SBC-3.5-RK3399 (C31)

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SBC-3.5-RK3399 is a 3.5” SBC with Rockchip RK3399 SoC, 2x Cortex-A72 MP cores and 4x Cortex-A53 MP cores. It mounts EG25-G, an LTE Cat 4 module especially optimized for M2M and IoT applications with worldwide LTE, UMTS/HSPA+ and GSM/GPRS/EDGE coverage. Also integrating 4-Core Mali-T860MP4 GPU and an embedded VPU, this board guarantees the right balance of graphic/computing performance and cost.

For ordering purposes, the SBC-3.5-RK3399 is referred to by its base code, “C31”.

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How can I power on my module?

Configure the host PC - SECO Technical Resources - Confluence

What will I find in my module?

Off-the-shelf products are shipped with a standard in-house-developed software.
The definition of standard, in this case, is “the environment which SECO adopts for validation”.
Anyway, custom in-house-developed software with different defaults can be built.
Contact your reference sales for further information.

What can I do now?

Build Android 11 for SECO Boards - SOLON (formerly SBC-C31)

Install Android 11 on SECO boards - SOLON (formerly SBC-C31)

Downloads

Clea OS

Starting from Linux Kernel version 5.10, the Board Support Package (BSP) for this board is fully integrated within Clea OS, the operating system for the All-In-One IIot platform CLEA developed by SECO and based on Yocto. Clea OS is intended to provide the highest standards in terms of security and stability thanks to features like OTA (Over the Air) updates, double partitions, and fallback procedures. Clea OS integrates a Device Manager to communicate with the Cloud and allows a family of products to be managed as a fleet.

Source code

The source code for Clea OS can be found at the following Gitlab organization. To build a complete BSP image from source, you can follow the readme of the repo manifest.

Binaries

The binaries (U-Boot, Linux Kernel, Yocto image) associated with the various CleaOS releases can be found at the following Release page.

Legacy Software

This section contains releases (source code and binaries) for legacy BSPs, Yocto and Android images.

Source code:

Source code for Linux kernel and u-boot is available here.

Source code for Android is available as per the procedure described here.

Binaries:

Here you can find the latest binaries available and here the instruction to flash Linux binaries:

Known Issues