Digi ConnectCore 6 Manuel utilisateur

ConnectCore® 6

Android/Yocto

Getting Started Guide

Revision history—90001397

Revision Date Description

A May, 2014 Initial release

B May, 2017 Updated branding and made editorial enhancements.

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Contents

Introduction

Step 1: Identify ConnectCore 6 hardware components

Step 2: Connect your ConnectCore 6 hardware

Step 3: Power-up your ConnectCore 6

Serial output 9

Video output 9

Step 4: Create a bootable microSD card from image

Create a bootable microSD card using the Linux OS 10

Create a bootable microSD card using the Windows OS 11

Step 5: Boot the ConnectCore 6 using a microSD card

Step 6: Update ConnectCore 6 firmware

Update eMMC with Yocto firmware images 14

Update eMMC with Android firmware images 15

What's Next?

Android 19

Yocto 19

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Introduction

This Getting Started Guide will help you through the procedure for booting your ConnectCore® 6 for the

very first time.

It covers the following topics:

nHardware components and connections

nPowering your ConnectCore 6 device

nCreating a bootable MicroSD card from an image

nBoot from a MicroSD card

nUpdate eMMC firmware

nWhat's next?

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Step 1: Identify ConnectCore 6 hardware

components

Identify the following components located in your ConnectCore 6 kit:

nConectCore 6 module: An SMD module with CPU, SDRAM, eMMC, and PMIC

nAdapter board: The board where the ConnectCore 6 module is soldered for connecting to a

Digi development board

nDevelopment board: A JSCCWMX53 development board with connectors

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Step 2: Connect your ConnectCore 6 hardware

Connect the hardware components of your ConnectCore 6:

1. Connect the serial cable to the UART port.

2. Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the adapter board.

3. Connect the LVDS cable from the LCD screen to the LVDS connector on the development board.

ConnectCore 6 Android/Yocto Getting Started Guide 6

Step 2: Connect your ConnectCore 6 hardware

ConnectCore 6 Android/Yocto Getting Started Guide 7

4. Connect the I2C cable from the LCD touch screen to the I2C connector on the development

board.

5. Connect the antenna to the primary connector (P14) on the development board.

6. (Optional) Connect the HDMI cable to a standard HDMI connector on the adapter board (J22).

7. Add the appropriate plug and connect the provided power supply (X24).

WARNING! Choose an HDMI cable with a low profile (or a 90 angle adapter) to

accomodate the nearby JTAG connector. Do not force the connection of the HDMI cable

to avoid breaking the connector.

Step 3: Power-up your ConnectCore 6

ConnectCore 6 Android/Yocto Getting Started Guide 8

Step 3: Power-up your ConnectCore 6

The ConnectCore 6 comes with Android OS pre-installed on the internal eMMC memory. Once you

switch on the board, it boots directly into the Android operating system.

Serial output 9

Video output 9

Step 3: Power-up your ConnectCore 6 Serial output

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Serial output

Open a serial terminal at 115200/8/N/1 to see the serial output and get the console terminal.

Video output

Android splash and desktop should appear on the LCD display. If you connected an HDMI monitor to

the adapter board, the image should appear cloned on the monitor (resolution scales to the resolution

of the connected LCD).

Step 4: Create a bootable microSD card from image Create a bootable microSD card using the Linux OS

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Step 4: Create a bootable microSD card from image

To complete this step you need the following:

nRoot/administrator permissions

nA MicroSD card with a minimum of 2 GB

WARNING! The following procedure will destroy existing data in the uSD card.

1. Download any bootable SD image (Android or Yocto) of your choice from the Product Support

tab at www.digi.com/cc6.

2. Extract the .sdcard file from the zip folder you downloaded, and place it in a folder of your

choice (this path will be referred to as [file_path] throughout the guide).

3. Write the image on the SD card.

Note The instructions you use to restore memory on your MicroSD card depends on your computer's

operating system. The following instructions explain how to restore your MicroSD card using Linux and

Windows OS.

Create a bootable microSD card using the Linux OS

To create a bootable MicroSD card using a Linux OS:

1. Insert the MicroSD card into your computer and check the node Linux assigns to it (/dev/

[sdcard]) using dmesg.

dmesg

[1413652.901270] sd 41:0:0:0: [sdc] 7744512 512-byte logical

blocks: (3.96 GB/3.69 GiB)

[1413652.903140] sd 41:0:0:0: [sdc] No Caching mode page

present

[1413652.903144] sd 41:0:0:0: [sdc] Assuming drive cache:

write through

[1413652.905638] sd 41:0:0:0: [sdc] No Caching mode page

present

[1413652.905642] sd 41:0:0:0: [sdc] Assuming drive cache:

write through

[1413652.915154] sdc: sdc1

Do not mount any partitions the card might contain (or unmount any partition if

automatically mounted) as you will be writing to the entire block device.

2. Write the image file to the MicroSD card with this command. Note that you must substitue

[file_path/filename.sdcard] with the path and filename to the SD card image. You also need to

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