UDOO X86 buttons SW1/2

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  1. Eric Falsken

    Eric Falsken New Member

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    I've not been able to find the function for these anywhere.....

    There are 2 buttons: SW2 on the front of the board and SW1 on top, both located near the FRONT_PANEL and IR Sensor - Top Right in this image: [​IMG]
     
  2. Kilrah

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    Next to SW1 you'll see "Rst" = Reset, SW2 "Pwr" = Power.
     
  3. Brad

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    Related to those buttons is the front panel connector. It has 9 pins where pins 5 & 7 are reset and 6 & 8 are for a power switch. I've been using the buttons since I have no case for this yet.
     
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  5. Eric Falsken

    Eric Falsken New Member

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    Ah, so it is RST only for the Arduino, and not the Intel, correct?
    The power button, I'll have to play with.
     
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    I tried pressing SW1 from the BIOS screen, within Ubuntu, in apps, and it has no effect. So it looks like it is used only to Reset/Run the Arduino side of the board.
     
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    On the pin header there is a reset, not sure if its for the arduino or the main board itself.
     
  8. fabio978

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    It's just a power button ;)
     
  9. Brad

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    Search for RSTBTN# and PWRBTN# on the schematic. These buttons route to both the Braswell SoC and the STM32F. Page 29 of the user manual describes it as well.
     
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    Here it is described as "Arduino master reset". I didn't try by myself so i don't know what it actually resets.
     
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    I read what @fabio978 sent and tried it.

    I was successfully running one of the IMU programs then I hit the master reset and the IMU data stopped. Sounds good but I'm not sure what actually happens to the STM32F.

    So, I restarted the Arduino IDE and tried to upload the sketch. It was having problems (see the attached message) and the IDE asked me to hit the master reset. When I did, I saw COM3 removed and added back to the Windows device manager list. Then the sketch was successfully uploaded.
     

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    Where can I find the layout of the front panel header pins (mainly which pins equal what connections.)
     
  13. itimpi

    itimpi UDOOer

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    Look under Resources->Docs x86->Downloads for the User Manual which has this information in it.
     
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    Eric Falsken New Member

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    As itimpi said. The PDF download has a LOT more in it than the wiki.
     

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