F133-dat

D1S == F133 == C906

F133 is essentially a rebranded D1s, also known as V851s, targeting AI camera and audio/video applications.

Both have 64-bit RISC-V cores (C906) and basic NPU, but F133/V851s is bundled with camera-optimized SDKs, especially for face recognition and object detection tasks.

If you're building a general-purpose Linux-based RISC-V board: D1s is the term used.

If you're building a smart camera or want Allwinner's AI SDKs: F133/V851s is preferred.

Allwinner D1s (also known as F133) is based on a RISC-V core, and is a cheaper version of the D1 with the following differences:

64 MB of DDR2 memory included in the same package, instead of requiring external memory.
No Tensilica HiFi4 DSP.
No HDMI output.
One less I2S port.
RISC-V-dat
EA3036-dat - memory-dat - microsd-dat
PCIE-dat - crystal-dat
FPC-dat - switch-dat
RTL8723-dat

linux-sunxi.org

D1s_User Manual_V1.0.pdf

https://d1s.docs.aw-ol.com/

flash

sunxi-tools-dat

version

F133-A == TQFP-128-EP(14x14)
F133-B == ELQFP-128(14x14)

bootsel

SPI_MOSI
SPI_MISO

boards

dongshanpi == https://github.com/DongshanPI/Awesome_RISCV-AllwinnerD1

开发板原理图 DongshanPI-D1s_SCH-V2.pdf

https://linux-chenxing.org/infinity2/dongshanpione/

SDK

sudo sunxi-fel -l

Warning: no 'soc_sram_info' data for your SoC (id=1859)
USB device 002:003   Allwinner 0x1859

The tool (e.g. sunxi-fel) does not recognize the SoC with ID 0x1859.
It lacks SRAM layout data (soc_sram_info) for this SoC.
Likely causes:
- Using a new or uncommon Allwinner SoC (e.g., F133, V853).
- Using an outdated version of the tool.

Could use https://etcher.balena.io/#download-etcher for flash image to SD card.

image == https://github.com/ylyamin/allwinner_d1_hal

extend

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