ODROID M1S 4GB mit Header 4x 1,8GHz – Home Assistant Smart-Home Server 64GB eMMC

Name: ODROID M1S 4GB mit Header 4x 1,8GHz – Home Assistant Smart-Home Server 64GB eMMC
Brand: Odroid
SKU: 500010609-1
Price: 159.99 EUR
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Features & Compatibility

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ODROID-M1S with pre-installed Home Assistant

Home Assistant is already pre-installed with this offer. The ODROID-M1S with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB eMMC provides you with a compact foundation for your smart home hub. A separate installation of Home Assistant is not necessary; you will perform the personal setup and integration of your devices yourself afterwards.

The Rockchip RK3566 combines four ARM Cortex-A55 cores with up to 1.8 GHz. Together with the LPDDR4 RAM and the soldered eMMC storage, the board is suitable as a space-saving server for automations and the central management of compatible smart home devices. Network connectivity is provided via Gigabit Ethernet.

The M1S is approximately 20% flatter and consumes about 20% less power compared to the ODROID-M1, according to the manufacturer. Two header strips with a total of 54 pins open up additional possibilities for your own hardware projects. This offer includes the version with headers as well as passive heat sinks, case, and power supply.

Functions and expansion options

Compact continuous operation: The passive cooling operates without a fan. The manufacturer states around 1.1 W in idle and 3.52 W under full CPU load; connected devices and software influence actual consumption.

Flexible memory expansion: In addition to the integrated 64 GB eMMC, there is a microSD slot and an M.2 connector for NVMe SSDs available. SATA M.2 SSDs are not supported.

Connections for your own projects: USB, UART, and the 40- and 14-pin headers provide connection options for peripherals. Depending on the pin assignment, GPIO, I²C, SPI, PWM, and ADC are available, among others.

Graphics and AI hardware: The Mali-G52-MP2 GPU and the integrated RKNN NPU are part of the board hardware. Their use requires appropriate software and drivers and is not a guaranteed function of the Home Assistant pre-installation.

FAQ - An alternative to Home Assistant Green

Is the ODROID-M1S an alternative to Home Assistant Green?

Yes. This offer comes with Home Assistant preinstalled. Together with the case, passive heatsink and EU power adapter, it provides a prepared foundation for your smart home hub. Connect the device to your network and begin your personal setup.

What does the M1S offer compared with Green?

With 64 GB of eMMC storage, the M1S provides twice the built-in storage of Green with 32 GB. It also offers an M.2 slot for an optional NVMe SSD and a USB 3.0 port. Its main advantages are storage capacity and expansion options. An NVMe SSD is not included.

Is the ODROID-M1S faster than Green?

Both use the Rockchip RK3566 with four Cortex-A55 cores running at up to 1.8 GHz. This M1S version and Green each have 4 GB of RAM. These specifications do not establish a significant speed advantage for typical Home Assistant tasks. The M1S primarily stands out through its additional hardware features.

Is the ODROID-M1S officially supported by Home Assistant?

Yes. Home Assistant OS officially supports the ODROID-M1S. A modified Green image or an unofficial workaround is not required.

Do I need to install Home Assistant myself?

No. Home Assistant is already preinstalled with this offer. You then complete your personal setup, create your user account and add your devices and integrations.

Can I reset or recover the ODROID-M1S?

Yes. If Home Assistant OS is working, you can reset user data and configuration through the HAOS system console without reinstalling the entire operating system. Reinstalling the operating system on the internal eMMC requires additional steps using USB mass-storage mode and a computer. With Home Assistant OS 13.1 or later, Green offers a simpler button-based reset with an internet connection; an SD-card procedure is available for older installations. Neither procedure is needed for normal initial setup because Home Assistant is preinstalled. A reset deletes your data: save a backup outside the device beforehand.

Technical specifications - ODROID-M1S 4 GB

Model: ODROID-M1S, 4 GB, version with headers

Pre-installation: Home Assistant

SoC: Rockchip RK3566

CPU: 4 × ARM Cortex-A55, ARMv8-A, up to 1.8 GHz

GPU: Mali-G52 MP2, up to 800 MHz

NPU: RKNN AI accelerator, up to 0.8 TOPS at INT8

RAM: 4 GB LPDDR4, 32-bit bus, 2112 MT/s, up to 1055 MHz

Internal storage: 64 GB eMMC, soldered to the board

microSD: UHS-I SDR104; higher boot priority than eMMC

SSD connection: M.2 2280 M-Key, NVMe, PCIe 2.1 × 1 Lane; no SATA

Ethernet: RJ45, 10/100/1000 Mbit/s, Realtek RTL8211F

Wi-Fi / Bluetooth: Not integrated

HDMI: HDMI 2.0, up to 4K at 60 Hz, HDR and EDID

Display interface: MIPI DSI, 4 lanes, 30-pin

USB host: 1 × USB 3.0 and 1 × USB 2.0

USB-OTG: 1 × Micro-USB 2.0 OTG

USB-C: Power supply, no additional USB data port

Header pins: 40-pin and 14-pin header; a total of 54 pins, not exclusively GPIO

Header functions: Including GPIO, UART, I²C, SPI, PWM, ADC, USB 2.0, and analog audio; depending on pin assignment and software

Debug interface: UART

RTC: Connection for RTC backup battery

Status indicators: Red power LED and blue status LED

Power supply: USB-C, 5 V DC / 3 A

Power consumption: Approx. 1.1 W in idle / 3.52 W under full CPU load according to the manufacturer

Cooling: Passive heat sink

Board dimensions (L × W × H): 90 × 65 × 16 mm

Board weight: Approx. 52 g including heat sink, without case and power supply

Manufacturer: Hardkernel / ODROID

Manufacturer part number: ODROID-M1S/4GB HEADER

EAN / GTIN: 3272496317567

Scope of delivery

ODROID-M1S with 4 GB RAM, 64 GB eMMC, and headers

Home Assistant already pre-installed

Passive heat sink

Case

EU Power supply

Usage notes

Initial setup: The pre-installation does not replace your personal Home Assistant setup. Ethernet is available for network connectivity.

Hardware functions: The technical specifications describe the hardware. The availability of individual interfaces, graphics, and AI functions depends on the operating system used and its drivers.