Getting Started This guide documents how to quickly get up and running with Ezurio’s Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM module and Universal SMARC Carrier. In the Box The development kit contains the following item: 1x Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM The Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM and Universal SMARC Carrier are shipped separately. The following items are included with the Universal SMARC Carrier: 1x Universal SMARC Carrier 2x Mounting Screws 1x Power Supply 5V 1x Serial Cable On the Board The Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM module and Universal SMARC Carrier contains the following components and interfaces: Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM Module DSI 0 Display Connector (J13) Barrel Plug Power Adapter (J17) 3 Pin Molex Connector for Mic (J8) 3.5mm Audio Jack (J4) 2 Pin Molex Connector for Line In (J6) Display Port (J29) 2 Pin Molex Connector for Speaker Right (J7) 2 Pin Molex Connector for Speaker Left (J5) HDMI Connector (J12) 2x USB-A 3.0 Ports (J24) 1x USB-A 2.0 Port (J2) High-Speed USB-C OTG Connector (J25) 6 Pin Molex Connector for Serial (J18) On/Off Switch (SW2) Reset Switch (SW1) Gigabit Ethernet 1 Connector (J32) Gigabit Ethernet 0 Connector (J31) Boot Mode Switches (S1) CSI 0 Connector (J11) 2x Expansion Connectors (J27 and J28) M.2 Connector (Note: SDIO singals are not wired by default. BOM Option) (J15) CSI 1 Connector (J10) Micro SD Card Slot (J26) EDP Power (J33) EDP 1 Connector (J9) Board Assembly The Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM module and Universal SMARC Carrier arrive disassembled. In order to assemble, you will need to insert the Tungsten 700 SMARC SOM module into the Universal SMARC Carrier and mount it using the screws. To assemble, complete the following steps: Insert the Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM module into J1 of the Universal SMARC Carrier. Use the mounting screws to mount the Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM on the Universal SMARC Carrier. Serial Console A console cable is provided with our Tungsten 510 SMARC SOM module and Universal SMARC Carrier. Attach the DB9 connector labeled “CONSOLE” to a serial port or a USB-to-Serial Converter. Connect the other end of the console cable to J18 on the SMARC Carrier. Connecting USB-To-Serial Converter to Linux Verify mounting information by grepping dmesg. Type the following command: dmesg | grep ttyUSB You will notice that it mounts on /dev/ttyUSB0 Connecting USB-To-Serial Converter to Windows Verify under Device manager. Serial Configuration The default serial speed rate is 115200. Linux: minicom Use the following command to set the correct permissions: sudo usermod -a -G dialout $USER The minicom command is simple: minicom -wD /dev/ttyUSBx Windows: PuTTY Download PuTTY Here For Windows, you will need to configure the serial port under Device Manager. See the following steps: Open up the Device Manager. Expand the Ports (COM & LPT) tab. Right click on Keyspan USB Serial Port and select Properties. Select the Port Settings tab and change the Bits per Second to 115200. Open PuTTY and select the serial radio button and enter the COM# shown in Device Manager as well as setting the baud rate to 115200 and open the console. Programming eMMC Click Here and follow the flashing instructions for the desired associated release. Additional Resources Additional resources can be found Here.