M200

M200 + Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W

M200 Interface

M200-C Interface

M200 + Matching case (M200-C)

M200+C296

M200+M200-C+C296

Overview

M200 is a Gigabit Ethernet expansion board specially designed for Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W / Zero / Zero W.

It equipped with a Gigabit Ethernet, 3 standard USB-A 2.0 ports, and a USB Type C to power.

The USB-A port can be used to connect external devices such as mouse, keyboard etc.

The Raspberry Pi Zero 2W board and M200 can supply power and data transmission to each other through test pins of M200, and DON'T occupy any Raspberry Pi GPIO Pins.

Although M200 can also support Raspberry Pi Zero / Zero W, but due to the low performance of Raspberry Pi Zero, we do not recommend that you use M200 on Raspberry Pi Zero. We recommend that you use M100 on Raspberry Pi Zero (only 100M Ethernet in M100) )

Ports & Connectors

• 1 x Gigabit Ethernet to provides high-speed transmission (Please use Gigabit network cable)
• 3 x USB-A 2.0 Port to support external USB device.
• 1 x Type-C Port to Power In

Power Supply

• Power Supply request: 5V DC +/-5% , ≥3A (Via Type-C port of M200 or Via Micro-USB port of Raspberry Pi Zero 2W)

Packing List

• 1 x M200 Gigabit Ethernet expansion board

Matching Case (M200-C)

M200-C is the aluminum alloy metal shell for M200. The M200-C is support to install with the C296 10mm aluminum alloy heatsink.

Installation Video

https://youtu.be/QNbjP2zeRf8

FAQ

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Anonymous user #4

26 months ago

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Why is it not possible to boot on usb port with à bootable usb key or ssd ? Curiously with an otg câble on the n.c. micro usb entry it works...

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Lisa

26 months ago

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Hi，

1/Could you please tell us what power supply do you use? If connect external SSD, we suspect maybe the power supply is not enough to power the SSD.

2/Do you mean that you can boot from USB or SSD when use a OTG cable on the NC PORT?

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Anonymous user #3

28 months ago

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When I install Ubuntu and try to use it, the device connected to the USB port is not recognized.

The power itself seems to be coming through.

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Lisa

28 months ago

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Hi，

Is there any error message? Could you please tell us more specific information send some pictures or videos【support@geekworm.com】? And tell us your order number. thanks

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Anonymous user #2

31 months ago

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Is the aliexpress geekworm official store a good place to buy one?

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Abby

30 months ago

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Hi,

Pls refer to: https://alie...5337904.html

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Anonymous user #2

31 months ago

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Thank you for answer I will buy an M200 board when the raspberry pi zero 2 w is back in stocks

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Anonymous user #2

31 months ago

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Is it also compatible with the volumio

operating system

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Lisa

31 months ago

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Hi,

M200 is JUST a Gigabit Ethernet expansion board,and has nothing to do with the operating system.Whether the operating system is compatible depends on the Raspberry Pi motherboard.

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Anonymous user #1

31 months ago

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im Gehäuse kein Schlitz für Mikro-SD Karte vorhanden :-(

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Lisa

31 months ago

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Hi，

Yes，because of the size of the M200 board, even if the case retains the SD card slot, it cannot be used. So we didn't design SD card slot.

If you have any better suggestion, please let us know. Thanks~

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