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1x PCIE mini slot + micro SIM (can be used for WiFi or Wireless modem).1x Differential Camera Input (Compatible with Raspberry Pi) or LVDS display output.

1x Parallel CSI Camera input or RGB Parallel Display output.

Soldered down DDR3-1066 (533MHz), up to 4GB.

NXP microcontroller LPC13xx (Default: LPC1345FHN33).

NXP (Freescale) i.MX6 processor, up to 1.2GHz / 4 cores.

Purchase OpenRex from VOIPAC > Specification You can share your projects there, ask others for help or their opinion and, if you like, you can become member of a team creating & building awesome resources to help kids to learn programming and electronics. If you are a fan of OpenRex project or if you are using OpenRex board in your own project, please let us know through our OpenRex Education Project Community website. All documents are free for download, including Schematic and PCB. Based on NXP (Freescale) i.MX6 CPU + LPC13xx MCU.

To me, this looks like Altium is somehow checking the architecture of the system it's running on, despite being emulated with Windows' 圆4 emulation software that is built into ARM Windows and preventing me from signing in.Designed for Playing, Learning and Hacking (by FEDEVEL)Ĭompletely Open Source. The probelm is, I can't even open a design to check the functionallity without signing in. I've also contacted Altium support, but they did not provide any helpful fixes. A fresh install on a normal windows computer on the same network, with the sam Altium ID works without problems. I've tried chainging the login server to, disabling the firewall in windows, changing my password, installing an older version (20) etc. When installing Altium Designer 21, everything looks great, it installs successfully and opens, but when trying to sign in with my altium ID I get an error message: I'm trying to get Altium Designer up an running on my M1 Macbook by using ARM Windows 10 virtual maching in Parallels.