CoreMP135 is an integrated Linux industrial control host based on the STM32MP135DAE7 chip. It features a single-core ARM Cortex-A7 processor running at up to 1 GHz, paired with 4Gbit DDR3L SDRAM as system memory.
Designed for advanced industrial automation, smart home and multimedia entertainment systems, industrial IoT edge gateways, robotic motion control hubs, and more.
CoreMP135 offers a wide range of feature-rich interfaces:
2 x Gigabit Ethernet GbE interfaces
1 x HD video output interface
2 x USB2.0-A interfaces
1 x USB-C interface (supports OTG and power input), microSD card slot
2 x CAN FD interfaces
1 x PWR485 (9 ~ 24V power input + RS485) interface
2 x Grove (I2C & UART) interfaces
For human-machine interaction, the CoreMP135 features a built-in 2.0-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen and a 1W speaker (16-bit I2S driven). The system employs a low-power design, integrating an AXP2101 power management IC and a built-in BM8563 RTC that supports scheduled wake-up and sleep functions. It supports rechargeable battery power and includes a DC power interface for external DC 12V@2A power supply. The device accommodates multiple mounting configurations, with a DIN rail mounting plate on the bottom, and supports both wall mounting and screw-fixed installation.
The bus power of CoreMP135 is disabled by default. Before performing I2C address scanning or module initialization, execute the following command to manually enable the bus power first. Otherwise, the module may not be recognized and the I2C address may not be detected during scanning.
