In the Syslogic RML A4NX product line, three models have GMSL camera inputs. The RPC RML A4NX (PoE) you mentioned isn't one of them.
Models in the Syslogic RML A4NX line with GMSL camera inputs syslogic.com +2syslogic.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=8”syslogic.com ↗“4x GMSL2 camera inputs”syslogic.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=4”
| Model | GMSL camera inputs | Jetson module | Ethernet ports |
|---|---|---|---|
| RPC RML A4NX (GMSL) | 8 | Jetson Orin NX | 2 |
| RPC RS A4NX | 4 (GMSL2) | Jetson Orin NX | 2 |
| RPC RS A4NA | 4 | Jetson Orin Nano | 2 |
- RPC RML A4NX (GMSL): This is the camera version of the unit you asked about. It's the same size (250 × 170 × 101 mm). Instead of the PoE model's 6 Ethernet and 4 PoE ports, it has 2 Ethernet ports and 8 GMSL inputs. syslogic.comsyslogic.com ↗“2x Ethernet, 2x CAN, 8x GMSL”
- RPC RS A4NX: A smaller rugged unit rated IP67/IP69, with M12 connectors and RTK GNSS. It's built for vehicles, AMRs, off-highway machines and agriculture. syslogic.comsyslogic.com ↗“IP67/IP69, M12 connectors, 4x GMSL2 camera inputs, RTK GNSS”
- RPC RS A4NA: Same form factor as the RPC RS A4NX, but it uses the Jetson Orin Nano and supports Super Mode. syslogic.comsyslogic.com ↗“Syslogic fanless rugged AI edge computer on NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano, with Super Mode support.”
The catalog doesn't list any GMSL camera inputs for the RPC RML A4NX (PoE). That model is set up for networking instead, with 6 Ethernet ports, 4 of them PoE. syslogic.comsyslogic.com ↗“6x Ethernet, 4x PoE, 2x CAN”