Mangopi Mq-PRO Allwinner D1 V1.4 Development Board Sbc Domestic Riscv Art Compared Raspberry Pi Orange Pi

• Type: Development Board
• Description: Compared Raspberry Pi Orange Pi
• Trademark: chipboard
• Origin: China
• Model NO.: MangoPi MQ-Pro

Product Description

 

 

MangoPi MQ Pro is an Allwinner D1 RISC-V SBC that offers an alternative to Raspberry Pi Zero W with the same form factor, and most of the same features including WiFi/BT and DSI.

Specifications:

• SoC - Allwinner D1 C906 RISC-V processor @ up to 1GHz with G2D 2D graphics accelerator

• System Memory - 512MB or 1GB(1) DDR3(L)

• Storage - MicroSD card socket

• Display - mini HDMI 1.4 port up to 1080p60 or 4Kp30, 20-pin MIPI DSI, CTP, LVDS FPC connector

• Camera I/F - 24-pin DVP/RGMII connector

• Audio - Audio out pads

• Networking

• 2.4Ghz 802.11b/g/n WiFi 4 and Bluetooth 4.2 via RTL8723DS module + u.FL antenna connector

• Ethernet via expansion board connected to 24-pin DVP/RGMII connector

• USB - 1x USB OTG Type-C port, 1x USB host Type-C port

• Expansion - 40-pins Raspberry Pi compatible GPIO header

• Power Supply - 5V via USB Type-C port or 40-pins GPIO header

• Dimensions - 65 x 30 mm

OS:

• Tina-Linux (kernel 5.4)

• Debian (kernel 5.4) Coming soon

• RVboards Debian

Package:

• MQ-Pro V1.3 x 1 PCS

• Color GPIO header x 1 PCS

Version

• V1.0, 2022.01.05, first release, Green PCB (mini-HDMI error)

• V1.1, 2022.01.17, fix HDMI, Green PCB

• V1.2, 2022.02.04, small batch, Red PCB

• V1.3, 2022.04.15, small batch, Pink PCB

• V1.4, 2022.06.27, mass production, Pink PCB, hole filled resin, Antenna trace optimization

Other TIPS:

1. Due to market supply reasons, the 1GIB DDR3L particles soldered on MQ-PRO are old materials for testing OK.

2. The board can not handle all workload possible on the Raspberry Pi Zero W as the Allwinner D1 SoC lacks a 3D GPU. There's a 4K capable H.265/H.264 video processing unit and the HDMI port supports 4Kp30 output, but most video player or media center programs will probably not support it. The board should work best for headless applications, or for HDMI applications with a simple 2D user interface.