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====== EVAL-ADTF3175D-NXZ Startup Guide ======

==== Kit Contents ====
  * ADTF3175-NXZ Evaluation Module
    * ADTF3175 Imager Module
    * i.MX8 M Plus SOM (SolidRun)
    * Camera Interface Board
    * ADSD3500 Interposer board
  * 16GB flashed microSD card (Inserted in module sd card slot)
  * USB-C to USB-C cable. Supports PD 2.0, and USB 3.1
  * Tripod

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==== Software Download ====
  * GUI Install Guide: [[:resources:eval:user-guides:eval-adsd3100-nxz-software-installation|Link]]


==== Startup ====
  * Remove camera from packaging
  * Mount camera. Orientation shown in image below

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  * Connect USB-C cable to module

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  * Connect USB-C to laptop (for additional connection options please check "Connectivity" section)
  * The following leds must turn on before moving to next steps:
    * Green led under USB-C connector
    * Blinking led on NXP SOM
    * Blue led on ADSD3500 interposer board
  * Look at available network connections, an 'Unidentified Network' with no internet access must show up, as shown in the image below
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  * Run [[:resources:eval:user-guides:eval-adsd3100-nxz-gui|GUI]]

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==== Using the wall adaptor to power up camera ====
It is possible to power up the camera by using an external wall adaptor. As long as the cable has USB-C on one side and the wall adaptor can support at least 5W.  

In this case the USB-C cable cannot be used to transfer data over to the PC. The user will have to communicate through an IX ethernet cable as the one shown below:
- https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/harting/33480147826020/14556483

Setup as follows:
  * Connect wall adaptor with USB-C cable to power outlet and camera
  * Connect IX ethernet cable to router and camera
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  * Ensure your laptop is connected to router (WIFI or Ethernet is okay)
    * Please note there will be frame drops by using WIFI or Ethernet in comparison to USB-C
  * Find IP address of camera (Multiple options)
    * Connect to router and find IP address of camera (192.168.0.1 can usually take you to your router menu)
    * Connect to NXP via micro-USB cable and get ip address
      * For instructions please check [[:resources:eval:user-guides:eval-adtf3175x-access#connecting_to_the_adtf-3175x|Connecting to adtf-3175x]]
      * Once logged in run 'ip addr' command and find IP address as shown in red below. In this case the IP address is 192.168.0.101
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  * To run the GUI change 'camera_ip' parameter to IP found above in the tof-tools.config file in "TOF_Evaluation_ADTF3175D-RelX.X.X\bin" folder (Open with notepad)
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  * Run GUI

==== Troubleshooting ====
  * Visit [[:resources:eval:user-guides:aditofgui_ts| Troubleshooting Guide]]
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