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How-To Ethernet

Description

The Pi-Tron CM5 has two ethernet ports which allows the user to have two independent network interfaces on the Pi-Tron CM5 to work with. The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 comes with its own pre-set MAC address which is specific for the Raspberry Pi Foundation and thus allows every Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 on a network to be identified as such.

The ethernet ports of the Pi-Tron CM5 have the following details:

Description OS Name Speed Printed Label Position (front view)
First ethernet port eth0 1 GBit LAN 2 - X20 left
Second ethernet port eth1 100 MBit LAN 1 - X21 right

pi-tron-cm5-ethernet

Every Pi-Tron CM5 (only BL models) has a label which shows the MAC address assigned to the device by Kontron Electronics which is used as the MAC address for eth1. The label also has a barcode or data matrix code, which can be scanned with a smartphone for example.

Look for a label like this:

pitron_cm4_mac_lbl_example

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