Odroid XU4Q with Heatsink Standard Kit (8 GB Linux eMMC)

This Odroid XU4Q with Heatsink Standard Kit Comes with the Following Products

• Odroid XU4Q with Heatsink
• 5V/4A Power Supply with EU Plug
• KKSB Aluminum Case for Odroid XU4Q
• 8 GB eMMC Module for Odroid XU4/XU4Q with Pre Installed Linux

Odroid XU4Q with Heatsink

• SoC: Cortex-A15 Exynos5422 (Samsung) @2.0GHz and Cortex-A7 @1.4GHz
• GPU: Mali-T628MP6 (PenCL 1.2 Full Profile and OpenES 1.1/2.0/3.0/3.1 supportive)
• RAM: PoP 2Gbyte LPDDR3 12GB/s @750MHz (2x32-bit)
• eMMC: 5.0 eMMC Socket (Up to 64 GB compatible)
• Memory Card Interface: MicroSD Card Slot (Supports up to 128 GB card)
• 1x USB HOST 2.0 Standard SuperSpeed Type-A
• 2x USB HOST 3.0 Standard SuperSpeed Type-A
• Auto-MDIX 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet RJ-45
• HDMI to support Digital Audio Output
• 4a HDMI Type-A Connector
• USB IEEE IT1R 802.11 ac/b/g/n WLAN
• 5V/4A Power Supply Compatible
• 30Pin GPIO Header (UART/SPI/ADC/I2C)
• 12Pin GPIO (I2C and I2S)
• Weight: 38 grams (excluding cooling fan)
• Dimensions: 83mm x 58mm x 20mm

5V/4A DC Power Supply

• Input Voltage (AC): 100V ~ 240V
• Output Voltage (DC): 5V/4A
• Switching mode adapter
• Adapter Type: EU Plug
• +ve Diameter (inner): 2.1mm
• -ve Diameter (outer): 5.5mm
• Cable Length: Approximately 100cm

KKSB Aluminum Case for Odroid XU4Q

• Material: Aluminium
• Comes with a cooling fan
• Space for XU4Q Heatsink with a square cutout for proper ventilation
• Cutouts for USB (one at the front and two at the back), Power Supply, SD Card, RJ-45 Ethernet, HDMI, GPIO Ribbon Cable
• A precut press-down flange for power pushbutton

8 GB eMMC Linux Module for Odroid XU4

• Upgrade: 0.4 PCB revision
• eMMC Version: 5.1 and higher
• Doesn’t require further configurations
• Operating System (Ubuntu) has already been installed on the module
• The read/write speed is around 7 times faster than the speed of a Class-10 MicroSD
• Interface Version: 5.0 b-bit DDR Mode / (JEDEC/MMCA) HS400

Write Command

Sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=$(mount-path)/test oflag=direct bs=8M count=64

Read Command

sudo dd if=$(mount-path)/test of=/dev/null iflag=direct bs=8M