Checking out new Latte-Panda Mu boards
I have received two Latte Panda Mu kits. I ordered one with the large carrier board including the fan-based heat sink and accessories, The other with the smaller carrier and both passive heat sinks. These boards offer me a lot of possibilities for development of remote sensor networks wit moderate local processing power.
The only negatives so far are that I can't figure how the laser-cut acrylic mini-case is meant to fit using the heat sinks (Small support board) and I do not seem to have received a power button to put on the large carrier board. Any suggestions?
Dave
Hello,
The laser-cut acrylic is installed between the PCB and the bottom plate so that the bottom plate will not crush the sodering joints when tightening the screws.
I had the same confusion when I unboxed mine.
xingzhao.zhu
Hello, I'm wondering if there's an I/O shield offered with the full-function carrier board? After all, it is the mini-ITX form factor. It would make using it with an ITX case more convenient. :)
Rick.Downs