WHAT IS ORANGE PI ONE?
Memory: The Orange Pi One normally has 512MB of RAM.
Storage: It accepts microSD cards for storage expansion. It may also feature onboard flash memory.
Connectivity:
Ethernet: It usually has a 10/100M Ethernet port for wired network connectivity.
USB: It includes USB ports for attaching peripherals.
Video Output: The Orange Pi One often contains an HDMI port for connecting to a display.
GPIO Pins: The Orange Pi One, like many single-board computers, has GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output) pins that enable users to connect and operate external devices and components.
Operating System: It supports a variety of Linux distributions, including Armbian, Ubuntu, and others.
Form Factor: The Orange Pi One is a compact board, similar to other Raspberry Pi alternatives, making it ideal for projects with limited space.
Community and Support: The Orange Pi community offers forums and documentation where users may seek help, share projects, and troubleshoot problems.
Keep in mind that information about certain Orange Pi models, such as the Orange Pi One, may change over time when new versions are introduced. If you intend to use the Orange Pi One for a specific project, we recommend that you visit the official Orange Pi website or community forums for the most up-to-date information and support.
TROUBLESHOOTING THE PIN BUSTED
This video shows how to fix or troubleshoot a pin-busted orange Pi one.