NXP Semiconductors I.MX 6SoloX SABRE-SDB Bedienungsanleitung

Based on the i.MX 6SoloX

Applications Processor

FREEDOM DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM

Quick Start Guide

SABRE Board for Smart Devices

ABOUT THE SABRE BOARD FOR SMART DEVICES

BASED ON THE I.MX 6SOLOX APPLICATIONS PROCESSOR

The Smart Application Blueprint for Rapid Engineering (SABRE) board for smart

devices introduces developers to the i.MX 6SoloX applications processor. Provided

with the SABRE design, and available at www.nxp.com/SABREDB, are hardware

design files, tools and board support packages (BSP) for Linux

and Android

Quick Start Guide

FEATURES

The following features are available with the SABRE board for smart devices based

on the i.MX 6SoloX applications processor:

There are a number of accessory boards that work with the SABRE-SDB to provide

additional capabilities such as multi-touch display and Wi-Fi

connectivity. Refer to

www.nxp.com/SABRESDB for further information on recommended accessory boards.



i.MX 6SoloX applications processor

–



GHz ARM

Cortex

-A9

–



200 MHz Cortex-M4



1 GB DDR3L, 400 MHz



32 MB x 2 QSPI NOR flash



Three SD card slots



LVDS connector



LCD expansion port connector



mPCIe connector



Parallel camera connector



12-bit ADC connector



USB OTG connector



USB host connector



Two board-mounted digital

microphones



3.5 mm audio stereo HP jack



Board-mounted microphone



Debug port for Cortex-A9

and Cortex-M4 cores via USB

micro-AB connector



12-bit ADC connector



JTAG 20-pin connector



Two Gigabit Ethernet connectors



Two CAN bus connectors



Sensor package including:

–



3-axis accelerometer

–



Digital compass

–



Ambient light sensor

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GET TO KNOW THE SABRE BOARD FOR SMART DEVICES

BASED ON THE i.MX 6SOLOX APPLICATIONS PROCESSOR

Quick Start Guide

J20-12-bit ADC

Connector

J1-DC Power Jack

P2-Dual CAN Bus

Connectors

CAN1: Upper

CAN2: Lower

J6-USB Host

Connector

P1-Microphone

J7-USB OTG

Connector

J10-3.5mm Stereo

Headphone Jack

P3-Dual Ethernet

Connectors

ENET1: Lower

ENET2: Upper

SW1-PWR Switch

S1-BOOT_MODE

Switches

SW10-12-Boot

Configuration

Switches

J13-Camera Module

Connector

U25-Ambient Light

Sensor

J14-SIM Card Slot

J5-SD2 SDIO

Socket (for Wi-Fi)

J11-LCD Expansion

Connector

SW2-ON/OFF

Button SW5-FUNC2 Button

SW4-FUNC1 Button

SW3-Reset Button

Figure 1: Front side of i.MX 6SoloX SABRE-SDB (top)

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J12-LVDS Connector

U26-Accelerometer

J3-SD3 SD3.0 Card Socket

J17-20-pin JTAG

Connector

J4-SD4 Card

Socket (Boot)

U27-eCompass

J19-Silex Wi-Fi/BT

Combo Cable

Connector

J15-mPCIe Connector

J16-Debug Port for

Cortex-A9 plus

Cortex-M4

(UART-to-USB)

Figure 2: Back side of i.MX 6SoloX SABRE-SDB (bottom)

Quick Start Guide

GETTING STARTED

This section describes how to use the SABRE board for smart devices and the

components in the kit.

1Unpacking

the Kit

The SABRE board for smart devices is shipped with the items listed in Table 1.

Ensure the items listed in Table 1 are available in the i.MX 6SoloX development kit.

Remove the board from the antistatic bag and perform a visual inspection.

TABLE 1: SABRE BOARD FOR SMART DEVICES

BASED ON i.MX 6SOLOX DEVELOPMENT KIT CONTENTS

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Board i.MX 6SoloX SABRE board for smart devices

Cable USB cable (micro-B to standard-A)

Power Supply 5 V/5 A universal power supply

Documentation SABRE Board for Smart Devices Quick Start Guide (this document)

SD card Bootable Linux image

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GETTING STARTED CONTINUED

TABLE 2: “JUMP START YOUR DESIGN” CONTENTS

ITEM DESCRIPTION

SABRE board for smart

devices documentation



Schematics, layout and Gerber files



SABRE board for smart devices quick start guide

(this document)

Software development tools Android and Linux BSPs

SABRE board for smart

devices demo images

Copy of the latest Android and Linux BSP images that

are available for the user program to their SD card

2Download Software

and Tools

Download installation software and documentation under

“Jump Start Your Design” at www.nxp.com/SABRESDB.

Table 2 lists the documents available on the kit website.

Quick Start Guide

SETTING UP THE SYSTEM

1Insert

SD Card

Insert the SD card into socket SD4.

2Connect USB

Debug Cable (Optional)

Connect the micro-B end of the supplied

USB cable into debug port J16. Connect

the other end of the cable to a PC acting

as a host terminal. Two UART connections

will appear on the PC for debugging

Cortex-A9 and Cortex-M4. If needed,

the serial-to-USB drivers can be found at

www.ftdichip.com/FTDrivers.

Terminal window configuration:



115.2 kbaud



8 data bits



1 stop bit



no parity

3Connect

LVDS Panel

Connect the LVDS panel with capacitive

touch (MCIMX-LVDS1) to the LVDS

connector J12.

4Connect Ethernet

Cable (Optional)

Connect an Ethernet cable to the lower

port of the Ethernet jack P3.

5Connect

Power Supply

Connect the 5 V power supply cable to

the 5 V DC power jack J1. When power

is connected to the smart device, it will

automatically begin the boot sequence.

NOTE: Switch SW1 PWR to ON.

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BOOT PROCESS FOR LINUX IMAGE

TABLE 3: SABRE BOARD FOR SMART DEVICES

DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION

SW10

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8

Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Off

SW11

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8

Off Off On On On Off Off Off

SW12

D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8

Off On Off Off Off Off Off Off

1Boot

Process



During the boot process, there will be

operating system status information

scrolling on the terminal window of the

PC (if connected). The Linux penguin

images will initially appear in the upper

left corner of the display.



When the boot process is complete,

the Yocto Project

operating system

will be displayed on the LVDS panel.



To work from the terminal window on

the host PC, press enter at the terminal

window to get the command prompt.

DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION

Table 3 shows the jumper configuration to boot the smart device from SD card slot SD4.

Quick Start Guide

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

Table 4 shows the functions of the push buttons and switch on the board.

TABLE 4: SABRE BOARD FOR SMART DEVICES BUTTON OPERATIONS

ITEM DESCRIPTION

SW2

SABRE board ON/OFF button



In Yocto Project, short press does nothing.



In Yocto Project, long press does nothing.



Press and hold the button (> 5 sec) will force an immediate

hardware shutdown.



If board is in the OFF state, short press (> 0.5 sec) of the button

will turn on (boot) the system.



If board is in the STANDBY state, short press of the button will

bring the system out of standby (resume operations, no boot).

SW3

SABRE board RESET button



Short press of the button will reset the system and begin a boot

sequence.

SW1

SABRE board PWR switch



Sliding the switch to the ON position connects the 5 V power

supply to the SABRE board main power system.



Sliding the PWR switch to OFF position removes all power from

the board.

SW4 Function 1

SW5 Function 2

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