For a survey van, the RTSS-X206 has faster Ethernet and a wider power input range. The RTSS-B205 is 400 g lighter. Both are Realtimes Feiyun Smart Box systems built on Jetson AGX Orin.
RTSS-B205 vs RTSS-X206 realtimesa... +4realtimesai.com ↗“io.max_ethernet_speed=1GbE, power.power_input=11-19 V”realtimesai.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=1300 g”realtimesai.com ↗“io.max_ethernet_speed=10GbE”realtimesai.com ↗“power.power_input=9-28 V”realtimesai.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=1700 g”
| Spec | RTSS-B205 | RTSS-X206 |
|---|---|---|
| Fastest Ethernet | 1GbE (2 ports) | 10GbE (3 ports) |
| Weight | 1300 g | 1700 g |
| Power input range | 11–19 V | 9–28 V |
What this means in a van:
- Ethernet: If your survey sensors stream a lot of data over the network, such as LiDAR or high-resolution cameras, the X206's 10GbE gives you much more bandwidth than the B205's 1GbE.
- Power input: The X206 accepts 9–28 V, so it covers both 12 V and 24 V nominal vehicle supplies. The B205's 11–19 V range covers 12 V nominal but not 24 V.
- Weight: The B205 is lighter (1300 g vs 1700 g).
The listed ranges don't say how either unit handles vehicle power events like cranking dips or load dump. Check that with Realtimes before installing.