Here's the comparison of the EdgeKit GMSL and EdgeKit Industrial (both PCB Arts EdgeKit dev kits for Jetson Orin NX / Orin Nano):
| Interface | EdgeKit GMSL | EdgeKit Industrial |
|---|---|---|
| Ethernet ports | 1 (1GbE) | 2 (1GbE) |
| USB ports | 2 | 4 |
| MIPI camera inputs | 2 | 4 |
A few related details worth noting:
- Both kits also carry 4 GMSL camera inputs, so camera connectivity is broader than just MIPI on each. shop.pcb-a... +1shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=4”shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=4”
- The key difference is the Industrial's doubled set of connectivity interfaces (Ethernet, USB, MIPI, all twice the GMSL's counts), while the GMSL variant is focused on GMSL camera interfacing. shop.pcb-a... +1shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“io.usb_ports=2”shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“io.usb_ports=4”
- Everything else is essentially shared: same 12–48 V power input, 60 W max power draw, fan/fanless cooling, 0–70 °C operating range (requires airflow), DIN rail/wall mounting, and EdgeControl SDK with JetPack 6.2 pre-flashed. shop.pcb-a... +2shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“power.power_input=12-48 V”shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“JetPack pre-flashed”shop.pcb-arts.com ↗“JetPack pre-flashed”
In short: pick the Industrial if you need more wired I/O (2x Ethernet, 4x USB, 4x MIPI cameras) for a multi-device setup, and the GMSL if a leaner I/O set with GMSL camera support fits your application.