Validation and Verification of NVIDIA Jetson SoMs

Keywords: NVIDIA Jetson, validation, verification,system-on-module, EEPROM

Description

This page explains how to validate and verify your NVIDIA Jetson System-on-Module (SoM) by identifying its hardware part number and related information. It includes steps for reading module data over I²C, interpreting the results, and using additional system commands to confirm the exact Jetson module installed on your carrier board.

NVIDIA Jetson SoM models and part number

Module name	P-number	Description
Jetson Orin Nano 8GB	P3767-0003	Commercial module
Jetson Orin Nano 4GB	P3767-0004	Commercial module
Jetson Orin Nano 8GB with SD card slot	P3767-0005	For the Developer Kit only
Jetson Orin NX 16GB	P3767-0000	Commercial module
Jetson Orin NX 8GB	P3767-0001	Commercial module
Jetson AGX Orin TM	P3701-0000	For the Developer Kit only
Jetson AGX Orin 32GB	P3701-0004	Commercial module
Jetson AGX Orin 64GB	P3701-0005	Commercial module
Jetson Xavier NX	P3668-0000	For the developer kit only
Jetson Xavier NX	P3668-0001	Commercial module
Jetson Xavier NX 16GB	P3668-0003	Commercial module
Jetson AGX Xavier	P2888-0001	Original dev-kit module
Jetson AGX Xavier	P2888-0004	Dev-kit module
Jetson AGX Xavier 64GB	P2888-0005	With 64 GB RAM
Jetson AGX Xavier industrial	P2888-0008	Industrial grade module with 32 GB RAM

Identifying your Jetson SoM

The most reliable and authoritative approach is reading the module’s EEPROM over I²C, which contains the official part number and hardware information programmed by NVIDIA. Additional commands are included to cross-check the module type using the device tree, system interfaces, and other board-level data.