Thundercomm TurboX C865 Development Kit User Guide

June 3, 2024
Thundercomm

Thundercomm TurboX C865 Development Kit

Package List

Thundercomm TurboX C865 Development Kit-fig2

Main IO Board Interface List

Thundercomm TurboX C865 Development Kit-fig3

1. Type-A USB 3.0 connector| 11. LS2 low speed connector| 21. Power on button
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2. User LEDs| 12. LS2 low speed connector| 22. USB 2.0 debug connector
3. Type-A USB 3.0 connector| 13. HS2 high speed connector| 23. Force USB connector
4. BT/Wi-Fi LEDs| 14. NA| 24. Wi-Fi Ch1 on-board antenna
5. Type-C USB 3.1 connector| 15. DC jack| 25. Wi-Fi Ch1 RF receptacle
6. HS1 high speed connector| 16. Micro SD card slot| 26. GAN connector
7. HS3 High Speed connector| 17. Dip Switch#1| 27. B2B connector for C865 SOM
8. HDMI connector| 18. Dip Switch#2| 28. Wi-Fi Ch0 RF receptacle
9. Ethernet connector| 19. Volume up button| 29. Wi-Fi Ch0 on-board antenna
10. LS1 low speed connector| 20. Volume down button| –

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Table 2-1. Navigation mezzanine interface list

1. GMSL1 connector 12. MIC1 sound pickup hole 23. MIC3 sound pickup hole
2. GMSL2 connector 13. Speaker connector 2 24. A+G IMU sensor
3. MIC2 sound pickup hole 14. Speaker connector 1 25. HS1 mate connector
4. Pressure sensor 15. CAM0B connector 26. HS2 mate connector
5. Compass sensor 16. MIC4 sound pickup hole 27. HS3 mate connector
6. HS1 connector * 17. CAM0A connector 28. Cam4 connector
7. HS2 connector 18. Cam1 connector 29. LS1 mate connector
8. HS3 connector 19. Cam2 connector 30. LS2 mate connector
9. LS3 connector 20. DIP switch 2 31. LS3 mate connector
10. LS2 connector 21. DIP switch 1 32. Display connector
11. LS3 connector 22. CAM3 connector 33. CAM5 connector
  • LS/HS mate connectors on navigation mezzanine goes to main IO LS/HS connectors

Let’s Get Started

Follow the steps below to boot up your device.

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  1. Remove C865 DK board carefully from the package.
  2. Connect the power adapter to the board via DC jack (connector 15 on Main IO Board).
  3. Connect the board assembly to a computer via
    • Type-C USB 3.1 connector (connector 5 on Main IO Board) if adb tool is needed.
    • USB 2.0 debug connector (connector 22 on Main IO Board) if debug function is needed.
  4. Press Power on button (connector 21 on Main IO Board) for three seconds to boot up the device.

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