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Getting Started

Mpression Helio Board

Revision 1.4

2015/11/16

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Index

1. Overview ____________________________________________________________________ 4

1.1 Introducion.................................................................................................................................4

1.2 Release Contents and Location ..................................................................................................4

1.3 Prerequisites ..............................................................................................................................4

2. Board Settings ________________________________________________________________ 5

2.1 Board Layout ..............................................................................................................................5

2.2 External Connection ...................................................................................................................5

2.3 Board Revision............................................................................................................................6

2.4 Jumper Settings..........................................................................................................................6

2.5 DIP Switch Settings.....................................................................................................................7

2.5.1 SW1.............................................................................................................................................7

2.5.2 SW4.............................................................................................................................................7

3. Creating MicroSD boot disk for Helio Board _________________________________________ 8

3.1 Creating a MicroSD boot disk from pre-built ALL in One Image.................................................8

4. Running Linux on Helio Board ____________________________________________________ 9

4.1 Setup USB-to-Serial Interface.....................................................................................................9

4.1.1 Install Device Driver for USB-to Serial Chip.................................................................................9

4.1.2 Setup Terminal Software ............................................................................................................9

4.2 Running Linux...........................................................................................................................10

5. Additional Information ________________________________________________________ 11

6. Document Revision History _____________________________________________________ 12

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1. Overview

1.1 Introducion

This getting started guide walks you through how to setup a board and booting linux on Helio board.

After reading this document, you will be able to:

Basic setup for the Helio board

Writing microSD boot disk for the Helio board

Run U-Boot and Linux on the Helio board

1.2 Release Contents and Location

Macnica provides some of reference material for Helio Board as follows:

Pre-Built ALL-IN-ONE imeage to create MicroSD boot disk that is included:

Preloader

U-Boot

U-Boot script for bridge management

Linux Kernel

Device Tree Blob

Root File System

Golden Hardware Reference Design (GHRD)

Board References

Schematic

Bill of Materials

PWB data

All components can be downloaded from:

http://www.rocketboards.org/foswiki/Documentation/MacnicaHelioSoCEvaluationKit

1.3 Prerequisites

You need to prepare & setup following tools to boot up a Linux on Helio Board.

Terminal Software like TeraTerm (for UART input/output)

Win32DiskImager (to create SD card boot disk)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager

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2. Board Settings

2.1 Board Layout

This section provides an overview of Helio board and explains how to setup.

Here is a Helio board top view.

Figure 2-1 Board Top View

2.2 External Connection

This section describes how to setup external connection for boot up a Linux on Helio Board.

External 12V power supply connected to J14 - DC Input

Mini USB cable, connected from host PC to J9

USB connector. This is used for U-Boot/ Linux serial console

Make sure J10 is opened.

[Optional] Mini USB cable, connected from host PC to J11

On-board USB Blaster II. This can be optionally be used for programming the FPGA and

debugging the ARM cores.

Warm Reset

Push Button

(SW6)

MAXII CPLD

(U31)

Cold Reset

Push Button

(SW5)

User Defined

Dip Switch

For HPS

(SW14)

User Defined

Push Button

For HPS

(SW7-SW10)

JTAG Master

Select DIP Switch

(SW4)

JTAG 10pin

Header

(J2)

HSMC Port

(J4)

Cyclone V SX SoC (U1)

MICTOR_38P

Port (J1)

UART Port

(J9)

Gigabit

Ethernet

Port (J9)

Micro SD

Socket Port

(J7)

DDR3-SDRAM

(x32bit)

(U16, U17)

Character

LCD Port

(J8)

On Board USB

Blaster II Port

(J11)

USB 2.0 OTG

Port (J6)

User GPIO TH

(GPIO057,

58,59,61)

JTAG Chain Setting

DIP Switch (SW1)

Re-configuration

Push Button

(SW3)

HPS SettingJumper

(J16-J20)

User DIP Switch

For FPGA

(SW15)

User Push Button

For FPGA

(SW11-SW13)

DC Input Jack

(J14)

User LEDs

(LED3-LED6)

Power Monitor

Port (J15)

Power switch

(SW16)

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2.3 Board Revision

You can see your Helio Board revision from board silk as follows. You need this information when you

want to download any documents or resources for Helio Board from RocketBoards.org.

2.4 Jumper Settings

Make sure that following jumpers are set as described below.

Please note that jumper location is different between “Rev.1.3 or later”and “Rev.1.2 or before”. Please

refer to following Figure 2-3 and Figure 2-4 for your reference.

Table 2-1 Jumper Settings

Board Reference

Signal Name

Setting

J16

BOOTSEL0

1-2

J18

BOOTSEL1

2-3

J20

BOOTSEL2

1-2

J17

CLKSEL0

2-3

J19

CLKSEL1

2-3

Figure 2-3 Jumper Settings for Rev.1.3 or later

Figure 2-4 Jumper Settings for Rev.1.2 or before

Figure 2-2 Helio Board Revision

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2.5 DIP Switch Settings

2.5.1 SW1

All switches set to ON as follows. This switch need to be changed if you want to use 3rd party debugger

connected with mictor connector otherwise you do not need to change this switches.

Table 2-2 SW1 Settings

Board Reference

Signal Name

Description

Setting

SW1-1

JTAG_SEL

JTAG Chain Master Interface Select

ON : Select On-board USB Blaster II or JTAG

10pin Header

OFF : Select MICTOR 38pin connector

SW1-2

JTAG_HPS_SEL

Cyclone V SoC HPS JTAG Master Select

ON : Select On-board USB Blaster II or JTAG

10pin Header

OFF : Select MICTOR 38pin connector

SW1-3

This switch has to set ON when normal operation.

SW1-4

This switch has to set ON when normal operation.

2.5.2 SW4

Those switches are used for jtag-chain selection. Default setup as follows.

Table 2-3 SW4 Settings

Board Reference

Signal Name

Description

Setting

SW4-1

HPS_JTAG_EN

ON : Bypass Cyclone V SoC HPS Side

OFF : Cyclone V SoC HPS Side in-chain

OFF

SW4-2

FPGA_JTAG_EN

ON : Bypass Cyclone V SoC FPGA Side

OFF : Cyclone V SoC FPGA Side in-chain

OFF

SW4-3

This switch has to set ON when normal operation.

SW4-4

This switch has to set ON when normal operation.

Figure 2-6 SW1 Settings

Figure 2-5 SW4 Settings

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3. Creating MicroSD boot disk for Helio

Board

3.1 Creating a MicroSD boot disk from pre-built ALL in

One Image

The pre-built All in One Image for MicroSD boot disk for Helio board is delivered as an archive named

helio_gsrd_sdimage_[version].tar.gz that is provided from RocketBoards.org.

After extract this archive file, helio_gsrd_sdimage_[version].img is generated.

This SD card image file contains all the items that are needed to run Linux on Helio board.

Preloader

U-boot

U-boot script

Device Tree Blob

Linux Kernel

Linux Root Filesystem

To create MicroSD boot disk, you can use free tool called Win32DiskImager.exe on windows machine.

Please refer [1.3 Prerequisites] . The instructions are as follows:

1. Insert MicroSD card to host PC

2. Execute Win32DiskImager.exe

3. Select all in one image for MicroSD card

4. Click write

*Note executing Win32DiskImager.exe after your PC recognizes MicroSD card

Figure 3-1 Win32DiskImager

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4. Running Linux on Helio Board

4.1 Setup USB-to-Serial Interface

4.1.1 Install Device Driver for USB-to Serial Chip

This section presents how to install the drivers for the USB-to-Serial chip on the Helio board. The

necessary steps on Windows 7 are:

1. Go to following URL and download the VCP Driver Kit archive file.

http://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/Pages/USBtoUARTBridgeVCPDrivers.aspx

2. Extract the downloaded archive and execute one of the installer files:

*Run CP210xVCPInstaller_x64.exe if you have a 64 bit OS, or

*Run CP210xVCPInstaller_x86.exe if you have a 32 bit OS

4.1.2 Setup Terminal Software

Make sure terminal software settings as below

With Linux kernel v3.7 (SoC EDS v13.0)

Baud Rate: 57600

Parity: none

Stop: 1 bit

Flow Control: none

With Linux kernel v3.9 or later (SoC EDS v13.1 or later)

Baud Rate: 115200

Parity: none

Stop: 1 bit

Flow Control: none

Figure 4-1 Terminal Software Setup

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4.2 Running Linux

This section presents how to run the pre-build Linux images on the Helio board.

1. Setup the board as described in 2 Board Settings section.

2. Setup the SD card as described in 3 Creating MicroSD boot disk for Helio Board Section.

3. Connect a serial terminal from host PC to the serial port corresponding to UART USB

connection, and use appropriate settings described in [4.1.2 Setup Terminal Software].

4. Power up the board using PWR switch

5. After successful boot, Linux will ask for the login name. Enter root and press Enter:

Have fun!!

Figure 4-2 Linux boot log

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