Documentation & Support
Everything you need to get started with the CB302B carrier board, from hardware setup to advanced development guides. Build your own solution with interchangeable modular components.
Developer Resources
Comprehensive documentation, tools, and examples to accelerate your development
Board Support Packages
Orin NX & Orin Nano
L4T r36.4.4 – JetPack 6.2.1Allied Vision Camera Board Driver
L4T r36.4.3 – JetPack 6.2.1Intel® RealSense™
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the CB302B carrier board and development
CB302B supports Orin Nano 4GB and 8GB and Orin NX 8GB and 16GB modules. It runs Linux for Tegra (L4T) with JetPack and native LineageOS 24 / Android 17 (beta). Display output is DisplayPort over USB-C. Supply your NVIDIA module and NVMe, then build with compatible accessories.
The USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode. Simply connect your AR glasses or external display using a USB-C to DisplayPort cable. The system will automatically detect and configure the display.
Whole-system consumption depends on the Orin module, configured power mode, workload and attached peripherals. Module power ratings are not measured CB302B system draw. The battery connector supports up to 60W input; this is a supply limit, not a consumption or runtime figure. Battery runtime also depends on the pack and its condition. Ask us about power planning for your build.
Yes, the protective case features an M12 Milwaukee battery connector for hot-swappable power. You can also use JST connectors for custom battery solutions. This provides uninterrupted operation in the field.
CB302B runs native LineageOS 24 / Android 17 (beta) on NVIDIA Jetson Orin for Android applications and development.
Use NVIDIA JetPack SDK for Linux for Tegra (L4T) development, including CUDA, cuDNN, TensorRT, and other AI/ML frameworks. For native LineageOS 24 / Android 17 (beta) development on CB302B, use Android Studio.