User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- UPuTTYU provides Secure Socket Shell (SSH) access to the development board operating system.
- # Install Bonjour Print Service (For Windows 7 only)
- Steps:
- Check if the setup takes effect:
- In AP mode
- In Station mode
- Step1: Type UCI commands to assign SSID, key, and encryption information for running Station mode
- Step 2: Restart the Wi-Fi driver for activating the configuration
- Step 3: Check for Internet connection
- Step1: type UCI command to disable Station mode
- Step 2: restart the Wi-Fi driver
- Step 1: Create lks7688.cfg file
- Step 2: Attach the USB Drive to the board
- Step 3: Reset and press WiFi button
- # Using SCP
- Using Samba
- AWS IoT SDK for JavaScript
- AWS IoT Embedded-C SDK
- Basic Concepts :
- GPIO and Interupts
- PWM
- I2C
- SPI
- Installing MRAA
- Controlling LED with MRAA in Node.js
- Step-by-step
- Create and configure C project
- Supported cameras
- AI7688H has installed Linux UVC (USB Video Class) drivers to provide USB webcam suppport. Webcams follow the UVC standard can be supported on AI7688H. The real capabilities and supported resolution depend on the current UVC driver implementation.
- Step-by-step
- we use mjpg-streamer as the streaming application and it's already installed in the system firmware by default. For the webcam, Logitech C310 is used in this example.
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3.4 Build Bootloader from Source
The following operations are performed under a Ubuntu LTS 14.04.3 environment. For a
Windows or a Mac OS X host computer, you can install a VM for having the same
environment:
Refer to Build_F/W_Source for installing all prerequisite packages.
Download the bootloader source codes:
$ git clone https://github.com/MediaTek-Labs/linkit-smart-uboot.git
Change to the source folder:
$ cd linkit-smart-uboot
Install the toolchain needed for building the bootloader:
$ sudo tar xjf buildroot-gcc342.tar.bz2 -C /opt/
Since the toolchain is provided in 32-bit executables, you need to install additional
packages for execution on a 64-bit machine:
$ sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386
Start the compilation process:
$ make
The resulted bootloader file is uboot.bin.
You can rename it to lks7688.ldr for upgrading the system bootloader through a USB
drive.