List of items required
HDMI display/monitor
Accessory kit :
- 12V 30W power supply
- USB Micro-A to Type-A (USB Micro-AB receptacle to Type-A) cable
- Ethernet cable
- USB keyboard and mouse

Note: Carefully read this module's cover page clicking on "Module 1: Unboxing and Bring-up" on the left menu bar before starting this lesson. Attention: In order to avoid a known issue of continuous reboot/reset using Verdin Development Board V1.0B, please check Step 4.

Step 1

Remove the Verdin Development Board and the Verdin Computer on Module from the blisters. Insert the computer on module into the X1 connector of the Carrier Board as tight as possible, with the module inclined ~30 to 45 degrees in relation to the carrier board.

Connecting the computer on module to the Verdin Development Board

Warning: Make sure that the module is well connected to the carrier board. The image below has some checkpoints highlighted.

Computer on Module connected to the Verdin Development Board

Step 2

Connect the Verdin DSI to HDMI Adapter to the board on the following slot:

Verdin DSI to HDMI Adapter Slot

After you connect the adapter, the board will look like the following:

Verdin Development Board with the Adapter

Step 3

Connect an HDMI display to the Verdin DSI to HDMI adapter.
Connect a USB keyboard/mouse to the Development Board's X53 connector.
Connect the Ethernet cable to the Development Board's X25 or X35 connector.
Connect the Development Board's USB Debug connector (X66) to the Host PC using a Micro USB cable.

Note: Ethernet network must provide DHCP and Internet to the module.

Connect the power supply to the Development Board's barrel jack X58.

Attention: Double check that your power supply is within the Verdin Development Board limits (7-27V) and that the polarity is not inverted. Also, make sure that the current capability of the power supply is enough, or the system may shut down unexpectedly. For evaluation purposes, a 12V 2A power supply is recommended.