[AIOT] Tinker Board 3/3S Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does ASUS offer a compatible chassis for Tinker Board 3, similar to Tinker Board R2.0?
A: Currently, ASUS does not provide a chassis for Tinker Board 3. If you require a compatible chassis, please contact us to discuss potential solutions.
Q: How does the performance of Tinker Board 3 compare to Tinker Board R2.0?
A: Tinker Board 3 offers approximately a 10% increase in CPU performance, similar GPU performance, and a 160% improvement in RAM performance compared to Tinker Board R2.0. Additionally, Tinker Board 3 features NPU support for AI-driven applications.
Q: Are there differences in the operating systems supported by Tinker Board R2.0 and Tinker Board 3?
A: Yes. Tinker Board R2.0 supports Android and Debian, while Tinker Board 3 supports Android, Debian, and Yocto. For more details, please visit thehttps://tinker-board.asus.com/download.html#os.
Q: Where can I find the Qualified Vendor List (QVL) for these models?
A: • Tinker Board 3 QVL: View here
• Tinker Board R2.0 QVL: View here
Q: I previously used Tinker Board R2.0. Is there a solution for connecting a MIPI panel with a 22-pin to 15-pin adapter?
A: Yes, ASUS provides a 22-pin to 15-pin flexible PCB (FPC) cable for this purpose. For further details, please refer to the hardware section below or contact your local sales representative.
Q: What are the differences in USB specifications between Tinker Board R2.0 and Tinker Board 3?
A: Tinker Board R2.0 has power limitations on USB ports, whereas Tinker Board 3 supports higher maximum power output, allowing for full-load capability. Additionally, Tinker Board 3 offers more USB ports, enabling connection to multiple devices simultaneously.
Q: How do the power adapter specifications differ between Tinker Board R2.0 and Tinker Board 3?
A: • Tinker Board R2.0: Supports a 5V fixed voltage input.
• Tinker Board 3: Supports a 12-19V wide voltage input, providing greater flexibility in power adapter selection.
Q: Does Tinker Board 3 support RTC (Real-Time Clock)?
A: Yes, Tinker Board 3 supports RTC functionality and includes an RTC battery IO interface. In contrast, Tinker Board R2.0 does not support RTC, making this a new feature exclusive to Tinker Board 3.
Q: Is the 40-pin GPIO interface compatible between Tinker Board R2.0 and Tinker Board 3?
A: Both models feature a 40-pin GPIO interface, but there are differences in pin configurations. For detailed information, please refer to the hardware documentation.
Q: Does Tinker Board 3 support MIPI-CSI?
A: No, the Tinker Board 3 series does not support the MIPI-CSI interface.
Q: What are the limitations of dual display support on Tinker Board 3?
A: For detailed information on dual display support and limitations, please refer to the official ASUS Tinker Board GitHub documentation.
