Dstream-St Unit Boot Sequence - ARM DSTREAM-ST Getting Started Manual

DSTREAM-ST Getting Started Guide
When you power up the DSTREAM-ST unit, it follows a boot sequence. The LEDs identify the
progress of the boot sequence. For more information, see
If you need to reset the DSTREAM-ST unit, press the reset button on the rear
of the DSTREAM-ST unit.
3. If you are connecting across an Ethernet network, configure the Ethernet and internet protocol
settings for your DSTREAM-ST unit. To configure these settings, use the
Configure IP view in Arm Development Studio.
You can also use the Debug Hardware Configure IP view to assign a name for
the DSTREAM-ST unit. For more information, see the Arm Development Studio
documentation for
4. Connect the DSTREAM-ST unit to the target hardware. Use the appropriate cables and
connector. Each connector, and the appropriate cable to use for that connector, is described in
Target interface connectors
Guide.
5. Power up the target hardware.
• When the DSTREAM-ST unit is powered-up, ensure that the air intake, on
the top of the unit, is not blocked.
• If the DSTREAM-ST unit overheats, it shuts down, all the LEDs turn off, and
it remains in a safe state.
• To re-initialize the DSTREAM-ST unit, press the reset button on the rear of
the DSTREAM-ST unit.
Next steps
• Work with your DSTREAM-ST.
Related information

DSTREAM-ST unit boot sequence

3.4 DSTREAM-ST unit boot sequence
When you power up the DSTREAM-ST unit, it goes through a boot sequence. The LEDs identify
the progress of the boot sequence.
The DSTREAM-ST unit follows this boot sequence:
1. The DSTREAM logo illuminates blue.
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Debug Hardware Configure IP
in the Arm DSTREAM-ST System and Interface Design Reference
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Set up your DSTREAM-ST
DSTREAM-ST unit boot
Debug Hardware
view.
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sequence.
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