Thundercomm TurboX CT7280 Development Kit User Guide

October 30, 2023
Thundercomm

Thundercomm TurboX CT7280 Development Kit

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

The Thundercomm TurboX CT7280 Development Kit is a set of hardware components that allow developers to build and test software applications. The kit includes the following components:

  • CT7280 Main Board + SC7280 QCARD
  • Speaker (x2)
  • Wi-Fi/BT Antenna (x2)
  • Cellular Antenna (x4)

Main Board Interface List

  1. Power on button
  2. Finger print connector
  3. Micro USB connector (for UART debug)
  4. Integrated microphone (Bottom-Port MIC)
  5. Integrated microphone (Top-Port MIC)
  6. Right speaker connector
  7. Left speaker connector
  8. Volume up button
  9. Volume down button
  10. SC7280 QCARD
  11. TF card slot
  12. SIM card slot
  13. DIP switch 2 (SW4402)
  14. DIP switch 1 (SW4401)
  15. M.2 connector for NVME SSD
  16. Green LED
  17. Touch PAD connector
  18. Audio jack (AUX out)
  19. RGB LEDs
  20. Keyboard connector
  21. Type-C USB 3.1 connector 1
  22. Blue LED
  23. Type-C USB 3.1 connector 2
  24. Type-A USB 3.0 connector
  25. Red LED
  26. Type-A USB 2.0 connector
  27. Battery connector
  28. EDP CSI connector

Let’s Get Started

Follow the steps below to boot up your device:

  1. Connect LCD to the QCARD LCD socket with a dedicated cable.
    NOTE: It is strictly prohibited to plug or unplug the LCD interface while it is still charged.

  2. Connect the speaker, touch pad, and fingerprint as needed.
    NOTE: It is strictly prohibited to plug or unplug the above components while they are still charged.

  3. Set the DIP switches. DIP switch 1 (SW4401): All bits off. DIP switch 2 (SW4402): Bits 1, 2, 3 off; Bit 4 on.

  4. After the power is connected, the Green LED (connector 16) lights up.

  5. Long press the Power on button (connector 1) to boot up the device. The Blue LED (connector 22) lights up and the screen displays an icon.

NOTES:

  • A USB keyboard and mouse can be used for Windows operations.
  • The TYPE-C port can be used to power the system or charge the battery.
  • Please use normal shutdown process to avoid forced power off.

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Package List

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Main Board Interface List

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1. Power on button 15. M.2 connector for NVME SSD
2. Finger print connector 16. Green LED
3. Micro USB connector (for UART debug) 17. Touch PAD connector
4. Integrated microphone (Bottom-Port MIC) 18. Audio jack (AUX out)
5. Integrated microphone (Top-Port MIC) 19. RGB LEDs
6. Right speaker connector 20. Keyboard connector
7. Left speaker connector 21. Type-C USB 3.1 connector 1
8. Volume up button 22. Blue LED
9. Volume down button 23. Type-C USB 3.1 connector 2
10.SC7280 QCARD 24. Type-A USB 3.0 connector
11.TF card slot 25. Red LED
12.SIM card slot 26. Type-A USB 2.0 connector
13.DIP switch 2 (SW4402) 27. Battery connector
14.DIP switch 1 (SW4401) 28. EDP CSI connector

Let’s Get Started

Follow the steps below to boot up your device.

  1. Connect LCD to the QCARD LCD socket with a dedicated cable.
    NOTE: It is strictly prohibited to plug or unplug the LCD interface while it is still charged.

  2. Connect the speaker, touch pad, and fingerprint as needed.
    NOTE: It is strictly prohibited to plug or unplug the above components while they are still charged.

  3. Set the DIP switches.

    • DIP switch 1 (SW4401): All bits off.
    • DIP switch 2 (SW4402): Bits 1, 2, 3 off; Bit 4 on
  4. Connect the battery or a power supply of 8V±5%/2A or higher or higher to the Battery connector (connector 27).
    NOTES:

    • Connect the power cable to a power source or battery. The red wire connects to the positive terminal and the black wire connects to the negative terminal of the power source. Please use a wire with AWG20 or higher current capacity.
    • The polarity should not be reversed, and the voltage should not exceed 8.4V.
    • The power cable should not exceed 50cm in length.
  5.  After the power is connected, the Green LED (connector 16) lights up.

  6.  Long press the Power on button (connector 1) to boot up the device. The Blue LED (connector 22) lights up and the screen displays an icon.
    NOTES:

    • A USB keyboard and mouse can be used for Windows operations.
    • The TYPE-C port can be used to power the system or charge the battery.
    •  Please use normal shutdown process to avoid forced power off.

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