Introduction
This article will walk you through the Maivin setup and then lead you to resources for using additional features.
Unboxing
When you open the box, you will find the following items inside:
- Maivin
- With attached power cable and a 2.1mmx5.5mm barrel adapter.
- On the bottom, should have:
- QR code with the Maivin's website address
- Sticker with the device make and model, serial number, and the units hostname
- Protective lens cover installed.
- Box with power adapters
- Cable with power-adapter from Maivin to wall transformer with interchangeable plugs
- Interchangeable plugs for the following regions. Refer to the Changing Plug document if your adapter does not have the correct plug installed.
- NEMA 1-15P (Type A) (North America)
- CEE-7/16 Alternative II "Europlug" (Type C) (Europe)
- AS/NZS 3112, ungrounded (Type I) (Australia / Oceania)
- BS 1363 (Type B) (British) wall adapter
- Bag with miscellaneous items:
- USB RS-485 adapter with cable for connection to rear terminal block
- 3.6mm M12 lens with covers
- Alternative Maivin back plate with opening for for debug cables (cables not included), or SMA antenna cable mount.
- Hex Keys for mounting screws
- Deck of Cards for detection demos
- Desktop Tripod
- Ruler with links to this quickstart guide
Setup
Now that we've confirmed the contents of the box, let's setup the Maivin.
Starting up the Maivin
- Remove the lens guard.
- Connect the Maivin to a shared network using ethernet (RJ45 cable not included).
- Connect the Maivin to a power source. The Maivin should light up with a blue light.
- Note the Maivin's hostname printed under the unit in the format VERDIN-IMX8MP-XXXXXXXX. In the above picture, this hostname is "verdin-imx8mp-07011770" (hostnames are not case-sensitive).
Caution: The Heatsink can get hot during operation. Do not touch.
First Boot
On first boot you can connect to the Maivin using the hostname collected above. Type this into your browser to bring up the Maivin WebApp Demo. NOTE: some browsers may need to append ".local" to the hostname, so instead of typing "http://verdin-imx8mp-07011770/" into the browser, you would have to enter "http://verdin-imx8mp-07011770.local/".
IP Addressing
While the Maivin's hostname should serve all the needs to connect to the device over a network (via HTTP or SSH, for example), to get the IP address, all you have to do is ping the hostname:
In the above picture, the IP address for our Maivin is 10.10.41.64.
System Recovery
If you wish to perform a clean installation of the latest Maivin system image refer to the article Maivin System Recovery.
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