BB01B | BitScope Blade Uno | Notes

[1]

Any Raspberry Pi that conforms to the HAT specification is compatible.

[2]

Provides power and optional wall mounting capability.

[3]

Refers to the number of USB and Network ports (provided by connected Raspberry Pi)

[4]

Number of BitScope CAP (USB connected) per Blade (depending on power requirements)

[5]

Camera slots to enable the connection of visible or IR cameras.

[6]

HDMI and Audio ports on the Raspberry Pi in Slot 1 are accessible for connection.

[7]

Primary power for connected Raspberry Pi and HAT devices.

[8]

Auxilliary power for devices connected via 3-pin power headers (e.g. Raspberry Pi Display)

[9]

Additional USB (power only) ports for connected peripherals (e.g. Raspberry Pi Display)

[10]

LEDs to indicate BAY reset and interrupt inputs.

[11]

Each slot may be individually powered up/down via this header (normally powered up).

[12]

The device in each slot may be individually reset or interrupted via this header.

[13]

Access to each Raspberry Pi GPIO, SPI, I2C and Serial signals.

[14]

The blade may be powered via the mounting tabs, eliminates power wiring when rack mounted.

[15]

Blades supplied with wall mounting stand-offs with adhesive feet.

[16]

Blades can be rack mounted to create cluster computing solutions with optional metalwork.

[17]

Peak and continous current available at 5V across all slots and connected peripheral devices.

[18]

Blocking diode enables use with UPS and battery backup power solutions.

[19]

DC 2.1mm power socket compatible with low cost passive PoE solutions.