10.1″ G2H2 Resistive

G2H2 Controller

• CPU: NXP i.MX 6Solo, 1.0 GHz Processor including hardware video decoder and 3D graphics engine.
• Storage Capacity: 512 MB DDR3 DRAM. 512 MB NAND Flash / 16 MB NOR Flash. microSD Flash Card Socket.
• I/O Interface: 10/100/1000 Mbps Base-T Ethernet: Features low profile Molex Pico-SPOX Connector (24 AWG Compatible). One RS-232 and one 3.3V CMOS Serial Port. One RS-485. One USB 2.0 (High Speed) Host Port. One USB 2.0 (High Speed) On-The-Go (OTG) Host Port. One I²C Port. One CAN Bus with Transceiver. 8-bit GPIO Port 5V Tolerant.
• Audio: Codec with 1 Watt Audio Amplifier and Speaker

Software Features

• Linux Kernel 3.10.17 with Qt 5.3.2 and QtCreator IDE 3.2.2
• Samba File Server for easy file access from Windows
• UBIFS NAND Flash file system for speed and reliability
• USB Hotplug for module Host Ports
• OpenSSH Server
• Ships with Serial Interface for QML Applications. See Application Notes to convert to Ethernet or CAN connection.
• Custom Linux Kernel Build Supported and Maintained by Reach Technology. Contact us for your specific requirements.

LCD Display

• Display Type: 10.1″ Diagonal TFT Color LCD
• Resolution: 1280×800 WXGA, 18-bit Color
• Orientation: Landscape
• Luminance (with touch): Typical 425 (cd/m²)
• Viewing Angles: 85/85 left/right, 85/85 up/down
• Backlight: LED
• Manufacturer: Innolux

Get detailed panel specifications.

Touchscreen

• Type: 4-Wire Analog Resistive
• Touch Driver: Standard Linux Driver
• Durability: Over One Million Touches

Dimensions

9.58” W x 6.85” H x 0.80” D

Environmental/Regulatory

• Operating Temperature: 0 to 70° C; Contact us for extended temperature.
• Storage Temperature: -30 to 80° C
• Humidity: Max 90%RH at 60° C; No Condensation
• RoHS 2 Compliant: Yes

Power Requirements

• Power Supply Voltage: +12VDC
• Power Consumption: Max 850mA

Grounding

The G2H2 module requires a 5V DC input, +/- 5%. At boot-up, it uses a maximum of 970 mA with no external devices attached. If the module is supplying power to external USB devices (500mA max.), the input power should be a minimum of 5.15 V to meet the USB specification at the far end of the longest USB cable run. The module can also supply +5V to other external devices on some of the connectors, and all such supplies need to be considered in the power budget. The input power connector can handle 3A of nominal 5V input.

The board mounting holes are connected to digital ground. These must be connected to chassis ground either directly or through a transient protection diode for ESD.

Mounting Options

For 10.1″ modules, Reach Technology provides brackets. Visit Mounting Options for more information.

Software Releases

Download a new software release by selecting the appropriate model and kernel image from the table below (usually the latest version). Then visit the SD Card section for a discussion on tools you can use to install the new software on your SD card.

Part Number	Date	Change Log	File Size	Image	Software Documentation
S023-007	10/16/2019	LVDS initialization setup fix	436 MB	S023-007	G2H-V1-8
S023-006	02/01/2018	Move the software part number from /etc/reach-version to /etc/reach-pn. U-boot update to 2016.03 for NOR/NAND boot support. Implement RS485 full and half duplex on J25. Export GPIO on J21 pins 3 and 4. New screen capture utility using fb2image command. The TIO agent now supports a configurable number of entries in translate.txt, defaults to 400. The TIO agent now allows an “=” character to be present in a string Add the QtSerialPort library. Update touch driver on PCAP panels for the new FocalTech touch controller.	416 MB	S023-006	G2H-V1-8
S023-004	10/29/2015	This is the initial release for the G2H2-10R display module.	190 MB	S023-004

See how to get your development kit set up, learn more about QML development, see Application Notes, and more resources to get started in G2H v1.8 Software Documentation.

See how to get your kit up-and-running once it arrives. These videos were created using a 7″ display module yet are applicable for this 10.1″ module.

See how to set up an application, design your first screen, and download code to the module. (Note: Instead of using 800 x 600 to define the rectangle dimension of a 7″ screen as shown at 1:16 minutes into the video, change “Rectangle Width” to “1280” and “Rectangle Height” to “800” for the 10.1″ screen).

See how to set up an application, design your first screen, and download code to the module. (Note: Instead of using 800 x 600 to define the rectangle dimension of a 7″ screen as shown at 1:16 minutes into the video, change “Rectangle Width” to “640” and “Rectangle Height” to “480” for the 5.7″ screen).

Find more tutorial resources.