Mixtile Core 3588E 是一台由 Rockchip 3588 驱动的系统模块。本文将帮助你快速上手。
Package
- 1x Core 3588E board
- 1x 5 V DC power adapter
- …
Preparations
Besides the packaged contents, you also need to prepare the following items to get started with Core 3588E:
- A computer monitor or television with HDMI input
- An HDMI cable
- A USB-C to USB-A connector
- A mouse and a keyboard
- An Ethernet cable
Set up connections
Hardware layout
Connect to a display
Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the Core 3588E and the other end to the monitor or television.
Note: For monitors with a DVI port, you can use an HDMI-to-DVI cable or an HDMI cable with a DVI adapter. In addition, you can use an HDMI-to-VGA adapter for older monitors that only support VGA. Unlike HDMI, the DVI and VGA standards do not support audio.
Connect a mouse and a keyboard
Core 3588E has four USB 3.0 interfaces. You can connect a mouse and a keyboard to any of the two USB interfaces.
To check whether the mouse and keyboard have been connected, run sudo fdisk -l in a terminal.
Connect to network
Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port of Core 3588E.
Connect power
Connect one end of the power adapter to Core 3588E and the other end to a live power outlet.
Configure on first boot
After Core 3588E is connected to power, it starts automatically. Then a wizard appears, prompting you to configure initial settings.
Configure the user name, password, language, and time zone as prompted. After configuration is done, the main window of Core 3588E is displayed.
Connect a flash drive
Connect the flash drive to one of the four USB interfaces. Core 3588E automatically recognizes this device.
You can check whether the flash drive is connected to Core 3588E by running the following command:
sudo fdisk -l
Type the password of your device as prompted.
Following is an example of the command output.
Remote login via SSH
If you need to access Core 3588E without connecting it to a monitor, you can connect to it from another machine. But in order to do so you’ll need to know its IP Address.
Find your IP address
Any device connected to a Local Area Network (LAN) is assigned an IP address. You can find your IP address either via the router device list or by running ifconfig in the terminal.
Login via SSH
Run ssh username@Core 3588E IP address to log in, for example, ssh mia@192.168.202.103.
