Layout

The Clusterboard with labels

LabelDescription
1Barrel-type DC jack (6.3 mm outer diameter, 3.0 mm inner diameter) for a +5 V, 15 A power supply
2Gigabit Ethernet port
3Reset button, for all seven modules
4Holder for two non-rechargeable 1.5 V AA-size batteries, providing backup for the real-time clock (RTC) on all modules
5Connector for an eMMC module, for the first SOPINE or SOEDGE module
6Slot for a SOPINE or SOEDGE module
7USB 2.0 Type-A socket
8MicroUSB Type-B USB 2.0 socket
9Activity LED
1020-pin expansion connector
11Three-pin connector for a lithium battery
12RTL8211E Gigabit Ethernet PHY, with two status LEDs
13Gigabit Ethernet Switch (RTL8370N)
1424-pin ATX Power Connector
15Two-pin connector for a switch/button that turns on connected ATX power supply
165 V power output for hard disk drives (optional)
17Places for soldering two resistors (optional, for use with an ATX power suppply that requires dummy load on 3.3 V and 12 V rails)

For the part 4, please see the important note in the specifications page. For the part 11, please see the notes in the hardware revisions page. Parts 6 to 12 exist separately for each of all seven SOPINE or SOEDGE modules.

20-pin Expansion Connector

The 20-pin expansion connector is the part 10 decribed in the section above, available for each SOPINE or SOEDGE module. There is an unofficial description of the pinout in this forum thread. The unofficial pinout is also visible directly in this picture.

SOPINE Module

Front view of the SOPINE module with labels

Rear view of the SOPINE module with labels

LabelDescription
1A64 SoC
22 GB of DDR3 RAM
3AXP803 PMIC
4Edge connector, the same as on SO-DIMM modules
5Power LED
6microSD card slot
7SPI flash memory