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60 changes: 60 additions & 0 deletions device-types/Cable Matters/180013.yaml
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manufacturer: Cable Matters
model: 24 Port Keystone Patch Panel
slug: cable-matters-24-port-keystone-patch-panel
# Cable Matters appears to use sequential model numbers.
# I am using a generic but appropriate model number here
# The part number matches their website
# # https://www.cablematters.com/pc-386-162-rack-or-wall-mount-24-port-blank-patch-panel.aspx
part_number: '180013'
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Hello, thank you for your contribution! In an attempt to have the most accurate and complete data we can, I have a few additional data points we would like you to add if possible.

  1. Please add the airflow data point if you have it or can find it. Often these are listed in the datasheet, but sometimes they are not
  2. Please add the weight and associated weight_unit data point if you have it or can find it. Often these are listed in the datasheet, but sometimes they are not

If you have any questions, please let us know :)

u_height: 1
is_full_depth: false
module-bays:
- name: '1'
position: '1'
- name: '2'
position: '2'
- name: '3'
position: '3'
- name: '4'
position: '4'
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position: '5'
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position: '6'
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position: '22'
- name: '23'
position: '23'
- name: '24'
position: '24'
17 changes: 17 additions & 0 deletions device-types/Raspberry Pi/RPI4-MODB copy.yaml
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This file seems to be a duplicate of the RPI4-MODB

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Apologies. I'm still not precisely sure what happened. The cable-matters stuff should have been it's own branch/PR.

I am (slowly) working on a different branch for the uptime labs / rPi rack-mount cluster stuff.
Not sure how they got conflated - again.

When I have more than a few min @ a time, i'll sit down and cherry pick things into new/clean branches.

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manufacturer: Raspberry Pi
model: Raspberry Pi 4 Compute Module
slug: raspberry-pi-rpi4-cm
# The CM4Lite version does not have eMMC storage
part_number: CM4
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Hello, thank you for your contribution! In an attempt to have the most accurate and complete data we can, I have a few additional data points we would like you to add if possible.

  1. Please add the airflow data point if you have it or can find it. Often these are listed in the datasheet, but sometimes they are not
  2. Please add the weight and associated weight_unit data point if you have it or can find it. Often these are listed in the datasheet, but sometimes they are not

If you have any questions, please let us know :)

# https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/compute-module-4/
u_height: 0
is_full_depth: false
interfaces:
- name: eth0
type: 1000base-t
- name: wlan0
type: ieee802.11ac
power-ports:
- name: PSU
type: usb-c
68 changes: 68 additions & 0 deletions device-types/Uptime Industries/Bladerunner-1.0-20-blade.yaml
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manufacturer: Uptime Industries
# There are 20 bay, 4 bay and 2 bay versions
model: BladeRunner 1.0 20 blade
slug: uptime-industries-bladerunner-20
# There is no official part number that I can find
# https://docs.computeblade.com/bladerunner/19inch
part_number: bladerunner-20

comments: |
[Datasheet](https://docs.computeblade.com/bladerunner/19inch)
u_height: 1
# 377 mm deep
is_full_depth: false
weight: 1.5
weight_unit: kg
airflow: passive
subdevice_role: parent
# Can fit 20 Compute Blades
device-bays:
- name: '1'
position: '1'
- name: '2'
position: '2'
- name: '3'
position: '3'
- name: '4'
position: '4'
- name: '5'
position: '5'
- name: '6'
position: '6'
- name: '7'
position: '7'
- name: '8'
position: '8'
- name: '9'
position: '9'
- name: '10'
position: '10'
- name: '11'
position: '11'
- name: '12'
position: '12'
- name: '13'
position: '13'
- name: '14'
position: '14'
- name: '15'
position: '15'
- name: '16'
position: '16'
- name: '17'
position: '17'
- name: '18'
position: '18'
- name: '19'
position: '19'
- name: '20'
position: '20'
- name: '21'
position: '21'
- name: '22'
position: '22'
- name: '23'
position: '23'
- name: '24'
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Note in this file says there are 20 blades yet there are 24 device-bays

position: '24'
48 changes: 48 additions & 0 deletions device-types/Uptime Industries/Compute-Blade-1.0-Dev.yaml
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manufacturer: Uptime Industries
# First generation has 3 SKUs: dev, tpm, basic
model: Compute Blade 1.0 Dev
slug: uptime-industries-compute-blade-1.0-dev
# There is no official part number that I can find
# https://docs.computeblade.com/bladerunner/19inch
part_number: BladeDev-V1-0

comments: |
[Docs](https://docs.computeblade.com/blade)

is_full_depth: false
weight: 1.5
weight_unit: kg
airflow: passive
# Fits inside a BladeRunner chassis
subdevice_role: child

interfaces:
- name: eth0
type: 1000base-t
poe_mode: pd
poe_type: type1-ieee802.3at

# USB A, C (exclusive, switchable), HDMI and 2 UARTs
console-ports:
- name: HDMI 4K60
type: other
- name: USB-A
type: usb-a
- name: USB-C
type: usb-c

- name: UART REAR
type: other
- name: UART FRONT
type: other

# Really only supports a M2 NVMe SSD, microSD and a rPi CM4/5 module
module-bays:
- name: Raspberry Pi CM4/5 Connector
position: '1'
# 2230, 2242, 2260, 2280, 22110
- name: M.2 NVMe SSD
position: '2'
- name: microSD Card
position: '3'
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manufacturer: Raspberry Pi
model: Raspberry Pi 4 Compute Module
slug: raspberry-pi-rpi4-cm
# The CM4Lite version does not have eMMC storage
part_number: CM4
# https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/compute-module-4/
u_height: 0
is_full_depth: false
# TODO: how to mate this w/ recriprical CM4/5 socket on a device
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