1. Introduction#
The T-Pico2350 is another version in the T-Pico series, designed and manufactured based on the Raspberry Pi RP2350 chip. It features an external expansion case design similar to the T-Display S3 Pro. This case is designed with multiple external expansion interfaces, supporting both pin header expansion and a 13-pin 0.3mm pitch FPC expansion interface. Additionally, the bottom is equipped with multiple M1.4 embedded brass nuts for secure expansion and mounting.
The device integrates RP2350 + ESP32-C6, a 2.33-inch capacitive touchscreen, TF card slot, HDMI interface, two QWIIC interfaces, and a PMU (Power Management Unit). It supports both battery power and USB power. The USB interface follows the T-Pico series design, allowing programming of both chips regardless of the insertion direction.
2. Appearance and function introduction#
2.1. Appearance#
2.2. Pinmap#
Raspberry Pi |
CPU |
RP2350 |
Flash |
16MB |
SRAM |
520kB |
ESP32 Module |
MCU |
ESP32-C6-MINI-1U-N4 |
Flash |
4MB |
Wireless Protocols |
2.4G WiFi 6 + Bluetooth (BLE) |
Wireless Standards |
802.11b/g/n |
3.1. Development board parameter#
Component |
Description |
Storage |
TF Card |
Screen |
2.33-inch IPS LCD |
Touch |
XL9535 IIC Protocol |
HDMI |
19pin HDMI Interface |
IO Interface |
2.54mm pitch × 2*13 Expansion IO Interface |
Expansion Interface |
2 × QWIICInterfaces |
Mounting Holes |
M1.4mm *4 |
Github:T-PICO-2350
3.2.1. Schematic Diagram#
3.2.2. Dependency Libraries#
4. Software Design#
4.1. Arduino Set Parameters#
Setting |
Value |
Board |
Generic RP2350 |
Debug Level |
None |
Debug Port |
Serial |
C++ Exceptions |
Disabled |
Flash size |
16MB (no FS) |
CPU Speed |
150 MHz |
IP/Bluetooth stack |
lPv4 Only |
Optimize: |
Small (-Os) (standard) |
PSRAM Size |
OMByte PSRAM |
RTTI |
Disabled |
Stack Protector |
Disabled |
Upload Method |
Default (UF2) |
USB Stack |
Pico SDK |
- C
- Arduino IDE
- Platform IO
5. Product Technical Support#
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