OKDO Nvidia Jetson Nano C100 4G Dev KIT (Including 5V6A, 64GB Micro SD & HDMI Cable)

The new Okdo Nvidia Jetson C100 4GB Kit is a compact AI development kit designed for edge computing and machine learning applications. It features the powerful Jetson Nano module with a quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 processor and 128-core Maxwell GPU. The kit is bundled with a 5V 6A CE-approved power supply, a 64GB Adata Micro SD card, and an HDMI cable, providing everything needed to kickstart AI projects, robotics, or smart IoT applications. Ideal for both beginners and professionals, it supports a range of AI frameworks and offers high performance in a cost-effective package.

Quick Spec

• Quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 CPU
• 128-core NVIDIA Maxwell GPU
• 4GB LPDDR4 memory
• Supports AI frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.)
• Display output: HDMI
• Video encoding/decoding: 4K at 30fps
• Storage: MicroSD card slot (64GB included)
• Connectivity: Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, USB 2.0
• Expansion: GPIO, I2C, SPI, UART
• Power supply: 5V 6A (included)

Differences between Nano C100 and Jetson Nano B01

• Both the Nano C100 and the Jetson Nano B01 have the same size and basic configuration.
• They consist of two boards: a system-on-module (SOM) with NVIDIA's SoC mounted on it, and a carrier board
• The Jetson Nano B01 SOM board is equipped with a microSD card slot for OS boot storage.
• The Nano C100 SOM board uses the mass production module "NVIDIA Jetson Nano Module".
• The Nano C100 has a microSD card slot on the carrier board

Initial setup of Nano C100

• Download the OS image file from the following page and write it to the microSD card.
• OS Image file provided by OKdo (Ubuntu-based) https://auto.designspark.info/okdo_images/c100.img.xz
• We recommend balenaEtcher as a tool for writing OS image files. Etcher is a free software that supports Windows/Linux/Mac
• Insert the microSD card into the Nano C100 and start it. The bootloader will be automatically written to the eMMC when you start it for the first time.
• Once that is complete, reboot the device.
• Once the bootloader has been written, the device will be bootable in the following order of priority: microSD card > eMMC.
• This procedure is required the first time you boot the device, even if you boot from eMMC.
• When booting from eMMC, the default username and password is "nano".

Resources

• Information and Datasheets
• Initial Setup of the Jetson C100 - by IOThonpo
• OKdo Nano C100 Developer Kit Official Software Image (Bottom of Page)

Shipping List

• 1 x OKDO Nvidia Jetson C100 4G Dev Board
• 1 x AC Adapter 5V 6A CE-Approved
• 1 x Adata 64GB Micro SD Card
• 1 x HDMI Male Male Cable 1.5m