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8/26/2011
TAM-3517 S
M
SOM
YSTEM ON
ODULE
TAM-3517 USER'S GUIDE 096 |
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  • Page 1 8/26/2011 TAM-3517 S YSTEM ON ODULE TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 | TechNexion...
  • Page 2 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion TAM-3517 TAM-3517 System on Module and its Baseboards User’s Guide Rev 0.96...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Step 2 – Using the SD-card to install an image in the NAND Flash of your board ..... 35 Booting from the SD-card ....................... 36 How to install an Android application on TechNexion baseboards .......... 37 How to install an android application with an internet connection ......... 43 Software –...
  • Page 4 Step 2 – Using the SD-card to install an image in the NAND Flash of your board ..... 60 Booting from the SD-card ....................... 61 Software – Installing with command lines in a Linux environment ..........62 10.1 TechNexion BSP for tam3517 ....................62 10.1.1 SD-card bootable image: ....................62 10.1.2 Installing the image from the SD-card on your board ............
  • Page 5 Compile ........................110 11.7.6 Put in NAND ......................... 110 Appendix – Module ........................111 12.1 Nut to fix TAM-3517 to the baseboard ................. 111 Appendix – Block Diagram......................112 Appendix - Schematics ......................113 14.1 Twister baseboard schematics....................113 Appendix - Pin outs ........................124 15.1...

  • Page 6: Care And Maintenance

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 2 Care and maintenance 2.1 General Your device is a product of superior design and craftsmanship and should be treated with care. The following suggestions will help you.  Keep the device dry. Precipitation, humidity, and all types of liquids or moisture can contain minerals that will corrode electronic circuits.
  • Page 7 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Unintentional emitter per FCC Part 15 This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

  • Page 8: Introduction

    TechNexion 3 Introduction The TAM-3517 System on Module (SOM) is a small computer that can be clicked in a baseboard with several IO’s to form a full computer. Each base board can be developed with IO’s in different places and with different functions. The Idea behind the product is that anyone can develop a base board suitable for their needs and just plug in the SOM.

  • Page 9: Get Started

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 4 Get started 4.1 First time use Twister baseboard XL (7” LCD) This guide describes how to put the TAM-3517W module and the Twister interface board together, how to connect the LCD and power up the board.
  • Page 10 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion (Note: RS-232 serial console cable might need a gender changer when connected to, for example, a null-modem. One can also reverse the connected cable) Figure 2: Step 2a - Pull the connector, on the topside of the PCB, sideward carefully open with your nail.
  • Page 11 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion White dot (pin 1) Step 5: WIFI Step 4: spacers Figure 4: Step 3a - Connect the RS-232 serial console cable as on the picture above. (Note: RS-232 serial console cable might need a gender changer when connected to, for example, a null-modem.
  • Page 12 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Warning! Without the below setting the screen might show unexpected results. Check if your dip switch (SW3) is set as follows: 7” panel...

  • Page 13: First Time Use Twister Baseboard (4.3" Lcd)

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 4.2 First time use Twister baseboard (4.3” LCD) Connecting the 4.3” LCD touch panel (Standard version) to the Twister interface board should be done by following the following steps. Please make sure to gently open/close the connector and handle the FPC connector at the LCD and the LCD panel itself with care.
  • Page 14 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 6-7: Step 2b - Insert the LCD panel FPC. And turn the connector down to close...
  • Page 15 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion White dot (pin 1) Step 5: WIFI Step 4: spacers Figure 8: Step 3a - Connect the RS-232 serial console cable as on the picture above. (Note: RS-232 serial console cable might need a gender changer when connected to, for example, a null-modem.
  • Page 16 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Warning! Without the below setting the screen might show unexpected results. Check if your dip switch (SW3) is set as follows: 4.3” panel...

  • Page 17: Explanation Of The Tam-3517W System On Module

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 4.3 Explanation of the TAM-3517W System on Module Figure 9 Front view Memory NAND Flash EEPROM Wireless LAN 802.11b/g by SDIO MMC1 interface with IPEX U.FL connector (TAM- 3517W = Wireless) LAN PHY USB PHY...
  • Page 18 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion LED 1: Power LED2: Will flash during software updates 200 pin SO-DIMM connector Figure 10 Back view 200 pin SO-DIMM connector...

  • Page 19: Explanation Of The Twister Baseboard

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 4.5 Explanation of the Twister Baseboard...
  • Page 20 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion (DDR2 SO-DIMM 200 pin SMT, standard, H:6.5 mm, Connector to the TAM-3517 CPU module e.g. Foxconn AS0A426-N6SN-4F or Tyco 5-1746530-4) connector for 7” LCD panel Connector for 4 wire touch panel of LCD panel GPIO Switch...
  • Page 21 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Pin header for VGA connector RTC Battery (CR-1220) S-video Out Speaker left Speaker right Microphone Line in Line out CAN Bus Integrated LAN SMMC 9220 LAN RS-422, RS-485 Connector RS-422/485 switch USB HOST (2x) USB HOST (1x)

  • Page 22: Mechanical Dimensions

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 5 Mechanical Dimensions 5.1 TAM-3517 dimensions Figure 13 5.2 Twister dimensions Figure 14 Dimensions in mm...

  • Page 23: Harddisk Placement (Twister)

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 6 Harddisk placement (Twister) Figure 15: Step1 – Place the 2.5” hard disk in the connector as shown above (you will need to remove one spacer in the bottom right corner). Be careful not to break the connector, for example, when placing the PCB at the table or when taking it of the table.

  • Page 24: Downloads And Drivers

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 7 Downloads and drivers Drivers and other download can be found at the TechNexion community webpage (www.technexion.com/Service and Support/downloads) Figure 16: Download center at TechNexion.com...

  • Page 25: Software - Android

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 8 Software - Android 8.1 Installing an Android image in a Linux environment This Chapter will explain how to install the Android OS on your board. The Twister board comes standard with an Angstrom Linux image, if you wish to restore your board back to Angstrom, then follow the instruction in the next chapter.
  • Page 26 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 18: Start image writer Figure 19: (plug the SD-card with an adapter into your computer). Select image and destination (SD-card), click write to device...

  • Page 27: Step 2 - Using The Sd-Card To Install An Image In The Nand Flash Of Your Board

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 20: Confirm OK 8.1.2 Step 2 – Using the SD-card to install an image in the NAND Flash of your Board Warning! This procedure will erase all the data that is present in the NAND Flash.
  • Page 28 Next step: Operation: Auto update Put the SD-card in your Twister board and plug in the power cable. LED2 on the TAM-3517 module will turn on and start to flash and after 5 minutes will switch off, which means the software is installed.

  • Page 29: Installing An Android Image In A Windows Environment

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 8.2 Installing an Android image in a Windows environment This Chapter will explain how to install the Android OS on your board. The Twister board comes standard with an Angstrom Linux image, if you wish to restore your board back to Angstrom, then follow the instruction in the next chapter.
  • Page 30 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion...
  • Page 31 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 22-24: After extraction, click finish Figure 25: Browse to the folder on your computer...
  • Page 32 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 26: Extract the disk imager folder Figure 27: Run the disk imager (this disk imager can also be found at: https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download...
  • Page 33 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 28-29: Select the SD-card as device...
  • Page 34 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 30: Browse to the image file Figure 31: (plug the SD-card with an adapter into your computer). Click write to write the image to your SD-card...

  • Page 35: Step 2 - Using The Sd-Card To Install An Image In The Nand Flash Of Your Board

    Next step: Operation: Auto update Put the SD-card in your Twister board and plug in the power cable. LED2 on the TAM-3517 module will turn on and start to flash and after 5 minutes will switch off, which means the software is installed.

  • Page 36: Booting From The Sd-Card

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 8.3 Booting from the SD-card One can also directly boot from the SD-card that was made in the previous paragraphs.  If you are using the combined tam3517-sd.img.bz2 image then first make your choice of the operating system that you want to use with the dipswitch (SW3):...

  • Page 37: How To Install An Android Application On Technexion Baseboards

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 8.4 How to install an Android application on TechNexion baseboards Things to know in advance:  Plug a USB-keyboard in the baseboard, the “left arrow” is the “back” button.  On the HMI the back button is the top button on the right backside of the HMI ...
  • Page 38 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 2: Scroll to the Applications and press on it Figure 3: press on “Unknown sources” Figure 4: Confirm OK...
  • Page 39 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 5: The “Unknown sources” will now show a green icon. It will now install application even if the sources are unknown. Figure 6: Use the “left arrow” button on the USB-keyboard to go BACK to the main menu. Insert a micro-SD card with the application on it in the baseboard.
  • Page 40 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 7: The “File manager” will show the contents of the SD-card. Press on the application that you want to install (for example: Rockplayer) Figure 8: Press install...
  • Page 41 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 9: The application will install Figure 10: after installation you have the choice to open the application or to go back.
  • Page 42 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 11: The main menu will now show the Rockplayer application icon. To start the application, just press the icon.

  • Page 43: How To Install An Android Application With An Internet Connection

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 8.5 How to install an android application with an internet connection In case you have no file manager, you can install this (or any other application) via an internet connection. In this example we use the wireless internet, but you can also use a LAN connection.
  • Page 44 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Select a network...
  • Page 45 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Choose connect, if necessary enter a password.
  • Page 46 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Open the browser in the main menu Press the internet address bar and the onscreen keyboard will appear, or Insert an USB-keyboard.
  • Page 47 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Type: http://openintents.googlecode.com press “GO”and you will find the FileManager under the downloads Another option is:: http://www.openintents.org and you will also find the filemanager...
  • Page 48 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Click the file manager link, it might appear like nothing happens, but just go to the main screen and pull...
  • Page 49 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion the bar on top down You will see the download when it has finished downloading Press the download and it will ask to install or cancel...
  • Page 50 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Install will install the application, Cancel will delete the file You now have a file manager and it will make it easier to install apk’s that are placed on a SD card...

  • Page 51: Software - Angstrom (Linux)

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 9 Software – Angstrom (Linux) 9.1 Installing an Angstrom Linux image in a Linux environment This Chapter will explain how to install the Angstrom OS on your board. 9.1.1 Step1 - Making a SD-card with the image on your computer Figure 32: Download the image (tam3517-sd-angstrom.img.bz2) decompress it and install the...
  • Page 52 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 33: Start image writer Figure 34: (plug the SD-card with an adapter into your computer). Select image and destination (SD-card), click write to device...

  • Page 53: Step 2 - Using The Sd-Card To Install An Image In The Nand Flash Of Your Board

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 35: Confirm OK 9.1.2 Step 2 – Using the SD-card to install an image in the NAND Flash of your board Warning! This procedure will erase all the data that is present in the NAND Flash.

  • Page 54: Installing An Angstrom Linux Image In A Windows Environment

    Next step: Operation: Auto update Put the SD-card in your Twister board and plug in the power cable. LED2 on the TAM-3517 module will turn on and start to flash and after 5 minutes will switch off, which means the software is installed.
  • Page 55 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion...
  • Page 56 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 37-39: After extraction, click finish Figure 40: Browse to the folder on your computer...
  • Page 57 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 41: Extract the disk imager folder Figure 42: Run the disk imager (this disk imager can also be found at: https://launchpad.net/win32-image-writer/+download...
  • Page 58 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 43-44: (plug the SD-card with an adapter into your computer). Select the SD-card as device...
  • Page 59 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 45: Browse to the image file Figure 46: Click write to write the image to your SD-card...

  • Page 60: Step 2 - Using The Sd-Card To Install An Image In The Nand Flash Of Your Board

    Next step: Operation: Auto update Put the SD-card in your Twister board and plug in the power cable. LED2 on the TAM-3517 module will turn on and start to flash and after 5 minutes will switch off, which means the software is installed.

  • Page 61: Booting From The Sd-Card

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 9.3 Booting from the SD-card One can also directly boot from the SD-card that was made in the previous paragraphs.  If you are using the combined tam3517-sd.img.bz2 image then first make your choice of the operating system that you want to use with the dipswitch (SW3):...

  • Page 62: Software - Installing With Command Lines In A Linux Environment

    2GB micro-SD-card to install this image.  Download the image in the support/download page at technexion.com  Plug in a SD-card into your computer (if you have no card slot then use an adapter)

  • Page 63: Installing The Image From The Sd-Card On Your Board

    Operation: Auto update  Plug in the power cable  LED2 on the TAM-3517 module will turn on and start to flash and after 5 minutes will switch off, which means the software is installed.  Take out the SD card, set the dipswitch 8(SW3) to OFF...
  • Page 64 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion You can select many settings by SW3 dip-switch on TWISTER: 1.1. Display settings: SW3_PIN4 SW3_PIN3 SW3_PIN2 SW3_PIN1  panel lg-lb043wq2  panel innolux-at070tn93  LVDS auo-b089aw01  DVI/ HDMI/ VGA 1280x720@60  TV out NTSC ...

  • Page 65: X-Loader/U-Boot/Kernel Full Source Code

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 1.3. Auto-update settings: SW3_PIN8  normal operation  auto update NOTE 1: the auto update mode is for NAND flash, this will erase all data in NAND flash, and will install which system you setup with SW3_PIN5~7.

  • Page 66: Android (Froyo 2.2) Full Source Code

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion #cd /path/to/your-project/tam3517/x-loader #make tam3517_(twister/thb3517)_config #make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- Compile u-boot: #cd /path/to/your-project/tam3517/u-boot #make tam3517_ (twister/thb3517)_config #make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- Compile kernel for angstrom: #cd /path/to/your-project/tam3517/kernel #make ARCH=arm tam3517_(twister/thb3517) _defconfig #make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- uImage modules Compile kernel for android: #cd /path/to/your-project/tam3517/kernel...

  • Page 67: Angstrom Full Source Code

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion The user guide is at http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/TI-Android-FroYo-DevKit- V2_UserGuide NOTE1: we separate the x-loader, u-boot, kernel to another package see paragraph 10.1.3 NOTE2: this does not include .repo; you should get a clone yourself. Installation: #tar jxvf android-src.tar.bz2 -C /path/to/your-project/tam3517/...

  • Page 68: Angstrom Prebuild Root File System

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 10.1.6 Angstrom prebuild root file system: Installation for nfs: #mkdir -p /path/to/nfsroot/tam3517-angstrom #tar jxvf /path/to/angstrom.tar.bz2 -C /path/to/nfsroot/tam3517-angstrom 10.1.7 Android-rowboat-Froyo(2.2) prebuild root file system : Installation for nfs: #mkdir -p /path/to/nfsroot/tam3517-android #tar jxvf /path/to/android.tar.bz2 -C /path/to/nfsroot/tam3517-android...

  • Page 69: How To

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 10.2 How to 10.2.1 After recompiling the system how to place it on a SD card? 1. Build x-loader: #cd /path/to/your-project/tam3517/x-loader #make tam3517_(twister/thb3517)_config #make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- OPTFLAGS="-DCONFIG_MMC" 2. Build u-boot: #cd /path/to/your-project/tam3517/u-boot #make tam3517_(twister/thb3517)_config #make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi- OPTFLAGS="-DCONFIG_BOOT_FROM_MMC"...

  • Page 70: How To Calibrate The Touch Screen In Linux

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 10.2.2 How to calibrate the touch screen in Linux Open the terminal on the development kit (other/terminal) ts-calibrate  Touch the crosses that appear on the screen killall Xorg Open the terminal again poweroff (to save settings)

  • Page 71: Software - Windows Ce

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 11 Software - Windows CE 11.1 Warning Warning! To install Windows CE, you will need to open the back cover: This will void the warranty on the product. Warning! Installing software is not easy. Finish the procedure completely and be patient to let the compilation and installation finish.
  • Page 72 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 47: The null modem (to USB) connected to the UART1 connector (see arrow for position of the white dot)  Start PuTTY on your computer and make sure the “Options controlling local serial lines” are as in...
  • Page 73 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 49: check if serial is selected and then select open Figure 50: PuTTY terminal window...

  • Page 74: Update To Windows Embedded Ce6.0 R3

    Windows Embedded CE6.0 R3 on the Microsoft website 11.4 Get the BSP 11.4.1 Download the BSP from the web-Site  Go to www.technexion.com/ service and support/ downloads  Click “HMI” and then download “TAM3517_CE6.0_versionnumber””. 11.4.2 Install BSP to “Platform Builder for CE 6.0”.
  • Page 75 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  After entering the “01.00.00\BSP” (version number) folder, copy the “TAM3517” folder to “C:\ WINCE600 \ PLATFORM \”. (See figure 2 and figure 3) Figure 2 Figure 3...
  • Page 76 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Go back to the decompressed folder “01.00.00” folder, and copy the “OSDesigns” folder to “C:\ WINCE600 \”. (See figure 4 and figure 5) Figure 4 Figure 5...

  • Page 77: Create A Sd Card

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 11.5 Create a SD card This chapter describes making a SD card.  Open “Microsoft Visual Studio 2005”. If that already open, Please reopen it.  Click “File → Open → Project Solution” (See figure 6) Figure 6 ...
  • Page 78 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 7  In the menu click “build/advanced build command/Clean Sysgen” (See figure 8) This will take approximately 20 minutes, after which you will see “build complete” (see figure 9) Warning! Be patient: let “clean sysgen” finish, this will take...
  • Page 79 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 8 Figure 9...
  • Page 80 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Plug an microSD in your computer (with for instance a USB card reader)  Open “active@partition manager” (freeware)  Right click on removable disk and choose “new partition” (see figure 10) Figure 10  In the menu mark “partition as active”, press OK, it will then show “successful”...
  • Page 81 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 11  Right click again and choose format, Click OK, finished (see figure 12)
  • Page 82 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 12  Go to C:\WINCE600\OSDesigns\Twister_LCD_7inch” and open the folder “TAM_3517_ARMV4I_release” (See figure 13). The folder contains files named: MLO, EBOOTSD.nb0, NK.bin (These files are needed for booting from a SD-card)
  • Page 83 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 13  First copy “MLO” to the microSD card (the order is important)  Then copy “EBOOTSD.nb0” and “NK.bin” in the microSD card (See figure 14)  Remove the MicroSD card...
  • Page 84 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 14...
  • Page 85 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Open a terminal (Hyperterminal or PuTTY). In this manual we use PuTTY.  Make sure the terminal cable is connected  Select a com port (for example COM1) and check that the settings are OK:...
  • Page 86 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Select NK from SD Card FILE (See figure 16) Figure 16  Select Exit and Continue  It will start to load the image into the memory (see figure 17) and the base board will show Windows CE.
  • Page 87 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 17...

  • Page 88: How To Put The Wince Image In The Nand Flash

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 11.6 How to put the WinCE image in the NAND Flash In the previous section we showed how to boot from a SD card. Now we explain how to put the image in the NAND Flash so you can boot without the SD card.
  • Page 89 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 22 Figure 23...
  • Page 90 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 24...
  • Page 91 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Chose “Flash Management”. (See figure 25) Figure 25...
  • Page 92 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Chose “Show flash geometry”. (See figure 26)  It will show: Flash Type: NAND Blocks: 4096 Bytes/block: 131072 Sectors/block: Bytes/sector: 2048  Chose “Erase block range”. (See figure 27)  It will show “First Block Number:” Input “0”. Then enter.
  • Page 93 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 27...
  • Page 94 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 28  Chose “Write Bootloader from SD-Card to flash”. (See figure 29)  It will show “Do you want to write Bootloader to flash [-/y]?” Input “y”  Then it will show “Bootloader Image...
  • Page 95 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 29...
  • Page 96 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 30...
  • Page 97 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Take the microSD card out of the Baseboard.  Reboot from NAND Flash by pushing the reset button on the baseboard (See figure 31).  It will make a partition and format and then show “Flash format...
  • Page 98 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 32...
  • Page 99 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Chose “Flash Management”. (See figure 33)  Chose “Write NK image from SD-Card to flash”. (See figure 33)  It will show “Do you want to write NK image to flash [-/y]?” Input “y”.

  • Page 100: Boot From Nand Flash

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 34 11.6.2 Boot from NAND flash.  Take out the MicroSD Card from the Baseboard  Press the reset button on the baseboard  When it shows “Hit space to enter configuration menu”. Please push space...
  • Page 101 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 35  Chose “Select Boot Device”. (See figure 36)  Then chose “NK from NAND” (see figure 37)
  • Page 102 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 36...
  • Page 103 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 37...
  • Page 104 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 38: Select save settings...
  • Page 105 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 39: Confirm selection “y”...
  • Page 106 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  Chose “Exit and Continue”. (See figure 40) Figure 40  Now it will start booting WinCE. (See figure 41)
  • Page 107 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 41  FINISHED.

  • Page 108: How To Change The Logo That You See During Boot Up

    11.7 How to change the logo that you see during boot up During boot up you will see a TechNexion logo or a screen with four colored squares. As shown in the “write bootloader and OS in NAND paragraph” you can choose between “fldr.raw”...
  • Page 109 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion  If you want to make a logo that fits the whole 7” screen it is800x480 pixels and in RGB color(x3).  That means it is using: 800x480x3= 1152000 bytes.  1152000/1024=1025kb  This will use 1125kB/128kB=8.789 blocks, so it will fit in 9 blocks ...

  • Page 110: Change Image-Cfg.h

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Figure 61 11.7.4 Change image-cfg.h  Open a text editor (for instance Notepad)  Open image-cfg.h which is in the following directory: C:\WINCE600\PLATFORM\TAM3517\SRC\INC  Change the green number, with the number calculated in the previous...

  • Page 111: Appendix - Module

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 12 Appendix – Module 12.1 Nut to fix TAM-3517 to the baseboard...

  • Page 112: Appendix - Block Diagram

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 13 Appendix – Block Diagram...

  • Page 113: Appendix - Schematics

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 14 Appendix - Schematics 14.1 Twister baseboard schematics If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 114 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 115 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 116 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 117 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 118 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 119 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 120 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 121 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 122 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...
  • Page 123 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion If you are designing your own baseboard then please contact sales@technexion.com for clear design files...

  • Page 124: Appendix - Pin Outs

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15 Appendix - Pin outs 15.1 Module connector DC 5V DC 5V VRTC CODEC1 RLINEOUT DC 5V...
  • Page 125 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion CODEC1 LLINEOUT DC 5V CODEC1 MICBIAS DC 5V CODEC1 MICIN DC 5V USB0 VBUS DC 5V CODEC1_RLINEIN PWR_ON CODEC1_LLINEIN IDMO USB_5V IDPO I2C2_SCL I2C3_SDA I2C2_SDA CAN_RX SYS_nIRQ nRESPWARM CAN_TX UART3_RX DVI_nDISABLE UART3_TX GPIO_26 UART3_RTS USB_RESET...
  • Page 126 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion MCSPI1_CSO MCSPI2_CS1 MCSPI2_CLK MCSPI2_SOMI MCSPI2_SIMO MCSPI2_CS0 DSS_PCLK DSS_D11 DSS_HSYNC DSS_D2 DSS_ACBIAS DSS_D18 DSS_VSYNC DSS_D12 DSS_D0 DSS_D13 DSS_D1 DSS_D20 DSS_D3 DSS_D7 DSS_D4 DSS_D17 DSS_D5 DSS_D14 DSS_D10 DSS_D15 DSS_D6 DSS_D22 DSS_D16 DSS_D19 DSS_D21 DSS_D23 DSI_DX1 DSI_DX2 DSS_D8...
  • Page 127 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion GPIO_153 B_GPMC_ALE HOST_nOC B_GPMC_nWP GPIO_155 B_GPMC_WAIT0 GPMC_D9 GPMC_D12 GPMC_nOE GPIO_52 GPMC_nWE GPMC_D13 GPMC_D8 GPMC_D14 GPMC_D7 GPMC_D10 GPMC_D5 GPMC_D0 GPMC_D3 GPMC_D2 GPMC_D15 GPMC_D4 GPMC_D1 GPMC_D11 GPMC_D6...

  • Page 128: Spi1

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.2 SPI1 Marking on main board: SPI1 +3.3V GPIO_117 MCSPI2_CLK GPIO_118 MCSPI2_SIMO GPIO_119 MCSPI2_SOMI GPIO_116 MCSPI2_CS0 GPIO_175 MCSPI2_CS1 GPIO_176 I2C2_SCL_3V GPIO_177 I2C2_SDA_3V GPIO_170 SYS_nIRQ uP_OBSCLK NOTE: SPI1 @3.3V...

  • Page 129: Uart 1/Uart 3

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.3 UART 1/UART 3 RS232_RX3 RS232_TX3 Note: RS-232 serial console cable might need a gender changer when connected to, for example, a null-modem. One can also reverse the connected cable (pin 1 becomes 3 and pin 3...

  • Page 130: Pin Header For Vga Connector

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.4 Pin header for VGA connector CRT_R CRT_G CRT_B VGA_I2C3_SDA VGA_HSYNC VGA_VSYNC VGA_I2C3_SCL...

  • Page 131: Lvds Connector

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.5 LVDS connector Data connector is 40 pin Marking on main board: LVDS1 Vcc12V DC_5VM Vcc12V DC_5VM LCD Enable @5V Backlight on @5V LCD Enable @3.3V Backlight on @3.3V SEL68 3.3V TXD0- 3.3V...
  • Page 132 TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion TXD0+ TXD1- TXD1+ LVDS_I2C_SCL LVDS_I2C_SDA TXD2- LED Enable @3.3V TXD2+ LVDS_LED+ (Backlight Power +) LVDS_LED+ (Backlight Power +) TXC- LVDS_LED+ (Backlight Power +) TXC+ LVDS Enable @3.3V LVDS_LED- (Backlight Power -) TXD 3- LVDS_LED- (Backlight Power -)

  • Page 133: Rs-422/485 Connector

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.6 RS-422/485 connector 422TX+ 485+ 422TX- 485- 422RX+ 422RX- Marking on main board: SW1 1 on 2 off RS-422 2 on 1 off RS-485...

  • Page 134: Gpio Switch (Sw3)

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.7 GPIO Switch (SW3) Marking on main board: SW3 Function: Display settings Panel LG LB043WQ2 (4.3”) Panel Innolux AT070TN93 (7”) LVDS AUO-B089 DVI/ HDMI/ VGA 1280x720@60 TV out NTSC TV out PAL LVDS auo-g065vn01 with touch...

  • Page 135: Auto Update Procedure

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion Function: Root file system path NAND NFS (remote server, default host IP 192.168.1.5, default server IP 192.168.1.4)( can change in u-boot) 15.7.1 Auto Update Procedure It is possible to automatically update the system that is in the NAND Flash. Chapter 8 to 9 describes how to update.

  • Page 136: Usb Client/Host Switch (Sw4)

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.8 USB client/host Switch (SW4) Marking on main board: SW4 1 on Host 1 off Client 15.9...

  • Page 137: Canbus

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.10 CANBUS CAN1 (CAN IN) CAN High CAN Low Read Back CAN2 (CAN OUT) CAN High CAN Low Read Back...

  • Page 138: Cable

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.11 RS-232 Cable Accessory 1 (white dot)

  • Page 139: Jtag Solder Points

    TAM-3517 USER’S GUIDE 096 TechNexion 15.12 JTAG Solder Points (figure: tam-3517_revB) Solder at the orange pads...

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