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The RevolutionPi Revolution Pi Flat module has no USB eMMC Interface. Is it still possible to upload an image?
For the flatRevolution Pi Flat, there is ultimately only the possibility to set up over-the-air updates and thus exchange images. The prerequisite is that an executable image is on it beforehand. http://mender.io is such a tool or Ansible could also be used for this. Since our image is based on Debian or raspios Raspberry Pi OS, you have all the other possibilities of the Linux world at his disposal. Cloudrail uses uboot, have changed the partitioning and written a few shell scripts to update their image/kernel at runtime and over the net.your disposal.
Alternatively, you can use this guide:
RevPi Flat Backup and Restore Image
The _config.rsc file is empty in Revolution Pi Flat. What can I do?
Location of the file:
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/var/www/revpi/pictory/projects/_config.rsc |
If there hasn't been any configuration by the end-user in PiCtory: Yes, this is normal. The configuration is usually done via PiCtory. You can find a tutorial in our documentation:
https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/was-ist-pictory-2/konfigurationsdatei-mit-pictory-erstellen-flat/?noredirect=en_US
How can I check if the Eth0 interface is working or defective?
I want a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) what device can I use?
Revolution Pi Flat Module
Is there also a wireless connection to integrate a Revolution Pi into our network, e.g., 4G Wi-Fi, UMTS, etc.?
Yes, Wi-Fi is integrated in the Revolution Pi Flat and the RevPi Connect 4 Module
Can I operate a PROFINET controller with the Revolution Pi Flat?
Yes, this is possible. e.g., with CODESYS
The product description of the RevPi Flat states that up to three devices can be connected to the network via the Eth1 interface. How does this work?
As it mentioned in the picture, there are 2 different interfaces:
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is an RJ45 Jack
is a LAN/SWITCH to which you can connect your 3 devices.
What is the RJ11 pin assignment of the RevPi Flat?
Take a look at our documentation: https://revolutionpi.com/tutorials/overview-revpi-flat/serielle-geraete-anschliessen-flat/?noredirect=en_US