Take the GRiSP-base board out of the box, connect it to power (micro USB cable required) and boot straight into Erlang on bare metal. Connect to your 802.11b/g/n WLAN using onboard wireless networking. Add any standard Digilent Pmod™ compatible sensor and actuator modules and start creating amazing Internet of Things designs. No soldering or C-programming required.

What is the GRiSP-base board?

How much can you fit on a board that fits in your hand? Quite a lot, actually…

CPU

• Atmel SAM V71 (SAMV71Q21ES3)
• Core: ARM Cortex M7
• Running at up to 300MHz
• Single- and double-precision hardware Floating Point Unit (FPU)

INTERNAL MEMORY

• Flash: 2048 Kbytes (used for Bootloader)
• SRAM: 384 Kbytes

EXTERNAL MEMORY

• SDRAM: 64 MBytes
• MicroSD Socket for standard MicroSD cards
• EEPROM: 2 KBit

NETWORK

• 802.11b/g/n WLAN

USER INTERFACE

• Two RGB LEDs
• 5 DIP switches
• Reset Key

I/O

• Dallas 1-Wire via 3-pin connector
• Digilent Pmod compatible I2C interface
• Two Digilent Pmod Type 1 interfaces (GPIO)
• One Digilent Pmod Type 2 interface (SPI)
• One Digilent Pmod Type 2A interface (expanded SPI with interrupts)
• One Digilent Pmod Type 4 interface (UART)

DEBUG & SUPPLY

• Serial port via Micro USB for console (Erlang Shell connects to this)
• On-board JTAG debugger via Micro USB
• JTAG / Trace connection for connecting external debuggers
• Supply via Micro USB connector
• Only one USB cable needed for power, console and on-board JTAG

What's in the box?

• GRiSP-base board
• Sandisk Micro SD Card 8GB with ready to run Erlang VM