Boards
Eight boards from one source tree: six with the ESP32-P4 and a MIPI-DSI panel, two with the ESP32-S3. The system asks what a board has - Ethernet, a clock chip, a card socket, a camera - and shows only what is there.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE through an ESP32-C6 co-processor on every one; 32 MB PSRAM; speaker; microSD.
Guition · 7" kiosk board
The production board: the factory test, the self-test and the long runs are done on it.
Makerfabs · development board
Where Reload OS began; the development board beside the production one.
Guition · 4.3" board
No Ethernet, clock chip or card socket: the system leaves them out. The time comes from the network.
Guition · 10.1" board
Sold with two different panels: chosen in Settings › Display › Panel.
Waveshare · 10.1" board
No battery clock: the time comes from the network after each start.
Espressif · the reference design
With an ESP32-P4 v3 chip - the first in Reload OS. In development the same board with an LT8912B converter instead of the panel: HDMI to a monitor at 1280 × 720, a USB mouse.
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE of the chip itself; 8 MB PSRAM; JPEG in software. Apps for them are built for the S3 (Xtensa) - the same source.
Guition · 3.5" board
The board of the QR payment pad and the APGAR timer. No USB host, camera or microphone.
Guition · 4" square board
No USB, camera, Ethernet or microphone.
What differs between boards is one header of properties and the board support package; the shell, Settings and apps follow the screen's size by themselves. Ask Reloader about yours.
