Freescale Semiconductor I.MX53 SABRE Manuel utilisateur

Quick Start Guide

i.MX53 SABRE platform for

automotive infotainment

Quick Start Guide for i.MX53

The SABRE platform for automotive

infotainment offers a solid foundation for

next-generation converged telematics

and infotainment platform designs. The

i.MX53 family of applications processors

represents Freescale’s next generation of

advanced multimedia and power-efficient

implementation of the ARM

Cortex™-A8

core for the automotive market. With core

processing speeds up to 800 MHz as well

as a high level of integration, the SABRE

platform for automotive infotainment

enables customers to re-create today’s

consumer user experiences in the car.

The following features are available in

the SABRE platform for automotive

infotainment processor card:

• i.MX53automotiveapplications

processor running up to 800 MHz

• 4x2GbDDR3runningupto400

MHz(800MHzDDR)

• 32MB16-bitparallelNORflash

• NANDflashsocket

• LVDSoutput

• VGAoutput

• SDcardinterface

• High-SpeedUSBOTGinterface

• 1.5GbpsSATAinterface

• Ethernetinterface

• JTAGandUARTinterfaces

• Capableofrunningstand-aloneon

common5Vpowersupply

• 281card-edgefingersformainboard

connection or interface to user’s

system

About the SABRE Platform

for Automotive Infotainment

This section provides information about the Smart Application Blueprint for

RapidEngineering(SABRE)platformforautomotiveinfotainmentbasedon

i.MX53 and the location of the connectors and switches.

SABRE platform for automotive

infotainment main board

• LVDSoutput

• Multi-channelCODECanalogI/O

for up to eight channel outputs,

one stereo line input and two

microphone inputs

• SPDIFreceiveinterface

• IAPmoduleconnector

• De-serializerinputforremotevideo/

camera input

• Dual-channelADCtofacilitatecamera

and video analog signal inputs

• DualUSBhostconnectors

• Sirius/XMradiomoduleconnector

• Terrestrialbroadcasttunermodule

connector

• GPSmoduleconnector(UART)

• MLB25/50INICconnector

• Low-andhigh-speedCANinterfaces

• Bluetoothmoduleconnector

S+UART)

• SDcardinterface(Wi-Fi

datacards)

• 16-bitparallelexpansionheader

• 12VDCinput

Quick Start Guide for i.MX53

GettoKnowtheSABREPlatform

forAutomotiveInfotainment(TOP)

Microphone

Inputs

Stereo Line

Level Inputs

Line

Level Outputs

Brick 12V

Power Jack

Deserializer Input

5V SATA

Power Output

USB HOST x2

SD Card Slot

Reset Button

User Defined

Buttons

Ethernet

HS USB OTG

LVDS

Connectors x2

Boot Mode

Switches

VGA DB15

Connector

Debug UART

DB9 Connector

CVBS InputsSPDIF Input

SATA

7-pin Data

Connector

JTAG

Connector

CAN x2

GettoKnowtheSABREPlatform

forAutomotiveInfotainment(Bottom)

AM/FM Radio

Connector

BT Module

Connector

Expansion Port

Connector

SD Card Slot

SMSC MLB

INIC PHY Card

Connector

Unpacking

the Kit

The SABRE platform for automotive

infotainment is shipped with the items

listed in Table 1.

Ensure the items listed in Table 1

are available in the development kit.

Remove the board from the antistatic

bag and perform a visual inspection.

Web-based

Contents

Refer to freescale.com/iMX53tools

for the latest documents and software.

GettingStarted

This section describes how to use the SABRE platform for automotive infotainment

and the components in the kit. This section also describes the PC requirements to

develop applications using the platform.

Item Description

Board SABRE platform for

automotive infotainment

board

Cables • USBcable(micro-Bto

standard-A)

• USBadapterA-female

to A-female

• Powercord3-pinfemale

to 3-pin male

Power Supply 12V/5.5Apowersupply

Documentation QuickStartGuide(this

document)

SDCards ContainbootableOS

images (Windows

Compact 7, Android

Linux

)

Table 1

SABRE Development Kit Contents

Quick Start Guide for i.MX53

Insert SD Card

InsertthesuppliedSDcardintotheSD

cardsocketJ15onthetopside.

Setup Boot Switches

Set the boot dip switches to boot from

SDcardperTable 2.

Connect RS232 Cable

ConnecttheRS232cabletothedebug

UARTportJ19.Supporttheconnector

with one hand while plugging in the

cable.

Serialportconfiguration:115.2Kbaud,8

databits,1stopbit,noparity.

Connect VGA Cable

ConnectaVGAcabletothevideo

outputportJ18.Connecttheother

end of the cable to a suitable monitor.

Support the connector with one hand

while plugging in the cable.

Connect Power Supply

Connectthe12Vpowersupplycableto

powerjackJ1onthemainboard.Three

greenLEDsandtworedLEDsshould

illuminate when the system powers up

properly.Oncethecableisplugged,the

system will power up and begin the boot

process. If the system doesn’t boot up

right away or if re-boot is needed, press

CPUresetswitch,SW2.

SettingUptheBoard

1 4

Quick Start Guide for i.MX53

Table 2 shows the S1 switch configuration to boot the platform

from different devices.

Switch Configuration

Switch

Position

NAND

Flash

8-bit ECC

NAND

Flash 16-bit

ECC

Parallel

NOR Flash

SD on CPU

Card

MMC on

CPU Card

Serial NOR

Flash

1 Off On Off Off* Off Off

2 Off Off Off Off* Off Off

3Off Off Off On* On On

4 On On On Off* Off Off

5On On Off Off* Off Off

6 On On Off Off* Off On

7Off Off Off Off* Off On

8Off Off Off Off* On On

9 On On Off On* On Off

10 On On Off Off* Off Off

Table 2 (

*Default)

For NAND flash, switch position 2 determines

whether Ready/Busy is used: Off = R/B not used, On

= R/B used.

Notes:

• InsertCPUcardjumperJ11at2-3tobootfrom

serialNORflash.Leavejumperat1-2(default)for

other cases.

• InstallCPUcardjumperJ102-3(default)for

automatic power up when power is applied. Move

to1-2forCANcontrolofpower.

Table 3 shows the jumper configuration for the CPU board.

JumperConfiguration

Reference Shunt Installation Function

J3 1–2

2–3*

SteerUART2datatoGPSreceiver

SteerUART2datatosatellitereceiver

J4 1–2

2–3*

SteerUART2datafromGPSreceiver

SteerUART2datafromsatellitereceiver

J5 1–2*

Remove

AllowserialNORflashprogramming

WriteprotectserialNORflash

J10 1–2

2–3*

CANcontrolofpower

Power-onbypass(automaticpowerup)

J11 1–2*

2–3

DonotbootfromSPINOR

BootfromSPINOR

J14 1–2

2–3*

EnableHSYNCtoVGAconnector

EnableOE_BforEIM

J16 1–2

2–3*

EnableVSYNCtoVGAconnector

EnableWE_BforEIM

Table 3 (

*Default)

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