Gumstix Pi Compute USB-Ethernet
Gumstix Pi Compute USB-Ethernet is an expansion board that brings 10/100 Ethernet to the Raspberry Pi Compute Module. It is ideal for engineers and makers looking to improve the speed and stability of the RPi CM-based embedded network devices’ connection.
Gumstix Pi Compute USB-Ethernet 
The Raspberry Pi Compute Module provides support for a wide variety of I/O but Ethernet is not one of them. With the GUMSTIX PI COMPUTE USB-ETHERNET board, a 10/100 connection is provided over USB by way of the Microchip LAN9512 Ethernet controller.
Raspberry Pi Compute Module is not included. You may purchase it from element14.
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Other connector 1 × Halo Electronics Low-Profile RJ-45 Connector What’s included 1 × Raspberry Pi Compute Ethernet and USB
Key component 1 × SODIMM Connector 1 × Connector (Power Jack Medium) 1 × FTDI FT232RQ USB UART Interface
| Included Components | ||
| Raspberry Pi Compute Ethernet and USB | A Raspberry Pi Compute module connected to a USB-Ethernet module. The board has one RJ45 jack and a dual-USB header. |
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| Family | Raspberry Pi |
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| Ethernet | 10/100 Base-T |
| USB Device | Micro B USB Plug |
| USB Host | Dual USB Type-A |
| Key Components | ||
| SODIMM Connector | SODIMM connector to DDR2 200 pin module, such as the Raspberry Pi Compute Module |
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| Connector (Power Jack Medium) | PJ-018H-SMT, medium size (1.65mm), fits EIAJ-2 plug |
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| FTDI FT232RQ USB UART Interface | Connect to an RS232 serial terminal over USB with the FTDI FT232RQ interface |
Specs |
| Mating Connectors | ||
Please read the instructions in the README file carefully before starting. Instructions and functions are explained in the file.
Files that are needed (such as bootloader and operating system) to create a bootable disk image, are available below.
Our Support page links additional resources.
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