LLM630 Compute Kit Config

ADB Tools

The LLM630 Compute Kit can be debugged using the ADB debugging tool. This tutorial explains how to access the LLM630 Compute Kit terminal and transfer files using ADB tools. Before proceeding, please download the ADB Platform-Tools for your operating system.

File Transfer

1.Connect the LLM630 Compute Kit's OTG interface to your computer via USB

2.Navigate to the ADB tool directory and use the push command to transfer files. If you see "Permission denied," execute the following command:

adb.exe kill-server

3.Transfer the file

# adb.exe push local remote  
adb.exe push data.json /opt

4.Access the device terminal

adb.exe shell

/ # ls /opt/
bin  data  etc  include  jupyter  lib  m5stack  swupdate  usr

UART

1.Connect the LLM630 Compute Kit's UART interface to your computer. You can use debugging tools like Putty to log into the device terminal via serial port for debugging and control. (Default: 115200bps 8N1, default username is root, password is root.)

Ethernet

The LLM630 Compute Kit provides an Ethernet interface for easy network access and functional debugging.

Wi-Fi

The LLM630 Compute Kit features an onboard ESP32-C6 as the Wi-Fi chip, making it easy to connect to wireless networks. Refer to the following steps to enable Wi-Fi and configure the connection. Please install the accompanying SMA external antenna before use.

core-config

The default network configuration tool in the LLM630 Compute Kit is ntmui. You can use the nmtui tool to easily configure Wi-Fi connections.

nmtui

SSH

1.Connect the LLM630 Compute Kit to the network via Ethernet and follow the ADB/UART connection tutorial above to access the device terminal. Use the following command to get the device's IP address:

ifconfig

2.Access the device remotely via SSH in the local area network. The default username is root, and the password is root.

ssh root@192.168.20.167