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Microchip SAMA5D27 Board Setup

Step 1: Flash Yocto Image to SD Card

  • Click here to go to the image download/instructions page for images for the SAMA5D27.

  • Download this image:

  • Follow the "Create a SD card with the demo" section of the instructions to flash the image to an SD card

Important

Must be a full-size SD card or a micro-SD card with a full-size adapter since the SAMA5D27 board uses the full-size SD card slot for booting from image.

Note

The flashing utility will likely say the flash failed at the very end, but the flash actually completed successfully. It is a non-crtitical verification step that failed. Proceed as normal.

Step 2: Connect to the SAMA5D27 over Serial

  • Connect your SAMA5D27 to the internet with an ethernet connection to the onboard ethernet port.

  • Using the included micro-USB cable, connect the SAMA5D27 board to your computer using the J10 micro-USB port on the SAMA5D27 and any USB port on your computer.

Note

This USB connection also serves as the power supply to the board.

  • Check and note which COM port the board is utilizing

    • On Windows computers this can be seen by using the Device Manager

  • Connect to the SAMA5D27 in a terminal emulator using these serial settings (your COM port number may be different):

  • Insert your SD card into the SD-card port on the board.

  • Press the "NRST" button on your SAMA5D27 to reboot the board, causing it to boot from the SD card

  • After printout from system boot stops, the board will ask you to login. Type "root" and hit enter.

Note

The "login" prompt may get covered by other text after boot. Hitting ENTER a couple of times should clear it.

Step 3: Set Up and Run the Python Lite SDK Demo