BE-IIS HAT++
A structured Raspberry Pi interface platform for combining industrial communication hardware without GPIO and bus conflicts.
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Every HAT++ product uses a defined hardware configuration. The installer builds and installs the required Device Tree overlays, modules and persistent device names. The result is a predictable interface instead of a one-off manual configuration.
This first edition focuses on the current hardware portfolio:
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A structured Raspberry Pi interface platform for combining industrial communication hardware without GPIO and bus conflicts.
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Isolated 10BASE-T1L Ethernet for long-reach point-to-point Single Pair Ethernet links.
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Isolated 10BASE-T1S Ethernet for multidrop Single Pair Ethernet evaluation and industrial prototypes.
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A four-port 10BASE-T1L HAT++ switch platform for building and evaluating larger Single Pair Ethernet networks.
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A HAT++ add-on for supplying power over Single Pair Ethernet without changing the Ethernet interface configuration.
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An isolated CAN-FD HAT++ for Raspberry Pi systems requiring robust, high-speed CAN communication.
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Dual isolated RS-485 for Modbus RTU and other robust serial fieldbus applications.
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A dual-UART HAT++ for adding stable serial ports to a Raspberry Pi system.
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An isolated SPI Ethernet HAT++ for connecting a Raspberry Pi to conventional 10/100BASE-TX networks.
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Remote CSI-2 camera integration for Raspberry Pi through GMSL2 coaxial links.
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A Raspberry Pi HAT for receiving two remote GMSL2 cameras and forwarding their CSI-2 video streams to the host.
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A camera-side serializer board that transports one CSI-2 camera stream over a GMSL2 coaxial link.
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