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©2021 Sharp NEC Display Solutions, Ltd. Page 81 of 86
Does the NEC Compute Module Interface Board provide SD card support to use instead of the
onboard eMMC memory?
No.
Can the video output of the Compute Module be daisy-chained to another display via the
DisplayPort Output connection?
No. Some display models can output to the HDMI Output. See below.
Can the video output of the Compute Module be daisy-chained to another display via the HDMI
Output connection?
Yes. The video output of the Compute Module can be output on the HDMI OUT connector and daisy-
chained to another display on the following display models:
o MA431
o MA491
o
MA551
o P435
o P495
o
P555
Note that at this time, copyright-protected content cannot output on the display’s HDMI Output connection
as the Compute Module 4 does not currently support HDCP.
The following display models do not support this feature:
o M431
o M491
o M551
o
M651
o ME431
o ME501
o ME551
o
ME651
Is it possible to run Android OS on the Compute Module?
There are currently some experimental builds of Android for the Raspberry Pi; however, these are
probably not stable enough to be used for professional and commercial applications and may not even
work on the Compute Module version of the Raspberry Pi.
Does the Compute Module 4 provide support for Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?
Versions of the Compute Module with built-in wireless functionality together with the DS1-IF21CE
interface board can be used to provide Wi-Fi using an external antenna. At the time of writing the
Bluetooth function is disabled by the Interface Board pending regulatory approvals.
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