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K100I Linux Vehicle Tablet Computer with CAN, Gigabit Ethernet and a 1000-Nit Display in a 10-Inch Format
K100I is a Linux Vehicle Tablet Computer for embedded fleet and machinery applications that require Debian 10, NXP i.MX8M Mini processing and a 10-inch 1000-nit screen. CAN, serial channels, GPIO and Gigabit Ethernet can be delivered through a configured cable, with optional radios, battery and mounting selected for the installation.
Key Configuration Highlights
- Product Type: 10-inch Linux Vehicle Tablet Computer
- System & Processor: Debian 10; NXP i.MX 8M Mini Cortex-A53 platform
- Memory & Storage: 2GB LPDDR4 + 16GB eMMC; microSD expansion up to 128GB (Optional: 4GB LPDDR4 + 64GB eMMC)
- High-Brightness Display: 10-inch 1280 × 800 touchscreen, 1000 nits, with glove and rain modes
- Rugged Protection: IP67-rated dust and water protection + 1.5 m drop and specified MIL-STD-810G vibration tests
- Wireless & Positioning: (Optional: dual-band Wi-Fi; Bluetooth 5.0; 4G LTE; GPS/GLONASS GNSS)
- Vehicle Power: DC 9–36V input (Optional: 8,000 mAh battery)
- Vehicle I/O & Cable: USB Type-C data/OTG (Optional: USB-A; 2×RS232; ACC; CAN; 8×GPIO; Gigabit Ethernet; RS485/RS422)
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Product Detail
Explore the core performance, rugged design, interfaces, power, mounting, and software features of this device.
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DEBIAN VEHICLE PLATFORM
Debian Platform, NXP Hardware and Driver Baseline
K100I uses an NXP i.MX8M Mini platform with Debian 10. The specified memory tiers are 2GB/16GB and 4GB/64GB, with microSD expansion; test the application, kernel modules and every selected peripheral on the production image.
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K100I Platform Snapshot
Operating System
Linux Debian 10
Processor
NXP i.MX 8M Mini ARM Cortex-A53
Memory
2GB LPDDR4; 4GB optional
Storage
16GB eMMC; 64GB optional; microSD up to 128GB
Application Fit
For K100I, the production image must reflect the target vehicle or equipment application. This anchors the debian platform, nxp hardware and driver baseline.
Standard and optional resources remain distinct on the K100I BOM, with the selected tier tied to Debian image and NXP drivers.
Standard and optional resources remain distinct on the K100I BOM, with the selected tier tied to Debian image and NXP drivers.
Peripheral Compatibility
The production image and the final K100I peripheral set should be qualified together. It also protects the all-in-one cable and linux driver map from driver mismatch.
K100I lifecycle control rests on one retained image-and-hardware record, including the drivers used with Debian image and NXP drivers.
K100I lifecycle control rests on one retained image-and-hardware record, including the drivers used with Debian image and NXP drivers.
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LINUX CABIN DISPLAY
1000-Nit Display for Linux Cabin Applications
K100I presents Debian applications on a 10-inch screen with 1280 × 800 pixels and 1000cd/m² brightness. Glove and rain interaction are available; test both modes after the cabin angle and mount are fixed.
Screen Format
10-inch HD, 1280 × 800
Brightness
1000cd/m²; sunlight-readable statement
Touch Operation
Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen with glove and rain modes
installation planning
Viewing angle, reflected light, operator reach and bracket position define the practical K100I screen location. The result supports the 1000-nit display for linux cabin applications.
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Ingress: IP67
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Mechanical: 150cm drop statement; MIL-STD-810G vibration
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Temperature: Operating -10°C to 65°C; charging 0°C to 55°C; storage -20°C to 70°C
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Size: 277 × 185 × 31.6mm; 1357g
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Vehicle Environment Planning
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IP67 CABLE INTERFACES
IP67 Protection across Cable and Mounting Interfaces
The K100I environmental record combines IP67, a 150cm drop statement, MIL-STD-810G vibration wording and the published temperature range. Cable mating, antenna exits and the bracket remain part of system qualification.
Protection Boundary
Ingress protection is limited to the IP67 rating.
Mechanical Scope
150cm drop statement; MIL-STD-810G vibration
Climate Planning
Operating -10°C to 65°C; charging 0°C to 55°C; storage -20°C to 70°C
The K100I protection statement applies to the device, while Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform must still control cable strain, covers and wiring practice.
The K100I protection statement applies to the device, while Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform must still control cable strain, covers and wiring practice.
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LINUX CABLE AND DRIVER MAP
All-in-One Cable and Linux Driver Map
The configurable harness can provide USB-A, two RS232 ports, ACC, power, CAN, GPIO and 1000M Ethernet, with RS485 or RS422 optional. Optional Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 4G and GNSS must be matched to compatible Debian drivers.
K100I Core Connections
USB / Host
USB-C USB 2.0 data/OTG
Serial / GPIO
The selected K100I harness determines the serial and GPIO allocation. The mapping belongs to the all-in-one cable and linux driver map.
Only the CAN, ACC, analog or trigger lines named for the selected K100I version belong in the harness.
Ethernet, CVBS and AHD belong to configuration-specific K100I cable sets rather than a universal base interface.
Ethernet, CVBS and AHD belong to configuration-specific K100I cable sets rather than a universal base interface. This keeps network or video scope tied to the Linux all-in-one cable map for the Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform.
Wireless Package
Optional dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 and 4G LTE
K100I Interface Map
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DC VEHICLE POWER
DC 9–36V Power with an Optional Battery
The standard power path accepts DC 9–36V. A replaceable 8000mAh pack is a selectable item; define its purpose, ignition sequence and charging behavior together with the Debian application.
K100I Power Snapshot
Input
DC 9–36V
Battery
Optional replaceable 8000mAh battery; about 4.5h typical runtime and charge time
Vehicle Protection
Vehicle surge protection remains configuration-specific.
Runtime
Runtime varies with brightness, radios, I/O load and application duty cycle.
K100I Power Decisions
Vehicle Supply Profile
The target vehicle’s start and stop cycle should be included in K100I power qualification. This establishes the supply envelope for dc 9–36v power with an optional battery.
The ordered K100I build requires a defined ACC path and a matching software power-down sequence.
The ordered K100I build requires a defined ACC path and a matching software power-down sequence. That pairing is part of the DC 9–36V deployment for this Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform.
Power acceptance for K100I reflects the actual radio, display and peripheral combination rather than an unloaded bench value.
Power acceptance for K100I reflects the actual radio, display and peripheral combination rather than an unloaded bench value.
The K100I harness drawing carries the protection fuse and grounding details alongside the cable and connector selection.
The K100I harness drawing carries the protection fuse and grounding details alongside the cable and connector selection. These details complete the DC 9–36V deployment for this Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform.
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LINUX HARNESS INSTALLATION
Linux I/O Harness, Battery and Mounting Clearance
The configuration decision should define VESA or specified RAM mounting while preserving access to the all-in-one connector, antennas and optional battery. Document cable strain relief, grounding and removal steps.
Cabin Position
Equipment Frame
Service Access
K100I Installation Options
Primary Mount
75mm VESA and optional RAM bracket; all-in-one extension cable
Cable Routing
Power and signal cables for K100I need protection from pinch points, abrasion and heat. The route should also preserve the linux i/o harness, battery and mounting clearance.
Connector Clearance
Connector clearance for K100I depends on the chosen dock or cable architecture. This clearance supports the linux i/o harness, battery and mounting clearance.
The installation envelope around K100I includes the clearance needed to disconnect the harness and remove the unit.
The installation envelope around K100I includes the clearance needed to disconnect the harness and remove the unit. That access requirement follows the service pattern of the Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform.
Application Scenarios
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Linux Roles for Fleet and Machinery Systems
These roles emphasize Debian application control, wired industrial interfaces and consistent cable and driver versions across a deployed fleet.
Linux Fleet Gateway Console
A Debian service that combines vehicle-bus, serial and Ethernet data with an in-cabin display defines the operating baseline.
Warehouse Vehicle Terminal
The mounting plan should place the computer on a forklift and connect selected network or serial peripherals to the Linux application.
Industrial Equipment Controller
The K100I deployment uses GPIO, CAN and serial channels for bounded machinery monitoring after driver and pinout qualification.
Embedded Telematics Display
The deployment combines optional LTE and GNSS modules with a controlled Debian image for fleet data and operator status.
Optional Modules & Accessories
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Linux Image, Cable and Radio Package
K100I options may include the larger memory tier, wireless modules, GNSS, replaceable battery, VESA or RAM mounting and RS485/RS422 branches. The production image and cable drawing should travel with the hardware order.
Optional
All-in-one extension cable
All-in-one extension cable connects only to the matching K100I port package, with length and pin allocation fixed before production.
Optional
RAM-101U-225B bracket
RAM-101U-225B bracket belongs to the K100I installation package only when bracket geometry and connector access have been checked.
Optional
USB-C cable
USB-C cable connects only to the matching K100I port package, with length and pin allocation fixed before production.
Optional
Power adapter
Power adapter is paired with the K100I supply plan only after voltage range and cable termination are defined. This line item remains part of the Linux cable-and-mount package for the Debian NXP 10-inch integration platform.
Optional
Optional 8000mAh battery
Optional 8000mAh battery remains a selectable K100I item whose scope is stated in the commercial specification.
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Technical Specifications
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Procurement-Ready Technical Specifications
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1. Core System & Performance
Product Model
K100I
Product Type
Linux Vehicle Tablet Computer
Operating System
Linux Debian 10
Processor / Chipset
NXP i.MX 8M Mini ARM Cortex-A53
Memory
2GB LPDDR4; 4GB optional
Storage
16GB eMMC; 64GB optional; microSD up to 128GB
2. Display, Touch & Input
Display Size
10-inch HD
Screen Resolution
1280 × 800
Screen Brightness
1000cd/m²; sunlight-readable statement
Touch Panel
Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen with glove and rain modes
Input Modes
Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen with glove and rain modes
3. Connectivity, I/O & Vehicle Interfaces
USB / Type-C
USB-C USB 2.0 data/OTG; optional all-in-one cable with USB-A, RS232 ×2, ACC, power, CAN, GPIO ×8, 1000M RJ45 and optional RS485/RS422
Serial / GPIO
USB-C USB 2.0 data/OTG; optional all-in-one cable with USB-A, RS232 ×2, ACC, power, CAN, GPIO ×8, 1000M RJ45 and optional RS485/RS422
LAN / Ethernet
USB-C USB 2.0 data/OTG; optional all-in-one cable with USB-A, RS232 ×2, ACC, power, CAN, GPIO ×8, 1000M RJ45 and optional RS485/RS422
Dock / Pogo Connector
75mm VESA and optional RAM bracket; all-in-one extension cable
Industrial / Vehicle Interfaces
USB-C USB 2.0 data/OTG; optional all-in-one cable with USB-A, RS232 ×2, ACC, power, CAN, GPIO ×8, 1000M RJ45 and optional RS485/RS422
4. Wireless, GPS & Data Capture
Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Optional dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 and 4G LTE
Cellular Network
Optional dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 and 4G LTE
GNSS / GPS
Optional GPS/GLONASS using u-blox M8U
Camera / Identity Modules
No built-in camera; external USB camera may be considered
5. Power, Battery & Installation
Battery / Power Source
Optional replaceable 8000mAh battery; about 4.5h typical runtime and charge time
Power Input
DC 9–36V
Wide Voltage Input
DC 9–36V
Charging / Adapter
DC 9–36V; ISO 7637-II statement; optional replaceable 8000mAh battery
Mounting / Carrying
75mm VESA and optional RAM bracket; all-in-one extension cable
6. Rugged, Mechanical & Compliance
IP Rating
IP67
Drop / Shock / Vibration Resistance
150cm drop statement; MIL-STD-810G vibration
Operating / Storage Temperature
Operating -10°C to 65°C; charging 0°C to 55°C; storage -20°C to 70°C
Dimensions / Weight
277 × 185 × 31.6mm; 1357g
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Why is K100I intended for Linux vehicle projects?
It uses Debian 10 on an NXP i.MX8M Mini platform, allowing the application image and peripheral drivers to be managed as one embedded configuration.
What display does K100I use?
K100I has a 10-inch 1280 × 800 panel rated at 1000cd/m² with specified glove and rain touch behavior.
What can the K100I all-in-one cable provide?
The configured harness can include USB-A, two RS232 ports, ACC, power, CAN, GPIO and 1000M Ethernet, with RS485 or RS422 optional.
Is an internal battery standard on K100I?
The 8000mAh replaceable pack is optional rather than universal. The order should state whether it is needed for mobile use or shutdown continuity and include that choice on the order.
Which rugged statements apply to K100I?
The Linux tablet carries IP67 protection, a specified 1.5-metre drop result and MIL-STD-810G vibration wording. Installation hardware and cabling still require separate qualification.
What should be supplied for K100I integration review?
A purchase request should include the Debian image, application dependencies, memory tier, cable pinout, selected radios, GNSS, battery, mount and vehicle-power requirements.
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