I didn’t order with LTE as I wanted to put san AIO V2 in mine which I have. I’m wondering if anyone has successfully installed a usbc lte dongle internally - I’m aware there are potentially power issues, as well as space issues. I’m wondering what might work using the internal usbc port. Particularly interested if anyone has done this. It might not be well trodden ground as I suspect folks used the lte board if that was what they wanted. Kinda wanted my pi and to eat it.
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我参考这里安装了一个EC20 4G LTE USB DONGLE HackerGadgets AIO Board and Quectel EC20 4G LTE Core successfully activated!
由于我的EC20 4G LTE USB DONGLE是拆机的，所以没有使用内置的typec接口，而是自己用排线接的另一个预留接口，这样看着比较粗糙。
速度方面还不错，浏览网页和视频都没什么问题。
后面有时间找一个typec接口的，可能看着优雅一些。
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Neat!
I notice you ran it from the usb cable on the aio board. I have that connected to the cm5 carrier. Wish I understood if the pcie off the main board carried usb
that’s the original aio, not the v2, that ribbon cable is not the same
on the original aio that’s where the internal usb port solder headers are located instead of next to the usb c
the mainboard extension slot has 2 usb ports on it, the aiov2 ribbon cable carries the usb3 signals, not the basic usb2 signals
The clockworkpi github has schematics of all the stock boards if you want to understand them better