Powering Intelligence at the Edge

Model: VPC-101RB2S-OB-P, VPC-101RB2S-OB-G2

Version: IMB-603-LVDS-5.15.148-6.2-ubuntu22.04-R3.00-07

Size: 9.75 GB

Date: 06/09/2026

SHA-256: 4e02b116eb771b708409ee444233d7ae5af1e6a42b8609e8c3ee95afcf05f825

Release Note:

• Initial Release

Model: IBOX-650P-IP66, IBOX-650P-IP66-SE, IBOX-650P-IP66-2S, IBOX-650P-IP66-DIO, IBOX-650P-IP66-T1

Version: IBOX-650-5.15.148-6.2-ubuntu22.04-R3.00-08

Size: 9.72 GB

Date: 04/16/2026

SHA-256: d79a36f36cedaba892e2f58b825d9a8a95b8c234df3bd2ba6a87c9ca0b0c0576

Release Note:

• Initial Release

Model: IBOX-600, IBOX-600-M12X, IBOX-600-IP66, IBOX-601-M12X, IBOX-601-G2, IBOX-601-G2-SE

Version: IBOX-600-5.15.148-6.2-ubuntu22.04-R3.00-08-01

Size: 9.75 GB

Date: 07/07/2026

SHA-256: 17661c1f16cb843d7772da2cde008c09e5481dab27350142c085ba62fbbd5ef9

Release Note:

• Initial Release
• The power mode is 40W for NX 8GB and NX 16GB.

Model: IBOX-602P-IP66, IBOX-602P-IP66-4G2

Version: IBOX-602-5.15.148-6.2-ubuntu22.04-R1.00-05

Size: 6.05 GB

Date: 09/25/2025

SHA-256: 60d6192977ff6626b7c701df1d9c01ab6c1c37143df8dbca26cf459e61d082a4

Release Note:

• Initial Release

Model: IBOX-604-G2, IBOX-604

Version: IBOX-604-5.15.148-6.2-ubuntu22.04-R1.00-01

Size: 6.06 GB

Date: 05/19/2026

SHA-256: e730223684d33e9dc22b58e5ece27edc5514ae281517db907b4e261f2d152be5

Release Note:

• Initial Release

You can verify whether the LTE/5G module is detected by the operating system using the following commands.

• Check USB devices:

lsusb

• Check PCIe devices (if applicable):

lspci

• Check modem devices:

ls /dev/ttyUSB*

• For ModemManager-based systems:

mmcli -L

• Display modem information:

mmcli -m 0

If the module is detected successfully, modem information such as IMEI, SIM status, and signal information should be available.

Notes

• Verify the SIM card is installed correctly.
• Verify the antenna is connected properly.
• Verify the module is supported by the operating system and BSP version.

For Linux-based systems, camera detection can be verified using V4L2 utilities.

• List all detected cameras:

v4l2-ctl --list-devices

• List available video nodes:

ls /dev/video*

• Display camera information:

v4l2-ctl --all

Notes

• Verify camera power.
• Verify GMSL cable connection.
• Verify BSP camera support.

You can verify GPS reception using the following methods.

• Method 1: U-Center

Open U-Center and check:

• Satellite View
• Signal Strength
• Fix Status

A valid GPS signal should display multiple satellites and a valid position fix.

• Method 2: NMEA Output

Open the GPS COM port and verify NMEA messages:

$GPGGA
$GPRMC
$GPGSV

If NMEA data is continuously received, the GPS module is functioning correctly.

Tips

• Move the antenna outdoors.
• Verify antenna connection.
• Confirm antenna type compatibility.

• Active GPS Antenna

Built-in LNA (Low Noise Amplifier)

Better signal reception and long cable support

Requires antenna power from the GPS receiver

• Passive GPS Antenna

No built-in amplifier

No external power required

Suitable for short cable installations

• SINTRONES Recommendation

Standalone GPS/GNSS Modules (e.g., u-blox, DR modules) → Active GPS Antenna

LTE/5G Combo Modules with integrated GNSS (e.g., Quectel, Telit, Sierra Wireless, Fibocom) → Passive GPS Antenna

Note: Always verify the antenna type recommended in the module datasheet before installation.

Yes. The GPS module integrates a 3-axis G-Sensor that can provide X, Y, and Z axis acceleration data for vehicle motion detection, impact monitoring, and driving behavior analysis.

The G-Sensor can be accessed through the SMBus interface.

1. Address Information

2. Initial G-Sensor Register Definition

3.  Calibration Register Definition

4.  X, Y, Z Data Register Definition