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==Document==
 
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==Development==
 
==Development==

Revision as of 09:36, 28 September 2016

Language: English  • 中文
MicroWRT

MicroWRT was created in July, 2014.

MicroWRT is a brand new development board, designed by Makermoudle for OpenWrt;

With the MT7620A core of MIP24KEc, it is created for internet, compatible with OpenWRT;

It supports DDR2, SD, PCI-E and I2S, equipped with 64/128MbitFlash;

It is applied in NAS, webcam, robot, OpenCV and MicroWRT;

Here is the key: We design Microduino interface for MicroWRT, which makes it possible for you to use Microduino modules on it.


Feature

  • Created for the internet;
  • Small, cheap, stackable and open-source;
  • Open-source hardware circuit design and OpenWRT compatible programming development environment;
  • With H-PIN52 interface as well as extension board, it can have a fast connection with Microduinomodules;
  • 2.54-pitch pin interface makes it easily integrated to pegboard.

History

  • Made a proof as the first edition on June 4, 2014;
  • Made a proof as the second edition on July 26, 2014;
    • Revise several bugs;
    • Change power supply scheme;
    • Add power supply indicator;
    • Change Flash packaging;
  • The third edition finished on Aug. 23, 2014;
    • Introduce soft serial port, supporting I2S;
    • Design JTAG interface on the core board;
    • Change USB, UART, I2C and other pin definition;
    • Change the position of the power supply indicator.


Specification

Main Specification

  • CPU:MT7620A MIPS24KEc(580MHz)
  • RAM:16-bit DDR2 512Mbit(2Gbit to the maximum)
  • Flash:128Mbit
Features MT7620N MT7620A (MicroWRT)
CPU MIPS24KEc (600/580 MHz) MIPS24KEc (580 MHz)
Total DMIPs 580 x 1.6 DMIPs 580 x 1.6 DMIPs
I-Cache, D-Cache 64 KB, 32 KB 64 KB, 32 KB
L2 Cache n/a n/a
HNAT/HQoS HNAT HNAT 2 Gbps forwarding
Memory
DRAM Controller 16 b 16 b
SDRAM 512 Mb, 120 MHz n/a
DDR1 512 Mb, 193 MHz n/a
DDR2 512 Mb, 193 MHz 2 Gb, 193 MHz
NAND n/a Small page 512Byte (max 512M bit)

Large page 2Kbyte (max 8G bit)

SPI Flash 3B addr mode (max 128Mbit)

4B addr mode (max 512Mbit)

3B addr mode (max 128Mbit)

4B addr mode (max 512Mbit)

SD n/a SD-XC (class 10)
RF 2T2R 802.11n 2.4 GHz 2T2R 802.11n 2.4 GHz
PCIe n/a 1
USB 2.0 1 1
Switch 5p FE SW 5p FE SW + RGMII(1) 4p FE SW + RGMII(2)
I2S n/a 1
PCM n/a 1
I2C 1 1
UART 1 (Lite) 2 (Lite/Full)
JTAG 1 1
Package DRQFN148- 12 mm x 12 mm TFBGA265- 11 mm x 11 mm
MicroWRT-Pinout
MicroWRT-Pinout
MicroWRT-Pinout
MicroWRT-Pinout
MicroWRT-Pinout
MicroWRT-Pinout
MicroWRT-Pinout

Interface

  • SD: x1
  • USB2.0: x1(Capable of extending through HUB)
  • PCIe: x1
  • Ethernet: 2-port 10/100M
  • I2C: x1
  • I2S: x1
  • PCM: x1
  • JTAG: x1
  • USRT: x2(Lite/Full)

Wireless

  • 2T2R 2.4Ghz with 300Mbps PHY data rate
  • Legacy 802.11b/g and 802.11n modes
  • 20/40MHz channel baudwidth
  • 16 Multiple BSSID
  • WEP64/128,TKIP,AES,WPA,WPA2,WAPI
  • QoS:WMM.WMM-P5
  • WPS:PBC,PIN


Pin(20140726)

MicroWRT-Pinout


Document

Development

MicroWRT_Firmware && uboot


Application

Application Tutorial

FAQ

Pictures

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