VoCore2 Ultimate – Linux SBC with WiFi and Dock Discount

Description

VoCore2 Ultimate – Linux SBC with WiFi and Dock

VoCore2 is a tiny single-board computer. Use it for all types of projects where tiny size, inexpensive cost and built-in WiFi are important. The VoCore2 is open hardware which runs Linux and has WiFi, USB, UART, 20+ GPIOs and more. One inch square! VoCore2 Ultimate also contains a microSD slot, USB2.0 port, A/D, D/A, 10/100 Ethernet port, audio record/playback, up to 300Mbps wireless transfer speed and low power consumption.

The VoCore2 can be used as a super tiny WiFi router!

VoCore2 is a new revision of the original VoCore v1.0, making it faster and more stable without increasing the size!

Links to compliance information available at the bottom of this listing.

KEY FEATURES

• Approximately 1 inch cube
• Built-in WiFi, 802.11n, 2T2R, speed up to 300Mbps
• Built-in Antenna, U.FL slot
• CPU: MT7628AN, 580MHz, MIPS 24K
• Memory: 128MB DDR2 @ 166MHz
• Storage: 16MB NOR on board, supports up to 2TB SDXC cards
• Ethernet: 1 port / 5 ports, up to 100Mbps
• USB 2.0 port
• PCIe 1.1 supported
• UART x3 (UART2 for debug console)
• GPIO Pins: >= 40 (pinmux)
• PWM x4
• Runs Linux – Preloaded!
• A/D Conversion – 4 channels
• D/A Conversion – 1 channel
• Audio playback and recording supported
• Dimensions: 28 x 30 x 30 mmPower input: 3.6V ~ 6.0V
• Power consumption: 74mA WiFi standby, 230mA WiFi full speed, 5V input

NOTES

• Please update to the latest VoCore2 Ultimate firmware for best performance.

QUICK START

• Attach microUSB port to a stable power source, such as a USB charger or computer USB port. DO NOT SUPPLY MORE THAN 6.0V as that will damage your VoCore2.
• The SSID “VoCore2” should be accessible from other devices within 30 seconds of applying power.
• Connect to the SSID “VoCore2” from your wireless device (phone, computer, laptop, tablet, ODROID, etc.)
• Use one of the following two methods to connect:
•     1. Open an SSH terminal (“ssh” on Linux/Android, “PuTTY” on Windows, etc.) and log in to “VoCore2” (user: root, pass: vocore)
•     2. Using USB2TTL, you can connect to the VoCore2 through another computer’s USB port (no driver required). Once connected, a serial port should show up for the VoCore2. NOTE: UART speed is 115200bps, 8bit, no parity, 1 stop bit. For Windows, USB2TTL device should appear in Device Manager. For Linux/MacOS, USB2TTL device should appear at /dev/tty.usbmodem_1

The VoCore2 is now in AP (Access Point) mode. It is possible to put the VoCore2 in AP + STA mode, which allows the VoCore2 to connect to a wireless hotspot (AP) and provide wireless access from that hotspot to anything connected to the AP and Ethernet port.

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