Hardware_Specification_UPX_i11
- 2x DDR4 2 channel SO-DIMM VERTICAL MAX 64GB @ 3200MT/s
- Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics – i7-1185GRE/i5-1145GRE
- Intel® UHD Graphics for 11th Gen Intel® Processors-i3-1115GRE/ Celeron 6305E
- 1 Full HDMI 2.0 – 4K (3840x2160) @ 60 hz
- 1 DisplayPort 1.4/USB 4.0 (Type C) – 4K (4096x2160) @ 60 hz
- eDP display – 4K (4096x2160) @ 60 hz
- via 1x SATA 3.0 CONN with POWER CONN / 1xM.2 2280 M key (combo 2x PCIE[x1]) NVME
- 1 x 1GbLAN (i219), 1x 2.5Gb LAN (i225), *vPRO is only available in i7/i5 CPU
- 3x USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Type A)
- 1x USB 2.0
- 1x USB 4.0 (Type C)
- Full-size SATA3 port (SATA 6Gb/s)
- HDMI Audio x 1, DP Audio x 1, Soundwire Codec for Audio Out/Mic In/, I2S
- 1 M2 3052 slot B-key (M.2 slot supports PCIe Gen.3)
- 1 M2 2280 slot M-key (M.2 slot supports PCIe Gen.3)
- 1 M2 2230 slot E-key (M.2 slot supports PCIe Gen.3)
The UP Xtreme i11 has connectors for GPIO/peripherals:
- HAT connector: pin-compatible with Raspberry Pi Pin position
- 2x Fintech F81801 RS232/422/485
Each of the HAT pins has a dual function, a standard GPIO in/out mode, and a function mode.
On the board start, all the pin are set in function mode by default but that can be changed within the bios menu see 40-pin multi-function I/O header
- 28 GPIO-capable pins
- 2 I2C ports:
- mode supported Standard, Fast, Fast Plus, High Speed)
- SPI0:
- max speed 25MHZ
- 2 Chip enable *supported modes 0 and 2
- SPI1:
- max speed 25MHZ
- 3 Chip enable
- supported modes 0 and 2
- UART1
- max baud rate 3Mbaud
- hardware flow control
- 3 PWM output (not currently supported due to limitation on Intel PWM driver for WHL-U SoC)
- 1 i2s port (not currently supported due to lack of I2S drivers from Intel for WHL-U SoC)
- Present
Intel® MAX® 5 CPLD
- 120 mm × 122.0 mm
- 12V wide range with lockable connector, validated PSU: [https://up-shop.org/up-squared-pro-psu-72w.html]
