Odroid M2 Cube case

The M2 Cube Case can embed an ODROID-M2 board. There are four USB ports on the front to which you can easily connect game controllers or input/output devices.

Passionate "old-school" gamers from the early 2000s will smile nostalgically at this homage to a legendary games console from 2001.

There is a power button with a red LED and a function button with a configurable green LED. The signal from the power button must be connected to the 14-pin IO header of the M2 board via a jumper cable from socket to socket.

The green LED can be controlled via a GPIO pin and the user configurable status of the function button can be read out via a GPIO pin via the IO header so that it can be accessed with a simple Python script under Linux.

You can also use the reset pin on the 14-pin IO header for system reset.

The housing has the shape of a cube with a size of 150x157x110mm. A large handle on the back helps you to transport the M2 Cube Case.