The spi nand is now 1gb, and each M.2 socket can provide a current of 3A, which should be enough for SSD and 5G modules, but it is finally confirmed by the test. The fan is 3PIN. Like BPI-R3, it can be adjusted by PWM, but replaced by 1.25mm pitch socket
mt7986 has pcie3x2 which cannot be splitted and i guess mapped to the m.2 key-m slot for nvme (like on fullsize R3). as Key-B slot is prepared for 5G there should be (only) USB3
Hi, The Wiki lists 4x4 5G and 4x4 2.4G ( Wifi 6 4x4 2.4G Wifi(MT7975N) +4x4 5G Wifi(MT7975P) )
but there are only 5 antenna connectors ( 3x 5Ghz, 2x 2.4 Ghz ), how is the antenna mapping done ?
can we connect a 4x4 5Ghz array and 1x 2.4 Ghz ?
802.11ax (2.4GHz): up to 574Mbps
802.11ax (5 GHz): up to 3603 Mbps
frequency range 1 x 2.4 GHz, 1 x 5 GHz Bandwidth 20/40 MHz (2.4 GHz band)
20/40/80/160 MHz (5 GHz band) 2 x 2 MIMO technology (2.4 GHz band)
3 x 3 (5GHz band)
What is the maximum power usage with both SSD and 5G module? I would like to take this as a travel router powered by a portable battery bank. Also wondering if there is a heat issue if they are both stacked inside the official case, as there doesnāt seem to be room for a fan and no ventilation holesā¦?
Iām really liking that darkblue case! Are these all aluminum or plastic?
The more I look at thisā¦ the more I think the switch should be facing outwards - I think the case could provide this exposure to allow switched booting preference if the switch were oriented outwards. This would be quite handy.
That and the debug UART - is this accessible over the USB C port as well?