RIALTO SBC/Interfaces and Connectors/Ethernet

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Issue Date Notes
2024/01/12 First documentation release



Ethernet interface[edit | edit source]

RIALTO SBC has two Ethernet interfaces:

  • eth0 on J16 (labelled as Ethernet 1)
  • eth1 on J59 (labelled as Ethernet 2)

Description[edit | edit source]

The Ethernet interfaces are available at the connectors J16 and J59. Primary interface is on J16.

J16 and J59 are a RJ45 shielded connectors with link/activity led.

Ethernet 1 - J16 connector
Ethernet 2 - J59 connector


Signals[edit | edit source]

The following table describes the interface signals:

  • J16
Pin# Pin name Pin Notes
1 ETH1_TX_P -
2 TCT TX center tap
3 ETH1_TX_M -
4 ETH1_RX_P -
5 RCT RX center tap
6 ETH1_RX_M -
7 NC -
8 PCB_GND_RNG CHS_GND
9 NC -
10 NC -
11 ETH1_LED -
12 3V3_IO -
13, 14 PCB_GND_RNG Connector Shield
  • J59
Pin# Pin name Pin Notes
1 ETH2_TX_P -
2 TCT TX center tap
3 ETH2_TX_M -
4 ETH2_RX_P -
5 RCT RX center tap
6 ETH2_RX_M -
7 NC -
8 PCB_GND_RNG CHS_GND
9 NC -
10 NC -
11 ETH2_LED -
12 3V3_IO -
13, 14 PCB_GND_RNG Connector Shield

Device mapping[edit | edit source]

The network interfaces mapped as follows:

  • J16 is eth0 device in Linux.
  • J59 is eth1 device in Linux.

Device usage[edit | edit source]

The peripherals use the standard kernel interface and network protocol stack.