. The compact board can drive HD resolution up to 1280x800 pixels, decode video up to 2160p, and encode video up to 1080p. Compact 31S can hold up to 1GB DDR3, 4GB eMMC Flash. A microSD card holder on the board enables the addition of Flash memory cards. Accommodates rich I/O interfaces in a compact system size (92 x 65mm) include USB host&OTG, Ethernet, VGA, HDMI and Audio IO, in the meanwhile, to support WiFi, camera and Irda function, the Compact 31S is an ideal development platform for experimenting and realizing "low cost" embedded applications. Compact 31S is provided with full ready-to-run Android4.2.2 packages and comprehensive documentation.

03:06, 17 September 2015

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03:40, 22 September 2015
 

Laptop Webcam

I have connected my pi using putty and xming, please can anyone tell me how to use laptop webcamera instead of using an external usb camera through the raspberry pi b+ model and then connecting that camera remotely to any other device?

03:19, 6 December 2014

Laptop Webcam

I have connected my pi using putty and xming, please can anyone tell me how to use laptop webcamera instead of using an external usb camera through the raspberry pi b+ model and then connecting that camera remotely to any other device?

03:19, 6 December 2014

Extending RaspberryPi, BeagleBoard, Arduino ... with lots of I/O's?

Dear reader,

How to extend RaspberryPi, BeagleBoard, Arduino ... with lots of I/O's? My friend and I developed a solution. We launched a Indiegogo campaign where we offer a series of digital I/O modules: http://igg.me/at/kunio

Via an SPI bus + some I/O pins, or just up to 7 simple I/O pins, you can add a huge number of digital in- and outputs in a modular way. By using any microcontroller or Single Board Computer of your choice (RaspberryPi, BeagleBoard, Arduino,...), you can create a powerful device (PLC) that is accessible from the internet and has lots of storage and features using your own development tools.

If you are convinced of these products, please help us raising funds so we can produce our first modules and bring them to market! The next step is to add more analogue inputs and outputs to this concept, without the need for more I/O pins. I hope you enjoy this...

14:43, 25 September 2014

RPi compatible, waterproof screen?

Hi, I'd like to turn my RPi into a speedo (instrumentation display) for my motorbike. That means I need a small waterproof LCD to hook into the RPi. Does anyone know of a good screen for this type of application or can link me to an option or 2?

Many thanks.

Camjerlams Flanders: "You know what they say- with great power comes great responsibility" Homer: "Who said that? I'll kill them with my power!"(talk)

19:55, 7 July 2014

Sorry for multiple posts, hit enter a few times doing my signature for new lines and it posted..

20:06, 7 July 2014

Sorry, no idea. Google would be your best bet.

05:02, 8 July 2014
 
 

RPi compatible, waterproof screen?

Hi, I'd like to turn my RPi into a speedo (instrumentation display) for my motorbike. That means I need a small waterproof LCD to hook into the RPi. Does anyone know of a good screen for this type of application or can link me to an option or 2?

Many thanks.

Camjerlams Flanders: "You know what they say- with great power comes great responsibility"(talk)

19:55, 7 July 2014

want to know About u-boot mounting and SD card realated.....

Hello,

What type of SD card used for mounting u-boot, SPL and uImage for my WB Q board ?? particularly which type of can I use ??

Because at first time I used 2 GB scan disk card and then mount SPL, u-boot and uImage as WB give on their website. That type board start successfully without any problem and get u-boot prompt in minicom via serial.

But actually I stuck now on other issue.

2nd time when I start my board its not boot up.

I make SD card approx 12015 times, all type of available process and method I use ?? but ........ no u-boot prompt I get.

I use ubuntu 14.04 LTS as host machine and minicom s/w and null cable. so what the correct method to make SD card please please provide me in detail very soon. ????

and what is requirements for SD card to make it boot able in WB Q board ????

please please reply me very very soon.

Tell me in brief.

Thanks

regards Jaymin D

22:38, 19 June 2014

Jaymin,

This forum is for discussions about the elinux wiki, and not for general embedded linux support.

-- Tim
07:05, 20 June 2014
 

want to know About u-boot mounting and SD card realated.....

Hello,

What type of SD card used for mounting u-boot, SPL and uImage for my WB Q board ?? particularly which type of can I use ??

Because at first time I used 2 GB scan disk card and then mount SPL, u-boot and uImage as WB give on their website. That type board start successfully without any problem and get u-boot prompt in minicom via serial.

But actually I stuck now on other issue.

2nd time when I start my board its not boot up.

I make SD card approx 12015 times, all type of available process and method I use ?? but ........ no u-boot prompt I get.

I use ubuntu 14.04 LTS as host machine and minicom s/w and null cable. so what the correct method to make SD card please please provide me in detail very soon. ????

and what is requirements for SD card to make it boot able in WB Q board ????

please please reply me very very soon.

Tell me in brief.

Thanks

regards Jaymin D

22:38, 19 June 2014

Beaglebone black - no mass storage seen

I bought a Beaglebone black a week ago and cannot get it running. I have a normal Beaglebone that works fine, but the black just does nothing. It seems to boot according to the LEDS, but I do not get a mass storage device registered. I have tried different cables, computers on both windows and Linux. I have tried the procedure described on eLinux.org for trouble installing USB drivers, but when I run EEPROMA5.BAT it fails with the message "No devices found" and in red "Device 0 does not exist"

I do not know what else to try.

05:48, 5 December 2013

I would suggest posting your problem to the Beagle mailing list here:

Beagleboard Forum

09:12, 10 December 2013