The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Programming Jig has been designed to allow OEM customers to efficiently load operating system images into the onboard eMMC Flash of Compute Module 5 boards during the production process.
After setting up the jig’s software and connecting the ports you require, all you need to do is insert the Compute Module 5 into the module bay and press the clamp shut. No further interventions are required - the status LED will tell you when the unit has been programmed.
On the back of the Programming Jig, you’ll see a small set of ports, including Ethernet for the jig and the Compute Module 5 you want to program, and a USB programming port to manually update the jig software. There are also two activity LEDs - one for the jig and one for the module - that signal what the devices are doing.
To go even faster, you can connect both the JIG ETH and DUT ETH ports to the same network. The jig comes with a multi-head 12V 2A PSU (UK, EU, US and AUS), RJ45 cables, antenna, spare pogo pins and a tweezer tool.
Compute Module 5 not included
Features
Single-head design provisions one Compute Module 5 at a time
Mechanical clamping secures the Compute Module 5 in place during programming
Pogo pin interface connects directly to Compute Module 5 without a carrier board
LED status indicators communicate the current state of the jig and provisioning progress
Dual network connectivity connects the jig to the provisioning network by Ethernet (JIG ETH) or Wi-Fi, with a second Ethernet port (DUT ETH) for accelerated software transfer to the Compute Module 5 being programmed
Automated provisioning supports secure boot, full-disk encryption, and bare operating system installation
