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==Specification== | ==Specification== | ||
===Main Specification=== | ===Main Specification=== | ||
− | *CPU:MT7620A MIPS24KEc(580MHz) | + | *CPU: MT7620A MIPS24KEc(580MHz) |
*RAM:16-bit DDR2 512Mbit(2Gbit to the maximum) | *RAM:16-bit DDR2 512Mbit(2Gbit to the maximum) | ||
*Flash:128Mbit | *Flash:128Mbit | ||
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===Interface=== | ===Interface=== | ||
− | *SD:x1 | + | *SD: x1 |
− | *USB2.0:x1(Capable of extending through HUB) | + | *USB2.0: x1(Capable of extending through HUB) |
− | *PCIe:x1 | + | *PCIe: x1 |
− | *Ethernet:2-port 10/100M | + | *Ethernet: 2-port 10/100M |
− | *I2C:x1 | + | *I2C: x1 |
− | *I2S:x1 | + | *I2S: x1 |
− | *PCM:x1 | + | *PCM: x1 |
− | *JTAG:x1 | + | *JTAG: x1 |
− | *USRT:x2(Lite/Full) | + | *USRT: x2(Lite/Full) |
===Wireless=== | ===Wireless=== | ||
*2T2R 2.4Ghz with 300Mbps PHY data rate | *2T2R 2.4Ghz with 300Mbps PHY data rate | ||
*Legacy 802.11b/g and 802.11n modes | *Legacy 802.11b/g and 802.11n modes | ||
− | *20/40MHz channel | + | *20/40MHz channel baud width |
*16 Multiple BSSID | *16 Multiple BSSID | ||
− | *WEP64/128,TKIP,AES,WPA,WPA2,WAPI | + | *WEP64/128, TKIP, AES, WPA, WPA2, WAPI |
− | *QoS:WMM.WMM-P5 | + | *QoS: WMM.WMM-P5 |
− | *WPS:PBC,PIN | + | *WPS: PBC,PIN |
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==Document== | ==Document== | ||
− | *MT7620 | + | *MT7620 Datasheet: ['''[[File:MT7620 Datasheet.pdf]]'''] |
− | *MicroWRT- | + | *MicroWRT-sch: ['''[[File:MicroWRT-sch.pdf]]'''] |
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===MicroWRT_Firmware && uboot=== | ===MicroWRT_Firmware && uboot=== | ||
*https://github.com/wasdpkj/MicroWRT_Firmware/ | *https://github.com/wasdpkj/MicroWRT_Firmware/ | ||
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==Application== | ==Application== |
Latest revision as of 05:29, 30 September 2016
Language: | English • 中文 |
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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 well in NAS, webcam, robot, OpenCV; Here is the key: We design Microduino interface for MicroWRT, which makes it possible for you to use Microduino modules on it.
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Pin(20140726)
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