Quickstart Guide

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This guide will help new users to quickly setup our QSBASE93 Linux Development Kit.

Detailed information about the QS93 solder-in module itself is available on our website.

Unboxing

When opening the package of the Development Kit you should find the following components inside:

  1. The evaluation board “QSBASE93”.

  1. An USB-C cable which is used for power-connection and flashing.

  2. An Micro USB-B cable which is used for debugging.

  1. Our catalog.
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Wiring

Connect the QSBASE93 board as shown in the image below.

  1. Connect the USB-C to the board. The other side is also connected with your host computer.

  1. Verify the Bootmode-jumper is not in Download-Mode. You can also remove it. For help see Enabling USB-Bootmode.

  1. Connect the Micro USB cable to the DEBUG port on the board. The other side is also connected with your host computer.

This USB connection is used for both power supply and programming.

This USB connection is used for the terminal
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The board may require more current than a standard USB 2.0 port can deliver.

USB-UART driver

Download and Install USB to UART Bridge Virtual COM Port (VCP) drivers

Booting

After connecting the power supply your board will boot.

Your module is pre-programmed with our karo-image-minimal headless Linux.

Next Steps Usage

Topic

Description

Re-installing the OS

  • The pre-compiled image files to flash the QS93 Development Kit are located in our Download Area.

  • They contain different environments, e.g. a minimal and a desktop environment.

  • Download the images and proceed with the UUU - Universal Update Utility.

Display support

The QSBASE93 Development Kit supports different LVDS displays.

We also provide a Ready To Use weston image to flash your QS module in our Download Area.

Next Steps Software

Topic

Description

Linux Guide

Go to: Software Documentation

WiFi Guide

To enable WiFi support.

Go to: Software Documentation -> WiFi/BT Guide

Machine Learning

Using NPU and starting ML Demos.

Go to: Software Documentation -> Machine Learning Guide

QT6 Development

Develop a QT6 app for your customers.

Go to: Software Documentation -> QT Guide

Electron Development

Develop an Electron app for your customers.

Go to: Software Documentation -> Electron Guide

Customizing the BSP

If you want to use our Yocto Layer, or want to create your own customized Linux distribution, have a look at our Yocto Guide.

Go to: Yocto Guide

Next Steps Hardware

Topic

Description

QSBASE93 Pinouts

Connector pinouts can be found in the Hardware Documentation.

Go to: Hardware Documentation -> Pinouts -> Pinout

QS Developers Guide

QS-Standard pinout, description and layout guidelines.

Go to: Hardware Documentation -> QS-GUIDE