Getting Started with the GoldBox 3 for Vehicle Network Processing | NXP Semiconductors

Getting Started with the GoldBox 3 for Vehicle Network Processing

Last Modified: 2023-02-23 12:39:00Supports GoldBox 3 Vehicle Networking Development Platform

1. Out of the Box

1.1 Get to Know the S32G-VNP-GLDBOX-3 Board for Vehicle Networking

GLDBOX3+RDB3

GLDBOX3+RDB3

1.2 Main Hardware Components

2. Get Software

Learn how to use the Automotive Software Package Manager

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      2.1 Install a Terminal Emulator for Console

      Install any terminal emulator familiar to you, such as Tera Term, Putty and other.

      We recommend to use the Tera Term 2.3. Tera Term is open source free software terminal emulator supporting UTF-8 protocol. Now TTSSH supports SSH2 protocol (original version supports SSH1).

      Download Tera Term

      2.2 Install FTDI CDM WHQL Driver

      FTDI CDM v2.12.28 WHQL driver for serial configuration from FTDI chip.

      Download FTDI CDM driver

      3. Plug It In

      3.1 Plug in the SD Card

      The SD card has pre-loaded Linux BSP image in the factory, you just need to plug SD card into the respective slot in your NXP GoldBox.

      3.2 Plug in the UART Cable

      Use the Micro-AB interface of the UART cable to connect the NXP GoldBox UART0 port. Use the typeA interface of the UART cable to connect to the PC.

      4. Run

      4.1 Setup Console

      1. Open your terminal emulators for console
      2. Select the serial port to which can be found in “Device Manager” of the PC and click OK
      3. Go to Setupial Port select 115200 as the baud rate

      4.2 Power On the S32G-VNP-GLDBOX-3

      Connect 12V power supply to the 12V DC port on your GoldBox.

      4.3 Run Linux BSP

      The Linux BSP is automatically executed from the SD card.

      The console display on Tera Term show the running logs of Linux BSP.