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1. Re: Edison Serial number - naming scheme / syntax?
ttc7152 Mar 21, 2016 10:53 AM (in response to ttc7152)Also, one clarification I noticed the "FZEDA545D0106D501" has an added character, "A" bringing the total length to 17.
the old number "FZED438D00EBB501" has only 16 digits.
Just curious if there is a convention for how these numbers are going to progress ...
Thanks
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2. Re: Edison Serial number - naming scheme / syntax?
Mar 21, 2016 3:05 PM (in response to ttc7152)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi,
We will investigate further into this case. We’ll post a reply to you soon.
Sergio
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3. Re: Edison Serial number - naming scheme / syntax?
Apr 14, 2016 9:14 AM (in response to ttc7152)This message was posted on behalf of Intel CorporationHi,
Thank you for your patience.
The information you requested is the following:
The serial number of the Edison module is divided in 4 sections.
The first section (4 first letters) is divided in two parts: A1 and A2. A1 are the first 2 letters, this is a reserved number. A2 is “”ED”” in case you’re looking at the Edison module. A2 is different for the Arduino and mini breakout boards.
The second section (next 4 characters) is divided in 3 parts: B1, B2 and B3. B1 is 1 number, equal to the last digit of the year manufactured. B2 is the world week the unit was manufactured. B3 is the form factor. B3 can be B=baseboard or D=daughterboard.
The third section (next 5 characters) is a sequential number.
The fourth section (last three numbers) is the number of the bill of material revision.
We are working on posting a knowledge article containing this information. This article will be available soon.
Sergio
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4. Re: Edison Serial number - naming scheme / syntax?
ttc7152 Apr 14, 2016 12:21 PM (in response to Intel Corporation)Very helpful info! Thanks for posting this answer ...