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This page guides though the first steps of controlling and operating the development kit. To prepare the working setup connect and plug in cables first. | This page guides though the first steps of controlling and operating the development kit. To prepare the working setup connect and plug in cables first. | ||
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* PC with USB port | * PC with USB port | ||
| − | * Voipac | + | * Voipac iMX93 Industrial Development Kit |
* Micro USB Cable: iMX Baseboard USB Micro-B Console (Default) | * Micro USB Cable: iMX Baseboard USB Micro-B Console (Default) | ||
* TTL-232R-3V3-FTDI: iMX Baseboard UART1 Serial Console (Optional) | * TTL-232R-3V3-FTDI: iMX Baseboard UART1 Serial Console (Optional) | ||
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| − | [[File:iMX93 PuTTY Serial log.png | + | [[File:iMX93 PuTTY Serial log.png]] <br/> |
'''''NOTE:''''' If you use the UART1 Console cable, it is necessary to switch the UART1 and UART 2 jumpers to the UART-CPU position as shown in the picture below. | '''''NOTE:''''' If you use the UART1 Console cable, it is necessary to switch the UART1 and UART 2 jumpers to the UART-CPU position as shown in the picture below. | ||
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=Controlling the Development Kit over Ethernet= | =Controlling the Development Kit over Ethernet= | ||
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* PC with Ethernet | * PC with Ethernet | ||
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* Ethernet Cable | * Ethernet Cable | ||
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===Recommended SW:=== | ===Recommended SW:=== | ||
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===Important notes:=== | ===Important notes:=== | ||
| − | + | iMX93 Industrial Development Kit is shipped with empty password. The default login is: "root" | |
The default IP address is dynamic and setup by your DHCP server upon boot. | The default IP address is dynamic and setup by your DHCP server upon boot. | ||
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===Controlling the development kit using WinSCP:=== | ===Controlling the development kit using WinSCP:=== | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:16, 16 June 2025
This page guides though the first steps of controlling and operating the development kit. To prepare the working setup connect and plug in cables first.
Controlling the Development Kit over Serial Line
Recommended HW:
- PC with USB port
- Voipac iMX93 Industrial Development Kit
- Micro USB Cable: iMX Baseboard USB Micro-B Console (Default)
- TTL-232R-3V3-FTDI: iMX Baseboard UART1 Serial Console (Optional)
Recommended SW:
Serial line terminal (PUTTY, Minicom, Ckermit, Hyperterminal, TeraTerm, ...)
Default serial port settings:
- Speed (baud): 115200
- Data bits: 8
- Stop bits: 1
- Parity: None
- Flow control: None
Controlling the development kit using TeraTerm and PuTTY:
NOTE: If you use the UART1 Console cable, it is necessary to switch the UART1 and UART 2 jumpers to the UART-CPU position as shown in the picture below.
Controlling the Development Kit over Ethernet
Recommended HW:
- PC with Ethernet
- Voipac iMX93 Industrial Development Kit
- Ethernet Cable
Recommended SW:
- SFTP client (Filezilla, PUTTY, WinSCP, …)
- Telnet client (Telnet, PUTTY, …)
- SSH client (SSH,PUTTY, …)
- FTP client (FTP, Filezilla, BareFTP, …)
Important notes:
iMX93 Industrial Development Kit is shipped with empty password. The default login is: "root"
The default IP address is dynamic and setup by your DHCP server upon boot.
SSH, SFTP services require root password to be set up (“passwd” command)
FTP, SFTP are recommended only for data transfers (binary mode is recommended)
Controlling the development kit using WinSCP:
