BUGbase

a Linux computer
with four module slots











Each BUGbase is a fully programmable computer, with a CPU, RAM, rechargeable lithium-ion battery, USB, Ethernet, micro-SD and serial interfaces, and a small LCD with button controls.

BUGbase also has four slots in which any combination of BUGmodules may be inserted. BUGbase programming is done with the BUG SDK and BUGnet.

The 'Hiro P' Edition does not include WiFi.

Technical Specifications

  • ARM1136JF-S-based microprocessor
  • 1 USB 2.0 HS host interface/4 hub port connections
  • 1 USB OTG HS interface
  • 4 UART serial links
  • 4 channel SPI interface
  • I2C (400 kbits) interface/4 channels
  • I2S interface/2 channels
  • Smart LCD interface
  • Camera sensor interface
  • Micro memory card interface
  • MPEG4 hardware encoding/decoding
  • Hardware graphic acceleration
  • 10/100 Ethernet MAC
  • Base unit LCD module interface
  • 128 Mb SDRAM
  • 32 Mb on-board flash storage
  • JTAG/ICE support
  • Serial debug port
  • Power system
  • AC operation
  • Battery operation/up to 4 external batteries
  • Fast battery charging/simultaneous of internal and external batteries
  • Smart power management support
  • Battery-backed real-time clock
  • Audio out via on-board piezo speaker
  • Works with BUG SDK and BUGnet
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Introducing BUGbase
Using the BUGbase Menu
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Downloading an Application from BUGnet
Sending an Application to BUG