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products:sbc:vim4:configurations:identify-version [2023/09/09 21:47] hyphop [Software-way - identify by CPU Serial Number] |
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- | ====== VIM4 Identify Version | + | ====== VIM4 Versions |
- | There are two versions | + | There are two versions: [[../]] and [[../# |
- | **New VIM4:** | + | <WRAP important > |
- | + | Only **V13A** and later versions include NPU. | |
- | VIM4 - **V13A** and later versions include NPU. | + | </ |
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- | ===== The Difference between VIM4 and New VIM4 ===== | + | ===== VIM4 Versions Differences Reference table |
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- | The **VIM4** ships with SoC **A311D2 Revision B**, it is from **T7** family. | + | |
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- | The **New VIM4** ships with SoC **A311D2 Revision C (A311D2-N0D)**, | + | |
- | The main difference between **VIM4** and **New VIM4** are as below: | + | ^ SBC Name ^ NPU ^ Board version |
- | * **New VIM4** has a **3.2TOPS | + | | [[../ |
- | * **New VIM4** has a new ISP IP | + | | [[../# |
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- | Other parts between | + | |
+ | /* | ||
===== Identify Version ===== | ===== Identify Version ===== | ||
There are two ways to identify the version of your VIM4. | There are two ways to identify the version of your VIM4. | ||
- | ==== Identify | + | */ |
+ | |||
+ | ===== Identify | ||
CPU has a CPU-ID label on the top center side, maybe need to remove the heatsink if it is installed. | CPU has a CPU-ID label on the top center side, maybe need to remove the heatsink if it is installed. | ||
- | The **VIM4** | + | ^ SBC ^ CPU-ID Label ^ |
+ | | VIM4 | ||
+ | | [[../# | ||
- | The **New VIM4** CPU Screen Printing is **A311D2-N0D**. | ||
- | ==== Software-way | + | ===== Software-way |
- | Going into Linux shell and type | + | Going into Linux-shell and type |
- | ```shell | + | |
- | grep -ohm1 \ 360[b\|c].* /proc/cpu* | + | ```shell |
+ | grep -ohm1 360[b\|c].* /proc/cpu* | ||
``` | ``` | ||
+ | |||
+ | ```shell by CPU Revision | ||
+ | cat / | ||
+ | ``` | ||
+ | ^ SBC ^ CPU Serial Number | ||
+ | | VIM4 | 360**b**xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | ||
+ | | [[../# | ||
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You can identify the version via different CPU ID as below: | You can identify the version via different CPU ID as below: | ||
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* 360bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - If the serial starts with '' | * 360bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - If the serial starts with '' | ||
* 360cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - If the serial starts with '' | * 360cxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - If the serial starts with '' | ||
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+ | */ | ||