Itron Riva Dev Mini Hardware Design and User Guide

About this manual

This document provides detailed hardware specifications and usage instructions for the Itron Riva Dev Mini, a Linux-based development kit based on the TI AM335X ARM Cortex microprocessor. It includes information on mechanical design, power supply options, pin configurations, and test procedures. The guide also covers Linux booting, GPIO testing, and interfacing with peripherals such as SPI, I2C, and UART. It is intended for hardware developers setting up the board in a lab or OEM environment.

The document includes compliance information, FCC ID, and warnings regarding ESD handling and antenna usage for FCC compliance. It does not cover Linux command usage or software-specific protocols like Itron Over the Air, which are referenced as being covered in separate documents.

What's inside

• Introduction
• Itron Riva Dev Mini Board Description
• Power Handling
• Pin Configuration and Usage
• Establishing a Linux Session
• Expansion Connector Pinout
• Testing Procedures
• FCC Compliance Information
• ESD Warning

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the FCC ID for the Itron Riva Dev Mini?

The FCC ID is 2ANHYMINI1.

What processor is used in the Itron Riva Dev Mini?

It uses a TI AM335X ARM Cortex Microprocessor.

What are the ESD precautions for handling the board?

Use a conductive wrist strap, work on an anti-static mat, discharge yourself before handling, and avoid opening protective packaging until ready.

What is required to boot Linux on the board?

The guide covers how to establish a Linux session, including getting a terminal prompt and configuring boot settings via jumpers.