Getting started
QS8M QSBASE2 Evaluation Kit
Unboxing
Wiring
Booting, First steps
TTL to USB Terminal Connection
Next Steps
Re-installing the OS
Customizing the OS
QSMP QSBASE1 Evaluation Kit
Unboxing
Wiring
Booting, First steps
TTL to USB Terminal Connection
Next Steps
Re-installing the OS
Customizing the OS
Display support
TX8M StarterKit
Unboxing
Assembling and connecting
Booting, First steps
TX8M-ND00
TX8M-1610
TX8M-1620
Terminal Connection
Play a video (TX8M-1610)
(Re)Installing the OS
TX8M-ND00
TX8M-1610
TX8M-ND00
Customizing the OS
CAN Support
TXMP on Mainboard 7
Detailed Documentation
Booting, First steps
Next Steps
Re-installing the OS
Customizing the OS
Display support
TX6UL Evaluation Kit
TX6UL Evaluation Kit
Overview
Features
Silicon Labs WF111 Wi-Fi Module
Project QuickStart Kit Option
Software Installation
MFG-Tool
Connector Pinouts
Wifi Setup
TX6UL Wifi Setup
1. Device Name
2. Bring up the Device
3. Scan WiFi
4. Connect
5. Optain IP
6. Test Connection
STM32CubeProgrammer
Installing STM32CubeProgrammer
USB serial link
Flash the eMMC
MFG-Tool
MFG-Tool Setup
Overview
Unpack MfgTool.zip
1. Execute MfgToolSetup.bat
2. Enter p/n
2.1. Installation type
3. Choosing Cutsom Files
4. MfgTool2 is Started
Adding Custom Files
Environment settings
Change mtdparts - NAND partition layout
UUU - Universal Update Utility
Getting uuu
Usage
Running uuu
UUU with Custom Files
Creating Filesystems
Script Examples
Hardware documentation
QS-GUIDE
Concept
QFN Style Computer On Module Advantages
EMC Quality by Design
Advanced Soldering
QS Family Contact Assignments
Layout Guidelines
Land pattern
Solder Mask
GND Vias
Soldering Recommendations
Recommended stencil design
Thermal Considerations
Packaging
Pinout
QSCOM Standard Contact Assignments
Power Supply, Reset and Boot mode
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
USB
VBUS
Signals
Wiring example
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
SD Interface
Signals
SD-Card example diagram
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
Ethernet
Wiring example
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
CAN
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
I2C
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
SPI
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
UART
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
Display
Backlight and Display Control
18-bit RGB Display Interface
MIPI/LVDS Display Interface
QSCOM Standard Contact Group Index
Disclaimer
Intended Audience
Acronyms and Abbreviations
TX-GUIDE
1. Concept
1.1. Disclaimer
1.2. Intended Audience
1.3. Copyright Notice
1.4. Acronyms and Abbreviations
2. Feature Overview
3. Connector Pin Assignments and Signal Descriptions
3.1. Power Supply
3.2. Reset & Bootmode
3.3. RTC & Power-Button
3.4. Ethernet Signals
3.4.1. Ethernet Physical Layer Layout Guidelines
3.4.2. Power and Ground Planes
3.4.3. 4 Layer Stackup
3.4.4. 2 Layer Stackup
3.4.5. Component Placement
3.4.6. Design Techniques for EMI Suppression
3.4.7. Controlled Impedance for Differential Signals
3.4.8. Magnetics Module
3.5. USB
3.5.1. USB Physical Layer Layout Guidelines
3.5.2. Controlled Impedance for USB Traces
3.5.3. Isolation of DP/DM Traces
3.5.4. Isolated shielding on the USB connector
3.5.5. USB recommendations
3.6. I2C
3.6.1. Example I2C Voltage Level Translator (TX27 and TX51 only)
3.6.2. I2C recommendations
3.7. PWM / 1-WIRE
3.8. CSPI - Configurable Serial Peripheral Interface
3.9. SDIO Interfaces
3.9.1. SD-Card example diagram using level shifters
3.9.2. SD-Card example diagram only for 3.3V modules
3.10. UARTs
3.10.1. UART Example diagram
3.11. Keypad Interface
3.12. Digital Audio Ports
3.13. CMOS Sensor Interface
3.14. Extended and 2nd CMOS Sensor Interface (TX51, TX53 and TX6 only)
3.15. LCD Interface
3.16. LVDS option (TX53, TX6, TX8X only)
3.16.1. LVDS pin mapping
3.16.2. LVDS recommendations
3.16.3. USB3 pin mapping (TX8X only)
3.16.4. SATA pin mapping (TX53, TX6Q, TX6QP only)
3.16.5. SATA recommendations
3.17. CAN Interface
3.18. 2nd Ethernet RMII (TX28 only)
3.19. TV out (TX51, TX53 only)
3.19.1. TV Encoder Recommendations
3.20. PCI express (TX6, TX8M, TX8X only)
3.20.1. PCI Express interface recommendations
3.20.1.1. PCI Express general routing guidelines
3.20.1.2. PCI Express coupling lane
3.20.2. PCIe recommendations
3.21. GPIO and module specific signals
4. Optional Debugging Connector
4.1. Debug Connector Signal Assignment
4.2. Debug connector location
5. Mechanical
5.1. TX module outline
5.2. SO-DIMM connector
5.3. DIMM Connector PCB Layout example
5.4. TX Fastener Kit
5.5. TX Heatsink Kit (17 K/W)
5.5.1. Standard extruded heatsink – SK 473 – length 68mm
5.5.2. Heat conductive gel foil – GEL 10
5.6. TX Heatsink Kit (7 K/W)
5.6.1. Standard extruded heatsink – SK 560 – length 68mm
5.6.2. Heat conductive gel foil – GEL 27 S 25
Pinouts
TX-MIPI-LVDS Mainboard
X3 Header (Debug connector)
X4 Header
X9 Header
X10 Header
X11 Header
X14 Header (MIPI-CSI connector)
TX6UL Evaluation Kit Pinout
ST103 UART5 / CAN0
ST102 UART6 / CAN1
ST101 UART2 / UART3
ST100 UART1
ST104 MISC
ST105 LCD
QSBASE1
X1 LCD
X10 DEBUG UART
JTAG Header
Test Pad Numbering
QSBASE2
Test Pad Numbering
X7 DEBUG UART
X8 EXPANSION CONNECTOR
Debian Guide
TX8 Debian Guide
Debian Stretch Desktop
Before you start
Getting the Root FS
Getting uuu
Running uuu to program your board
Booting
Debian Stretch Headless
Before you start
Getting the root filesystem
Getting uuu
Running uuu to program your board
Booting
Debian Net-Installer
Before you start
Getting uuu
Flash U-Boot
Running Debian Net-Installer
Ramdisk, kernel, devicetree
Preparing your device
Configuring U-Boot
Booting the Installer
Booting your Installation
Kernel and devicetree into eMMC
Installing Desktop
Manual Desktop installation
On-screen keyboard
Time
TX6 Debian Guide
MFG-Tool DEBIAN-STRETCH
Environment
DTB
Kernel and kernel modules
Rootfs
MfgTool DEBIAN-NETINSTALLER
Environment
DTB
Kernel and kernel modules
Initrd RAM disk
Debian Netinstaller on TX6
1. Select language and location
2. Configure the network
3. Choose a mirror and download installer components
4. Set up users and passwords
5. Ignore partitioning warnings
6. Partitioning
7. Popularity-contest
8. Software selection
9. Ignore Grub warning
10. Continue without bootloader
Install Desktop Environment
Yocto Guide
Choosing the right guide
Yocto Thud Guide QSMP/TXMP
Setup
References
Requirements
Host Packages
Setting up Git
Setting up the Repo Utility
BSP Checkout
Build Configuration
U-Boot Version
ARM® Trusted Firmware
Building an Image
Image Deployment
Enable Sstate Cache
Sstate Cache Background
Sstate Cache Server
Verify the Sstate is working
Yocto Sumo Guide
Setup
References
Requirements
Host Packages
Setting up Git
Setting up the Repo Utility
BSP Checkout
Building Images
Building TX8M/QS8M Series
U-Boot Version
Building The Image
Restarting a build environment
Image Deployment
Building TX6/TXUL Series
U-Boot Hint
Building the image
Restarting a build environment
Image Deployment
Enable sstate cache
sstate cache background
sstate cache server
Verify the sstate is working
Chromium on TX8M
Running Chromium
Autostarting Chromium
Entropy problem
Creating Service
Toolchain with QT Creator (TX8M)
1. Requirements
2. Building the SDK
3. Install the SDK
4. Using the SDK
5. Installing QT Creator
6. Setup QT Creator
6.1. SDK
6.2. Device
7. Using QT Creator
8. Running HelloWorld
Yocto Rocko Guide
1. Setup
1.1. References
1.2. Requirements
1.3. Host packages
1.4. Upgrade git version
1.5. Setting up git
1.6. Setting up the repo utility
1.7. Yocto Project Setup
1.8. Choosing a machine
1.9. Set up the environment
1.10. U-Boot
1.11. Choosing an image target
1.12. Additional packages
1.13. Building an image target
1.14. Image Deployment
2. Enable sstate cache
2.1. sstate cache background
2.2. sstate cache server
3. Verify the sstate is working
4. Linux Kernel Version
5. Adding Layers to Yocto
If you’re new to Yocto
Frequently Asked Questions
General information
TTL Converter Terminal Connection
Wiring
Accessing
Linux
Windows
Converting ramdisk .img file for u-boot
Enabling Bootmode
QSBASE1
QSBASE2
TX-(MIPI)-LVDS Mainboard
uuu Windows 7 Guide
Installing winusb file
Using Zadig to make UTP work
Troubleshooting
USB connection failures
uuu exits without displaying anything
Wait for Known USB Device Appear
TX8M-ND00 LIBUSB-HID-ERROR
Known U-Boot issues
Loading kernel is very slow
Ka-Ro electronics GmbH
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