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Summary

Asus Tinkerboard s, shown here in the bottom half of an old original Raspberry Pi case, for non-conductive protection. The large heatsink shipped was re-used from an old x86 motherboard's coprocessor. This board has an I/O layout similar to RPi 2/3 and might fit those old cases, maybe with some modification to fit the barrel-connector of the 12V power supply. The PSU visible on the left is re-used from an old CPAP machine and was modified to include a switch on its DC supply side. Also visible here is an SPDT switch wired to the Tinkerboard 2 S's "maskrom" jumper - allowing easier selection of either eMMC or SD Card as primary boot device, an LED used to automate a status indicator useful in headless operation, a USB connector for wireless keyboard/mouse, an ethernet cable connection, and an FTDI serial-to-USB converter wired to the Tinkerboard 2 S's debug uart header (stty2) and connected to a PC for serial console monitoring via putty.

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