System Requirements

System Requirements

Both the Binho Nova and Binho Supernova Multi-Protocol USB Host Adapters have been meticulously designed to ensure compatibility with a wide range of systems.

Common Features:

• USB Compatibility: Each device is structured to work with systems possessing a USB 2.0 port or higher.

• USB Cable: While the supplied USB cable comes with a Type-A male connector, owing to its ubiquity, users have the flexibility to employ other USB cables that better match their host device's mating connector.

• Broad OS Support: Leveraging the USB Communications Device Class standard driver, these host adapters are capable of interfacing with any operating system that extends support for this USB device category. This encompasses all modern versions of Windows (starting with Windows Vista), macOS, Ubuntu, and even Android-based mobile platforms.

• Single-board Computer Compatibility: Given the universal nature of their design, both the Binho Nova and Binho Supernova Multi-Protocol USB Host Adapters are readily compatible with numerous single-board computers, including but not limited to the Raspberry Pi.

Binho Nova Specifics:

• USB Class: Utilizes the CDC (USB Communications Device Class) standard, ensuring compatibility across a variety of systems.

Binho Supernova Specifics:

• USB Class: Operates based on the HID (Human Interface Devices) standard, offering a wider array of interfacing opportunities.

• Interface Ports: Apart from the general USB connectivity, the Supernova features multiple protocol-specific ports including Qwiic for I2C and dedicated ports for I3C. This advanced design promotes flexibility in connection options, catering to a broader spectrum of use-cases.

By endorsing such broad compatibility and flexibility, both the Binho Nova and Binho Supernova ensure that users, irrespective of their system preferences, can harness the full potential of these devices for their embedded system needs.