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LattePanda 3 Delta 864 Single Board Computer Review

Others/All-in-one PC by stefan @ 2022-09-11

The new LattePanda 3 Delta does offer good mainstream performance for the low power it uses in full load, while remaining very silent even during consistent loads for long periods of time. The mini-PC can be used as-is by taking advantage of the pre-installed Windows 10 OS or by upgrading to Windows 11 or even erasing the whole partition and moving to Linux. This was thought as a development platform for tinkerers thanks to the included Arduino ATmega32U4 and is compatible with hundreds of sensors and actuators.

A Closer Look Part II

The adapter cable ends up with an USB-C port:

The other side of the adapter comes with the power lead pins:

Besides the mini-PC, we will also get two nice circular stickers, a User Manual but also WiFi antennas:

The start-up sequence and the guides for connecting extra components are also present in the guide:

The pin layout of all the interfaces is available next:

The LattePanda 3 Delta is very compact and includes a large but slim cooling system for keeping the SoC temperatures at bay:

Taking a closer look at the board, we will note the Sleep LED, the Power LED and the D13 LED:

A Realtek RTS5170 card reader controller can be spotted nearby:

Moving to the right, we will find the System Switch Pins:

There is a large set of female headers in black; the indications and pinouts are useful to know where to connect PM, Audio, I2C, RS232, USB, and the DC interfaces:

A 12V DC input header can be found on the bottom right corner:

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