WisBlock Dual IO Base Board

Product Summary

The RAK19001 is the newest WisBlock Base Board.

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The RAK19001 is the newest WisBlock Base Board. With 2 IO slots for large modules and 6 sensor slots for sensors, GNSS modules and similar, it opens the WisBlock to more complex applications where many modules are required. As additional feature, it has all GPIO's exposed on a solder pad that makes it easy to connect other (third party) modules. Other features are - Solar panel connector - rechargeable battery connector - separate connector for non-rechargeable batteries - USB type C connector - User definable button - On/Off switch on the base board. Product Features Flexible building block design, which enables modular functionality and expansion High-speed interconnection connectors in the WisBlock Base board to ensure signal integrity Multiple Headers and Modules Slots for WisBlock Modules Two (2) IO slots Six (6) Sensor (A to F) slots All key input-output pins of WisBlock Core are exposed via headers Access to various communication bus via headers: I2C, SPI, UART, and USB One user-defined push button switch Power supply Supports both 5 V USB, 3.7 V rechargeable battery, and 3.3 to 5.5 V non-rechargeable battery as power supply The power supply for the WisBlock modules boards can be controlled by the WisBlock Core modules to minimize power consumption Slide switch to select between a rechargeable or non-rechargeable battery Size 60 x 67 mm Package Inclusions 1 pc RAK19001 1 pc USB Cable 1 pc Battery Cable 26 pc M1.2 3 Screw 5 pc M2.5 4 Screw Documentation RAK19001 Quick Start Guide Datasheet WisBlock Quick Start Guide WisBlock Source Code Repository (opens new window) RAK19001 3D Model (opens new window) 24-Pin Female Connector 3D File (Sensor Slot) (opens new window) 40-Pin Female Connector 3D File (Core Slot) Tutorials WisBlock Starter Kit and RAK Edge Gateway Complete LoRaWAN Guide Installation of Board Support Package in Arduino IDE The Icing on the Cake: A Template to Innovate Custom IoT Applications with RAKwireless and Datacake How to Create Custom WisBlo

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• Last verified: 2026-06-01