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+++ app-hotes:ai-features [2026/06/24 15:23] (current) – [1. Installing the Module into the Router Hardware] gray
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 ===== Goal =====
-This wiki shows you how to set up an AP3400 directly as an access point without needing a Netmodule router. However, this method does not allow for central administration or installation.
+This wiki shows how to enable an AICore DX-M1 chip in the router and use it within an LXC container. It also explains how to set up additional utilities within the container.
-===== Prerequisites =====
+===== The background to this project =====
+text
+=== Modules in the router===
+----
-* AP3400 firmware [[https://share.netmodule.com/public/system-software/firmware/firmux-1.9.4-r5998-20230821-netmodule-ap3400-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin|firmux-1.9.4]] or newer
+{{:app-notes:ki_chip.jpg?950|}}
+----
+===== Prerequisites =====
+    * NetModule NB2800 Wireless Router with wireless connection
+    * NetModule Software [[https://share.netmodule.com/public/system-software/5.0/5.0.0.103/|5.0.0.103]] or newer
+    * Not available for legacy products NB1600, NB2700, NB3700, NB3710
 **
-<WRAP center round important 60%>
+<WRAP center round important 90%>
-The wiki has been tested with AP3400 firmware 1.9.4.
+The wiki was tested with router software nrsw-rootfs-HW17-0.0.0.0 and the LXC container with debina armhf 13.0
 </WRAP>
 **
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+===== - Installing the Module into the Router Hardware =====
+An adapter is required for the Deepx DX-M1 AI chip to be used with the router. The PCI Express interfaces are implemented as Mini PCIe on the router board. The DX-M1 chip requires a Mini PCIe to M.2 M-key adapter.
+{{:app-notes:ki_adapter.jpg?900|}}
+The NB2800's circuit board features a DC/DC converter that supplies 3.3 volts to the two Mini-PCIe slots. The maximum output current is 6 amps. A maximum of 12 watts is available for the Mini-PCIe modules. The DX-M1 chip has a maximum power consumption of less than 5 watts.
+The module can be installed in slot 1 or 2 on the NB2800.
+{{:app-notes:ki_pcie.png?300|}}
+ The DX-M1 chip was inserted into the first slot
+To ensure communication between the chip and the router, the module must be configured as Wi-Fi in the BD.
+<konsole>
+=== BDINFO ===
+bd/0/pd_module0:           slot=0,caps=wlan-main:wlan-aux
+bd/0/pd_module1:           slot=1,caps=wlan-main:wlan-aux
+bd/0/pd_module2:           slot=2,caps=wwan-main:wwan-aux:gnss-active:voice
+bd/0/pd_module3:           slot=3,caps=wwan-main:wwan-aux:voice
+</konsole>
+----
 ===== - Additional information =====
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  * Deepx DX-M1 Documentation [[https://nx.docs.scailable.net/ai-accelerators-support/advanced/deepx-support|DX-M1 Documentation]]
- * AI-Models for the Chip [[https://share.netmodule.com/public/system-software/firmware/AP3400-Firmware-1.9.4.zip| AI-Models]]
+ * AI-Models for the Chip [[https://developer.deepx.ai/modelzoo/| AI-Models]]
+ * Overview  DX-M1 Chip [[https://radxa.com/products/aicore/dx-m1| Overview]]
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