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*  Voipac i.MX53 SODIMM PC - Development kit
 
*  Voipac i.MX53 SODIMM PC - Development kit
 
* multiple video devices are supported:
 
* multiple video devices are supported:
** External monitor with DVI or VGA connector (DVI to VGA adapter is required in case of VGA monitor usage)
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** external monitor with DVI or VGA connector (DVI to VGA adapter is required in case of VGA monitor usage)
 
** [[TFT Display Data Image|TFT Display Data Image]]
 
** [[TFT Display Data Image|TFT Display Data Image]]
 
** [[TFT Display Optrex|TFT Display Optrex]]
 
** [[TFT Display Optrex|TFT Display Optrex]]

Revision as of 23:25, 2 April 2021

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.

The development kit is supplied with pre-installed bootloader, Linux kernel and demo filesystem. Several ways of controlling the board are available:

Controlling the Development Kit over Serial Line

Recommended HW:

  • PC with serial port or USB to serial adapter
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  • Voipac serial cable

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:
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Using External Monitor and USB Keyboard

Recommended HW:


Important: External monitor must support at least one of the following resolutions: 640x480px, 800x480px, 800x600px, 1024x720px, 1280x800px or 1600x1200px.

Controlling the development kit using external monitor and USB keyboard:
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Controlling the Development Kit over Ethernet

Recommended HW:

  • PC with Ethernet
  • Voipac i.MX53 SODIMM PC - Development kit
  • Ethernet cable

Recommended SW:

  • Telnet client (Telnet, PUTTY, …)
  • SSH client (SSH,PUTTY, …)
  • FTP client (FTP, Filezilla, BareFTP, …)
  • SFTP client (Filezilla, PUTTY, WinSCP, …)


Important notes:

  • Demo modules are shipped with empty root password
  • 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 PUTTY SSH client:
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Controlling the development kit using WinSCP:
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