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Revision as of 15:34, 10 March 2020
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VisionSOM-6ULL is comprised of a small processor module with CPU bus accessibility and standard I/O functionality and is an ideal solution for embedded projects. VisionSOM-6ULL can often trim 8-12 months from design cycle and can be easy adapted to existing projects or can be used together with a dedicated carrier board. Customers who are looking for a complete solution can use a set comprised of System on Module (SoM) and Carrier Board (CB). VisionSOM-6ULL requires a matching customer’s board or a carrier board to establish a complete system. Carrier Board together with VisionSOM-ULL is ready to use computer on board and is giving enormous flexibility in building projects. |
Documentation
- Datasheet and Pinout
- VisionSOM-6ULL - Datasheet
- EM Radiation Test Precompliance Report (EMC) v1.x
- Default pin configuration (MEX file)
- VisionSOM-6ULL - Altium designer PCB/SCH library with 3D SoM and connector models
- VisionSOM-6ULL - STEP
- VisionSOM-6ULL - Product Brief
- I.MX6ULL - Fact Sheet
- ADV7511 - Driver for VisionSOM-6ULL
- PCN 4/2023 (change version from 1.1 to 1.2 - removed boot configuration resistors in eMMC version)
- PCN 5/2023 (removed boot configuration resistors in MicroSD version)
How to
Embedded Linux Developer Guide
- Writing system image to SD card
- Writing system image to eMMC memory
- Saving OS image file from eMMC memory
- Connecting to Linux console
- Extending rootfs partition
- Connecting to WiFi network
- Enabling Bluetooth
- Customizing the Linux kernel
- Customizing the device tree
- Building simple C program
- Building simple QT application
- Changing the boot splash image
Debian
Yocto
Yocto Developer Guide
Buildroot
Buildroot Developer Guide
| Specifications |
| CPU | NXP i.MX6ULL Cortex-A7 32-bit processor (CPU clock up to 900MHz) |
| Memory | up to 512MB DDR3L |
| GPU | NXP PXP v2.0 2D graphics accelerator for LCD-TFT |
| Display | 24-bit RGB parallel interface |
| Camera | up to 24-bit CSI interface |
| Storage | uSD card or up to 32GB eMMC or up to 512MB NAND Flash |
| Network | Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth BLE 2 x Ethernet: 10/100 (MAC only) |
| RTC | built-in with external battery |
| I2C | up to 4 channels |
| SPI | up to 4 channels |
| CAN | up to 2 FlexCAN |
| UART | up to 8 channels |
| USB | 2 x USB2.0 OTG Host/Device |
| Audio | 3 x I2S/SAI, S/PDIF Tx/Rx, ESAI, Medium Quality audio System |
| Security | AES-128, ARM TrustZone, RNG |
| Temperature Range | -30 to +70°C (with WiFi/BLE module), -40 to +85°C |
| Dimensions | 67mm x 32mm x 4mm SODIMM200 module |
