.. include:: ../substitutions.rst

.. |image-quickstart-bootup| image:: ../../images/phyflex-am62px/quickstart/pba-bg-41_quickstart_bootup.webp
    :width: 740px
    :alt: phyFLEX-Libra AM62Px

.. |image-quickstart-devicemanager| image:: ../../images/phycore-am62px/quickstart/devicemanager.webp
    :width: 500px
    :alt: Windows Device Manager

.. _Quickstart-62P:

Quickstart
==========

.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-intro.rst

.. Basic Evaluation Requirements
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-basic-eval.rst

.. Check the Board Configuration
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-board-check.rst

.. jinja::
   :file: ../templates/bootingessentials/boot-switch-sdcard.jinja

Serial Communication Setup
--------------------------

* Using a USB-C cable, connect the |usb-debug-uart-ref| USB-C Debug Port of the |product| Development Kit to an available USB port on your Host Machine.

.. Windows 10 Instructions
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-windows.rst

* You should see four COM Ports provided by the |product| Development Kit's FTDI USB to UART Bridge. **You will need the lower COM Port Number in the following steps in order to establish serial communication with Linux running on the target hardware.**

  * The first COM Port is the Linux console (UART1, Cortex-A53 compute cluster). The second COM Port connects to MCU_UART0 only if jumper JP1 pins 5+6 and 9+10 are closed (not closed by default). The third and fourth COM Ports are wired to the reset and boot mode signals and are not serial consoles.

.. TeraTerm Instructions (continued from Windows 10 Instructions)
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-tera-term.rst

.. Linux Instructions
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-serial-linux.rst

.. Power the Board
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-power-board.rst

.. Safe Shutdown
.. include:: ../../common/quickstart/quickstart-shutdown.rst