It’s essentially built on top of Armbian, offering a minimal installation script for producing fast and lightweight system images, squeezing more performance out of lower-end hardware.

It has a 30-pin header to expose hardware resources for secondary development, such as GPIO, I2C, I2S, PWM, and SPI interfaces. Connected to PWM3_IR_M0 38Khz carrier frequency compatible with NEC protocol, User code is 3B4C Support power on via IR controller Support FriendlyELEC RC100 IR controller 4 Get Started 4. FriendlyELEC has released the NanoPi R6C, a new single-board computer (SBC) that the company intends people to use as a router. Under normal circumstances, that sort of implies that I’m downloading the image and that it comes with a desktop. With significantly less low-level connectivity than most SBCs, it’s clear that it’s envisioned as an edge server, IoT gateway or even as a small desktop.Other changes include more I/Os with a 30-pin header replacing the 12-pin GPIO header on the NanoPi R6S, and some will be happy to find a USB-C to UART port for easy access to the serial console without having to open or hardware-hack the router to add an external serial interface. It’s no LPDDR5, but it’s decently fast for any task, and certainly not the source of any bottlenecks.

Tailored Solutions: Friendly Elec provides customization options and dedicated support to tailor the NanoPC-T6 precisely to your industrial needs. This new router should ideally last for many years, which is also why the specs of the device should be way more than is needed for a router today. Using FriendlyCore, the NanoPi R6S becomes a capable embedded edge computing platform, capable of driving even demanding multimedia applications. The FriendlyElec Wiki has documentation to boot up the NanoPi R6C from eMMC or from the MicroSD card. The wiki has a “download link” link that eventually takes me to a Google Drive share with the images: https://drive.

IntroductionThe Tiny4412 CPU board uses Samsung Quad-Core A9 Exynos4412SoC with scaling frequency up to 1. SD Card (boot from SD card like you want), eFlasher (SD to eMMC flash), and USB image to flash with the utility. Upgrade your industrial operations with the NanoPC-T6 and experience a new level of efficiency and performance.

capable of outputting 8K video and a USB-C port meant for supplying power to the board, as well as flashing software to the board’s built-in eMMC storage. All in all, the NanoPi R6S is a board featured with multiple Ethernet ports, light NAS and video playing. In all seriousness though, it sounds like an R5C would meet your needs and for the cost of an R6C or R6S, I would instead look for low power fanless x86 solutions. g. an extra network interface towards the PC powering it, over the same cable, and/or a USB-Serial console, USB network firmware recovery feature, etc.T ports instead, supported right now and in the ~130-250 EUR range (complete, with SSD, RAM, case, PSU, everything, ready to deploy). That's why Genova Industrial Products has partnered with Friendly Elec to present the NanoPC-T6, a game-changing single-board computer designed to redefine the way you approach industrial applications.