WinSystems ITX-P-C444 User manual

1Install mPCIe MiniCard
(A) Slide the MiniCard device into the MiniCard slot on the
top of the SBC at a 30° angle.
(B) Secure the device using the two (2) supplied
M2 x 4mm bolts.
Note: Do NOT install a MiniCard while power is applied
to the ITX-P-C444.
2Install microSD Card
(A) Insert the the microSD card into the microSD slot with
the pins facing up until it clicks and locks into place.
(B) To remove the microSD card from the ITX-P-C444,
press the microSD into the connector until it clicks, then
release to safely remove the card.
3Attach USB Peripherals
Attach a keyboard/mouse and/or bootable USB stick to the
USB 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 2.0 ports on the front panel of the SBC.
4Video Output
Connect a monitor using an HDMI cable to HDMI connector
on the SBC.
5Power Connection
Attach the power supply conductors to the power connector
using the screw terminals.
(Power supply requirements: 9V to 36V DC)
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6Congure Switch 1 (Boot Options)
(A) Configure SW1 as shown to set the ITX-P-C444 to boot
from the soldered down eMMC storage device.
(B) Configure SW1 as shown to set the ITX-P-C444 to boot
from the external microSD card.
(C) Configure SW1 as shown to set the ITX-P-C444 into serial
downloader mode. This allows for the ITX-P-C444 to be
programmed via USB with a new UBOOT, kernel,
and/or rootfs.
7Accessing UBOOT on the ITX-P-C444
1. Using a host machine with a terminal emulator installed, plug a serial cable or serial to USB converter cable from the host
machine to the ITX-P-C444 serial port 1.
2. Terminal serial port settings
Baud =115,200, Data = 8 bit, Parity = none, Stop = 1 bit, Flow = none
These instructions can also be found on our BSP Documentation weblink provided in step 8 below.
8UBOOT, SDK, and BSP Support
WINSYSTEMS community GitHub provides online documentation regarding UBOOT, Board Support Package (BSP) documentation,
and Software Development Kit (SDK) documentation.
BSP Documentation – Includes how to build a Yocto based Linux image with Opkg Package Manager, and update UBOOT
environment variables. A kernel, and ITX-P-C444 device trees are provided as well.
https://github.com/WinSystems/c444-manifest/wiki/BSP-Documentation
SDK Documentation – Provides a bundle of tools, libraries, and drivers which are used to support development and deployment
of applications on the ITX-P-C444. Yocto can build an SDK for the target platform, allowing developers to build and deploy
applications, UBOOT, and the kernel remotely.
https://github.com/WinSystems/c444-manifest/wiki/SDK-Documentation
Additional Information
Stand-off kits are available for the ITX-P-C444 to allow for mounting the SBC to your system or for keeping the bottom of the
board off of your desk during development. When installing stand-offs, please use a stand-off on every mounting hole. Never
use oversized screws and/or locking washers that may cut into the board.
The product manual, BIOS manual, and datasheet for the ITX-P-C444 are available online at www.winsystems.com. For further
assistance, call [phone] or email [e-mail].
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