Google Coral DEV Board Mini 2 GB 4 x 1.5 GHz : Data Sheet : Page 14

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If you need more power for accessories on the GPIO header

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you can increase the total power by connecting a separate 

power supply to each USB port

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Doing so allows the 5 V header pin to deliver a maximum of 16 W to the add

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on board

(

if 

both power supplies provide 10 W each

).

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5.2 Shell and serial console 

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You can access the board

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s shell terminal over SSH after you place your OpenSSH public key on the board

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To simplify this 

process

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we recommend you use the MDT command line tool

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as described in Get started with the Dev Board Mini

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You can also connect to the serial console with UART pins on the GPIO header

(

pins 8 and 10

),

using a USB

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to

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TTL cable

.

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For instructions

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see Connect to the Dev Board Mini

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s serial console

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6 Document revisions 

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Table 10.

History of changes to this document 

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Dev Board Mini datasheet v1

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1 

G650

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03324

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01 

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Version 

Changes 

1

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1

(

Dec 2020

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Increased power requirements to 2 A to avoid possible crashes caused by large total current 

transients that include the Edge TPU

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Corrected the device name for GPIO pin 18

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and other name changes for consistency

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in table 6

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Added the orange LED behavior in table 5

(

requires system update after unboxing

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1

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0

(

Nov 2020

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Initial release 

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Coral

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ai

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