LCPI RK3506G2 Linux ARM Development Board with Network Port
LCPI RK3506G2 Linux ARM Development Board with Network Port
LCPI Linux Development Board – RK3506G2 Embedded ARM Motherboard
Unlock the full potential of embedded Linux development with the LCPI RK3506G2 Development Board. Powered by the multi-core heterogeneous RK3506G2 SoC — featuring a triple-core ARM Cortex-A7 + ARM Cortex-M0 architecture — this compact yet powerful board is engineered for high-precision computing, IoT prototyping, edge processing, and professional embedded system development.
Whether you're a seasoned embedded engineer, a hobbyist diving into Linux systems, or a developer building networked edge devices, this board delivers the connectivity, storage, and processing capability you need in a small form factor.
Key Features
- RK3506G2 Multi-Core Heterogeneous SoC: Triple-core architecture with ARM Cortex-A7 + ARM Cortex-M0 for versatile, real-time and application-layer workloads.
- USB Type-C Interface: Supports both power supply and firmware/program flashing — one cable for everything.
- 100M Ethernet via RJ45: Onboard CH182H2 100M Ethernet PHY chip for stable wired network connectivity.
- 256MB SLC NAND Flash: W25N02KV flash memory for reliable, high-endurance onboard storage.
- MIPI DSI 2-Lane Display Interface: Connect a DSI-compatible screen for embedded GUI or HMI applications.
- Micro SD Card Slot: Expand storage or boot your OS directly from a Micro SD card.
- USB MX1.25 4P Interface: Converts to USB Type-A with an adapter cable for peripheral connectivity.
- BOOT Button: Hold during power-on to enter download/flash mode effortlessly.
- Reset Button: Hardware reset for quick reboots during development cycles.
- ACT LED: Visual activity indicator for system status at a glance.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Processor | RK3506G2 (ARM Cortex-A7 x3 + ARM Cortex-M0) |
| Flash Memory | 256MB SLC NAND Flash (W25N02KV) |
| Network | 100M Ethernet (RJ45, CH182H2 PHY) |
| Display Interface | MIPI DSI 2-Lane |
| USB | Type-C (power + flash), MX1.25 4P (→ Type-A) |
| Storage Expansion | Micro SD Card Slot |
| OS Support | Linux |
| Country of Origin | Made in Mainland China |
What's in the Box
- 1x LCPI Linux Development Board (RK3506G2)
- 2x Pin Headers
Note
Due to lighting and display differences, the item's color may appear slightly different from product images. Please allow a 1mm–1cm variance due to manual measurement.
For more information on embedded Linux and ARM processor development best practices, visit the NIST Embedded Systems Program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What operating system does the LCPI RK3506G2 development board support?
A: The LCPI RK3506G2 Linux development board is designed to run Linux-based operating systems. It can be booted from a Micro SD card, giving developers the flexibility to load and test various Linux distributions and custom embedded firmware.
Q: How do I flash new firmware onto the RK3506G2 development board?
A: Flashing firmware is straightforward — simply hold the BOOT button while applying power via the USB Type-C interface to enter download mode. You can then use standard Rockchip flashing tools to burn your firmware through the Type-C connection.
Q: Can I connect a display to this embedded ARM motherboard?
A: Yes. The board features a MIPI DSI 2-Lane interface, which allows you to connect compatible DSI screens for GUI, HMI, or display-based embedded applications.
Q: Does the LCPI development board support wired networking?
A: Absolutely. The board includes an onboard RJ45 network port powered by the CH182H2 100M Ethernet PHY chip, providing reliable wired network connectivity suitable for IoT, edge computing, and networked embedded applications.