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MT3620 Setup Steps Follow steps let Visual Studio can download and run debugger to Azure Sphere (MT3620) Install Azure Sphere SDK and Tools Verify Azure Sphere SDK Installation Verify TAP-Windows Adapter Configuration Create tenant and claim your device ...
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Verify Azure Sphere SDK Installation After install SDK, connect the MT3620 guardian board to the PC by USB. Open Device Manager and look for TAP-Windows Adapter V9. And three new COM ports. The numbers on your COM ports may be ...
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Create tenant and claim your device Sign in to Azure Sphere, using a Microsoft account: azsphere login If you've never logged in to Azure Sphere before, add the --newuser parameter along with your Microsoft account email address: azsphere login --newuser <email-address> ...
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Prepare development and debugging Make sure that your Azure Sphere device is connected to your PC, and your PC is connected to the internet. In an Azure Sphere Developer Command Prompt window, type the following command: azsphere device enable-development ...
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Set Up Hardware For Real-time App Make sure that your Azure Sphere device is connected to your PC, and your PC is connected to the internet. Right-click the Azure Sphere Developer Command Prompt shortcut and select More>Run as administrator. When the window opens, issue the...
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Then select GDB Debugger (HLCore) from the menu bar or press F5. Press button S2 on the MT3620 board. The Azure Sphere app will start the nRF52, wait for notification that the nR52 app is active, and then request that it begin advertising.
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External MCU update This External MCU update solution demo how you might deploy an update to an external MCU(Nordic BLE Chip) device using Azure Sphere. For more detail, please refer: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sphere-samples/tree/master/Samples/ExternalMcuUpdate Follow below step to configure for MT3620 Guardian Board ...
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For now, it’s not possible to adapt this Private Ethernet sample to use another ISU port. Run the Azure Sphere app Clone the Azure Sphere samples repo and find the PrivateNetworkServices sample. Start Visual Studio and go to File>Open>CMake to open ...
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