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* '''Dual USB 3.2 Gen 1 Ports''': delivering high-speed data transfer rates of up to 5 Gbps. <span class="tb_red">USB 3.0 = USB 3.2 Gen 1 (identical specs)</span>

* '''Dual MIPI DSI/CSI-2 Connectors''': 22-pin FPC connectors (0.5mm pitch) compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 CSI and DSI modules for seamless camera and display integration.

CAM/DISP 0 supports both displays or cameras. CAM/DISP 0 supports using a signal to power down the camera to save power. CAM/DISP 1 typically needs two jumpers fitting to '''J6''' to route the I2C signals ~~form~~ the GPIO connector to the camera connector. CAM/DISP 1 can be be used with displays and cameras. If it is used with a camera, it isn’t possible to power down the camera. Also refer to [https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/cm5/cm5io-datasheet.pdf Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 IO Board datasheet (Page 5)]

CAM/DISP 0 supports both displays or cameras. CAM/DISP 0 supports using a signal to power down the camera to save power. CAM/DISP 1 typically needs two jumpers fitting to '''J6''' to route the I2C signals from the GPIO connector to the camera connector. CAM/DISP 1 can be used with displays and cameras. If it is used with a camera, it isn’t possible to power down the camera. Also refer to [https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/cm5/cm5io-datasheet.pdf Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 IO Board datasheet (Page 5)]

* '''MicroSD Card Slot''': Supports Compute Module 5 Lite variants (without onboard eMMC)

* '''Raspberry Pi HAT+ Compatibility''': Reuse existing Raspberry Pi HATs to save time and reduce development costs.

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* '''RTC Battery Socket (CR1220 coin battery is not included)''': Ensures accurate timekeeping during power interruptions.

* '''PWM Fan Support''': Includes a fan power connector for adjustable cooling in demanding environments.

* '''USB-C Port''': Handles both power delivery and OS image loading directly into the CM5’s eMMC.(The OTG port is generally used for flashing the eMMC. If it's used for other purposes, power should be supplied via the 40-pin header—just like the official CM5 IO board.)

* '''USB-C Port''': Handles both power delivery and OS image loading directly into the CM5’s eMMC.(<span class="tb_red">The OTG port is generally used for flashing the eMMC. If it's used for other purposes, power should be supplied via the 40-pin header—just like the official CM5 IO board.</span>)

* '''Configurable Jumpers''': Allows disabling features like wireless connectivity or EEPROM writing for customization.

* '''Streamlined Connector Layout''': USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and power ports are grouped along one edge for clean cable management and easy enclosure integration.

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 * '''Dual USB 3.2 Gen 1 Ports''': delivering high-speed data transfer rates of up to 5 Gbps. <span class="tb_red">USB 3.0 = USB 3.2 Gen 1 (identical specs)</span>
 * '''Dual MIPI DSI/CSI-2 Connectors''': 22-pin FPC connectors (0.5mm pitch) compatible with Raspberry Pi 5 CSI and DSI modules for seamless camera and display integration.
-CAM/DISP 0 supports both displays or cameras. CAM/DISP 0 supports using a signal to power down the camera to save power. CAM/DISP 1 typically needs two jumpers fitting to '''J6''' to route the I2C signals form the GPIO connector to the camera connector. CAM/DISP 1 can be be used with displays and cameras. If it is used with a camera, it isn’t possible to power down the camera. Also refer to [https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/cm5/cm5io-datasheet.pdf Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 IO Board datasheet (Page 5)]
+CAM/DISP 0 supports both displays or cameras. CAM/DISP 0 supports using a signal to power down the camera to save power. CAM/DISP 1 typically needs two jumpers fitting to '''J6''' to route the I2C signals from the GPIO connector to the camera connector. CAM/DISP 1 can be used with displays and cameras. If it is used with a camera, it isn’t possible to power down the camera. Also refer to [https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/cm5/cm5io-datasheet.pdf Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 IO Board datasheet (Page 5)]
 * '''MicroSD Card Slot''': Supports Compute Module 5 Lite variants (without onboard eMMC)
 * '''Raspberry Pi HAT+ Compatibility''': Reuse existing Raspberry Pi HATs to save time and reduce development costs.
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 * '''RTC Battery Socket (CR1220 coin battery is not included)''': Ensures accurate timekeeping during power interruptions.
 * '''PWM Fan Support''': Includes a fan power connector for adjustable cooling in demanding environments.
-* '''USB-C Port''': Handles both power delivery and OS image loading directly into the CM5’s eMMC.(The OTG port is generally used for flashing the eMMC. If it's used for other purposes, power should be supplied via the 40-pin header—just like the official CM5 IO board.)
+* '''USB-C Port''': Handles both power delivery and OS image loading directly into the CM5’s eMMC.(<span class="tb_red">The OTG port is generally used for flashing the eMMC. If it's used for other purposes, power should be supplied via the 40-pin header—just like the official CM5 IO board.</span>)
 * '''Configurable Jumpers''': Allows disabling features like wireless connectivity or EEPROM writing for customization.
 * '''Streamlined Connector Layout''': USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and power ports are grouped along one edge for clean cable management and easy enclosure integration.