ALSEYE
ALSEYE 2 in 1 accessory with 7-inch 1024x600 Touch Display
A development board with a 7-inch 1024x600 touch display, dual/single-core RISC-V processors, Wi-Fi 6, MIPI-CSI, USB 2.0 OTG HS, and industrial terminal blocks for RS485, CAN, I2C, and UART
- 7-inch touch display enables direct interaction
- Dual-core and single-core RISC-V processors handle complex tasks
- 17 programmable GPIOs plus RS485, CAN, I2C and UART terminals simplify integration
- Hardware security with secure boot and flash encryption protects data
- JPEG codec, PPA, ISP and H.264 encoder accelerate image and voice processing
Development Board for Edge Computing
The ALSEYE accessory combines an ESP32 P4 Wi-Fi 6 development board with a 7-inch 1024x600 touch display. It targets engineers building advanced HMI and edge-computing prototypes that need local image and voice processing. Dual-core and single-core 32-bit RISC-V processors handle the workloads.
Installing the Board and Display
A 2x12 pin header exposes 17 programmable GPIOs for custom expansion, while dedicated terminal blocks accept RS485, CAN, I2C and UART wiring directly. The USB 2.0 OTG HS and SDIO 3.0 interfaces use standard connectors. Missing the correct cable for MIPI-CSI or the dual-mic header is the most common oversight.
Sustained Image and Voice Processing
Hardware JPEG codec, Pixel Processing Accelerator, ISP and H.264 encoder offload continuous media tasks from the RISC-V cores. The security subsystem maintains secure boot, flash encryption and true random number generation during long runs. Packaged 32MB PStatic Ram and 32MB external Nor Flash support steady-state data buffers.
Highlights
- 7-inch touch display enables direct interaction
- Dual-core and single-core RISC-V processors handle complex tasks
- 17 programmable GPIOs plus RS485, CAN, I2C and UART terminals simplify integration
- Hardware security with secure boot and flash encryption protects data
- JPEG codec, PPA, ISP and H.264 encoder accelerate image and voice processing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I verify the 7-inch 1024x600 touch display is working after connecting the ESP32 P4 board?
Power the board via USB 2.0 OTG HS; the display should initialise and show a boot logo or console output, confirming the MIPI-DSI link and touch controller are active.
What comes in the box with the KLAYERS ESP32 P4 dev board and what must I source separately?
The board includes the 7-inch touch display, dual-mic array, speaker terminal, RTC battery holder, 2x12 GPIO header and RS485/CAN/I2C/UART terminal blocks; you only need a USB-C cable and 5 V supply.
Which on-board memory configuration should I choose for HMI projects needing the H.264 encoder?
All versions ship with 32 MB PSRAM and 32 MB Nor Flash, so the standard model already satisfies the encoder and JPEG codec buffer requirements.
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