Jetson AGX Xavier Developer Kit
Jetso n AGX Xav ier Dev el o per Kit DA_07976_001_01 | 4
Interface Details
This list highlights some of the Jetson AGX Xavier Developer Kit carrier board
interfaces. See the Jetson AGX Xavier Developer Kit Carrier Board Specification for
comprehensive information:
[J1] M.2 Key M connector for high speed NVMe storage.
• To reach it, you must detach the combined module and thermal solution.
[J2] Power available for peripherals is limited to power supply capability (65W from
included power supply) minus developer kit system power usage (maximum of 30W
in default configuration).
[J4] Slot accepts either an SD Card or a UFS card.
[J6] PCIe x16 connector routes to a x8 PCIe 4.0 controller.
[J6] This connector is also where the lanes are connected for SLVS cameras.
[J501] Micro-USB connector provides access to the UART console.
• For example, you can access the serial console of the developer kit from a
terminal emulator on a computer connected to this micro-USB port.
[J504] HDMI 2.0.
[J505] M.2 Key E connector can be used for wireless networking cards, and includes
interfaces for PCIe (x1), USB 2.0, UART, I2S & I2C.
[J507] Hybrid connector can be used for either eSATA or USB3 Type-A. The eSATA
connector can supply 5V.
[J509] Camera connector supports up to six directly connected cameras via CSI-2, or
up to 16 cameras via the virtual channel feature of CSI-2.
[J512, J513] USB Type-C connectors.
• J512 can be used to flash the developer kit.
• Either connector can be used to power the developer kit from USB Type-C power
supplies listed in Jetson AGX Xavier Supported Component List.
• Both connectors support DisplayPort, so you can run three displays at once by
using these plus the HDMI adapter.
Physical Co nfig ur at i o n I ns t r uc t i o ns
To prepare your Jetson AGX Xavier Developer Kit for use, connect it as follows:
Connect an external HDMI display to the carrier board’s HDMI port.
Connect a USB keyboard and mouse.
• Connect directly to the hybrid USB Type-A/eSATA port and use the included
USB Type-C to Type-A adapter to connect to the rear USB Type-C port. (Leave
the front USB Type-C port available; it will be needed to flash the developer kit.)
Connect the developer kit to your local network via Ethernet cable to the carrier
board's Ethernet port.