Tiny, cheap and easy ARM9@400Mhz Linux Embedded module for DIY and Maker cultures

Main features

J4 Placement for a 20x2 pins connector pitch 2.54mm (100 mils) (pinout):
- 1 full-speed usb host
- 1 hi-speed host/device (same port lines used for the microUSB port)
- 1 hi-speed host (same lines used for the WiFi adpter)
- UART lines: 3 ports
- I2C bus lines: 2 bus
- SPI bus lines: 1 bus with up to 3 chip select (5 to 50 MHz)
- PWM lines: 4 lines
- A/D converters lines: 4 channels@10 bit
- SSC/I2S interface for audio soc
- No video or TFT output but the SPI bus can be used for small TFT display and I2C bus for small alphanumeric LCD
- No direct LAN interface but the USB ports can be used with USB to LAN adapter
DP placements for a 6 pin male strip pitch 2.54 (100 mils) with the Debug Port Interface lines
Placement for IEE802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi module WiFi USB adapter
Push-push type holder for bootable microSD (up to 64GB) with Linux pre-installed
microUSB connector to plug the Arietta to your PC and access to the internal Linux with and emulated LAN port over USB (USB gadget)
User configurable led on board
User configurable push button on board

Linux Kernel version 3.16.1
EmDebian Grip Linux "Wheezy" 7.6
Bootable Linux microSDs available on Acme Systems eShop or free microSD images available from the Acme binary repository to make the microSD by yourself.
Complete tutorials to build all from sources:
Fully open source firmware, software environments and toolchains available for free
Freely available tutorials and code examples
Thousands of Open Source ready to use packages available from the Debian Wheezy for Armel repositories
Programmable in almost any language: C, C++, Python, Java, PHP, Perl, Node JS, Lua, Basic, Shell
GNU C, Python, Perl and PHP already installed on microSD for in-board development.
Codiad Web based IDE to edit your sources directly via Browser
Shell-in-a-box Web based AJAX terminal emulator to have access to the Linux command prompt

Basic Version with no strips mounted

Discontinued product