Gumstix Jetson FastFlash for Nano and Xavier NX
Gumstix Jetson FastFlash supports the Jetson Nano and Xavier NX modules. It is a compact, cost-effective expansion board designed to quickly initialize or overwrite the eMMC storage with a new disk image or mount the file system to your PC. The system is powered by a USB-C connector. Flashing and console access is provided over the USB connection.
IMPORTANT: To ensure compatibility make sure to use a Jetson Nano (V. B01 or newer)
Gumstix Jetson FastFlash for Nano and Xavier NX
The Fastflash features power, flashing and serial console provided by a single USB-C cable. No power adapters or extra USB cables, one connector does it all.
Why Use A Fast Flash?
- Use it to flash multiple Jetson modules in place of the development board.
- Pre-load your Jetson for your custom board. Not all custom boards have USB flash capability.
NVIDIA Jetson Nano or Xavier NX are not included.
Important:
**To ensure compatibility make sure to use a Jetson Nano (V. B01 or newer)
This board is designed by Gumstix in Upverter.
Customize Your Board
Customize the Gumstix Jetson Nano FastFlash to your project's specific needs in Upverter D2O. Add features or remove unused components with the ease of a drag-and-drop interface.
| Included Components | ||
| Gumstix Jetson Flasher | Uses NVIDIA Jetson Nano COM Connector as its COM/processor. Functional modules include: USB Micro-B Jack USB Micro-B Jack USB-UART |
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| Family | Gumstix, Nvidia |
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| Processor | Quad-core ARM® A57 |
| RAM | 4 GB 64-bit LPDDR4 |
| GPU | 128-core NVIDIA Maxwell™ architecture-based GPU |
| USB Type-C | Can accept up to 3A@5V. |
| Key Components | ||
| FTDI FT232RQ USB UART Interface | Connect to an RS232 serial terminal over USB with the FTDI FT232RQ interface |
Specs |
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| USB Type-C Port | USB Type-C Port |
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| 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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