Compute Module IO Board with PoE Feature, for Raspberry Pi CM3 / CM3L / CM3+ / CM3+L

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Compute Module IO Board with PoE Feature, for Raspberry Pi CM3 / CM3L / CM3+ / CM3+L



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The Compute Module PoE Board is a development board which you can plug a Raspberry Pi Compute Module into, and make use of the resources of Pi more flexibly. With the PoE (Power over Ethernet) feature, and versatile onboard peripheral interfaces, it is suitable for evaluating the Raspberry Pi compute module, also is an ideal choice for end products.

Features
  • Raspberry Pi GPIO header, for connecting sorts of Raspberry Pi HATs
  • 10/100M auto-negotiation Ethernet port, with PoE enabled
  • 4x USB ports, allows connecting more USB devices
  • 2x CSI camera interfaces
  • Onboard HDMI / DSI interfaces for connecting displays
  • Onboard USB TO UART, for serial debugging
  • Cooling fan interface, auto run on power up OR controlled by IO pins
  • Adopts isolated SMPS (Switching Mode Power Supply)

Specifications
  • Power supply: micro USB port / PoE Ethernet port
  • PoE power input: 37V ~ 57V DC in
  • PoE power output: 5V 2.5A DC out
  • Network standard: 802.3af PoE standard
  • Dimensions: 114mm × 84.4mm
  • Mounting hole size: 3.2mm

What's on Board

  1. Compute Module interface: for connecting Compute Module (CM3 / CM3L / CM3+ / CM3+L)
  2. Raspberry Pi GPIO header: for connecting Raspberry Pi HATs
  3. PoE enabled Ethernet port: 10/100M auto-negotiation, for connecting router or switch with PoE function
  4. DSI interface: display ports, for connecting Raspberry Pi LCD
  5. USB ports: 4x USB ports, for connecting USB devices
  6. CSI interface: 2x CSI camera ports, for connecting Raspberry Pi Camera
  7. HDMI port
  8. USB TO UART interface: for serial debugging
  9. USB SLAVE interface: allows you to burn system image into Compute Module 3/3+
  10. Power port: 5V 2.5A
  11. TF card slot (bottom side): insert a Micro SD card with pre-burnt system, to start up Compute Module 3/3+ Lite variant
  12. Cooling fan interface
  13. LAN9514 (bottom side): fully-integrated USB hub and 10/100M Ethernet controller
  14. Si3404 PoE power management chip (bottom side)
  15. CP2102 USB TO UART converter
  16. EP13 PoE power transformer
  17. Optical isolator
  18. Two LED indicators:
    Red: Raspberry Pi power indicator
    Green: Raspberry Pi operating status indicator
  19. NET network indicator
  20. VGx power config jumper: config the I/O level
  21. UART output config:
    Left: connect the CP2102 serial port and Raspberry Pi serial port
    Right: disconnect the CP2102 serial port and Raspberry Pi serial port
  22. Cooling fan config:
    P34: the fan is program controlled via P34 pin
    EN: the fan is directly powered from 5V power supply
  23. PoE config:
    DIS: disable PoE
    EN: enable PoE
  24. PoE power voltage measuring pads

Note: compute module in the photo is NOT included.

Wiki : www.waveshare.com/wiki/Compute_Module_PoE_Board

Properties

Brand information
Brand Waveshare
Model16664
Waveshare
€ 51,40€ 42,45 Excl. VAT (NL)
Out of stock Delivered in 7 to 30 days
Show volume discounts Shipped from € 5,95 (NL) 30 days cooling-off Excellent service

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Customer questions

Q The Netherlands Corneille ConsultDear Opencircuit , I have ordered this CMIO module for evaluation. I am trying to load an image into the EMMC memory of the CM3 + that I have put on the board. Unfortunately, I cannot see the combo as a USB disk. I've tried everything. From a Windows10 laptop with rpiboot.exe and Win32DiskImager and Etcher, a Linux Mint laptop with rpiboot / usbboot and dd / Etcher, a MacBook PRO with Etcher. In all systems rpiboot goes fine and the CM3 + enters phase 2 status (ready to receive image but unfortunately none of the laptops sees the CM3 + as a USB disk. The process stops as soon as the green LED on the CMIO module goes out. Etcher stays in " initializing device "status hang. USB data cable and USB power supply already changed but without result. The jumpers are as indicated all 4 to the left. What am I doing wrong? View 1 answer   |   Answer this question

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