Technologic Systems TS-72XX Linux User's Guide

This is the user guide of Linux for ARM on TS-72XX published by Technologic Systems, which introduces the usage of this product.


Technologic Systems TS-72XX Linux User's Guide - cover page
Brand
Linux
Category
Other Computer Accessories
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
49
File format
PDF
File size
1.4 MB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5182573E6C955763915AA19B9BCAFE7D

About this manual

The User's Guide introduces the TS-72XX series of ARM‑based single‑board computers and explains how to run Linux on them. It covers hardware overview, boot process, and the software environment provided by Technologic Systems.

Key sections describe the console connection, boot sequence (TS‑BOOTROM, RedBoot, Linux kernel, login), configuring networking, storage options, and developing applications with the TS‑Kernel and drivers. Appendices give a feature matrix, memory map, and contact information.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Startup
  • Linux for ARM Operating System Support
  • Configuring and Using Linux
  • Storage Devices and File Systems
  • TS‑Kernel and Drivers Development
  • Application Development
  • Further Reference
  • Appendix D: TS‑ARM SBC Feature Matrix
  • Appendix E: Contact Technologic Systems

Specifications

CPU200 MHz ARM9
RAM (standard)32 MB
On‑board Flash8 MB (TS‑7200) – 32 MB (others)
Ethernet10/100 Mbps
USB 1.1 ports2 ports
RS232 ConsoleYes (COM1, optional COM2)

Frequently asked questions

What are the stages of the TS‑72XX boot sequence?

The boot sequence consists of TS‑BOOTROM messages, RedBoot ROM monitor messages, Linux kernel messages, and finally the login prompts.

Can I change the default console port to COM2?

Yes, install jumper JP4 (and keep JP2 installed) to route the console to COM2.

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