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- EN · ZH
- Last added
- 2026-10-03
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Allwinner A64 G-sensor Support List
The document provides a table of G‑sensor modules, showing vendor part numbers, axis count, bit resolution, and support status for customers using Allwinner Technology's A64 solution. It also gives guidance on testing unlisted sensors and copying the PCB G‑sensor part template.
The list includes sensors from manufacturers such as STMicroelectronics, InvenSense, Bosch, and others, indicating whether each part is supported, tested, or marked as not supported/uncertain.
Covers: General Description · Supported G‑sensor Modules · Support Status Indicators · Testing Guidance
Allwinner Tina v3.0 Wi‑Fi Development Guide
This guide introduces the Allwinner Tina platform Wi‑Fi development environment, targeting developers and engineers working with Tina v3.0 and later. It covers the software architecture, supported Wi‑Fi modules, and the steps required to port drivers.
The document details the Wi‑Fi manager API, station and soft‑AP operation, common command usage, and a comprehensive FAQ section that addresses compilation issues, driver loading, and network connectivity problems. This manual is written in Chinese.
Covers: 前言 · Wi‑Fi 简介 · Wi‑Fi 常用命令介绍 · Wi‑Fi 模组移植 · Wi‑Fi manager 介绍 · Softap 介绍
Latest Allwinner manuals
Allwinner A64 G-sensor Support List
Product Leaflet 2 pages · 200 KB · ENA list of G‑sensor modules that are supported, tested, or uncertain for the Allwinner A64 processor.
Allwinner Tina v3.0 Wi‑Fi Development Guide
Programming Manual 54 pages · 1 MB · ZHAllwinner's Tina v3.0 Wi‑Fi Development Guide explains driver porting, Wi‑Fi manager framework, station/AP modes and common troubleshooting.
Which document do I need?
Programming Manual
Instruction set, parameters and examples for configuring or programming the device.
Questions answered in Allwinner manuals
Are there any G‑sensor modules that are not supported or uncertain for the Allwinner A64?
Yes, the document marks some entries as "Do Not Support" or "Not Tested and Uncertain" indicating they are not supported or their status is uncertain.
Why does wlan0 fail to start on some platforms?
The failure is usually due to hardware power configuration; VCC_WIFI and VCC_IO_WIFI must be supplied by the same rail.
What should I do when the wpa_supplicant configuration file is missing?
Place the config file at /etc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf so it matches the path used by the startup script.