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52 ODROID-XU4 USER MANUAL
The four steps include:
• Select the Serial port setup option, which will display screen 2.
In screen 2, type A to select option A. Edit the serial device
to that used on your system. In this case it is: /dev/ttyUSB0. Ensure
the lockle location is what was obtained earlier. Likewise, check that
option E reects the information shown in the gure: 115200 8N1. En-
sure Hardware Flow Control is set to YES, then hit the ENTER key to
go to the next screen.
In screen 3, select the Save setup as option to save this
cong for future use. Enter a lename at the new prompt. Hit ENTER
to accept the lename. Then select Exit option to complete the cong
process.
You will now return to the terminal windows, as shown in step
4. Reboot the XU4 and you will observe boot-time information scroll
through the minicom (terminal) session.
Bluetooth Module 2
Hardkernel offers a bluetooth adapter called the Bluetooth (4.0)
Module 2 which is certied to work with the XU4 under both Android
and Linux in the following modes:
• Classic Bluetooth v2.0: Android, Linux
• Bluetooth High Speed v3.0: Linux
• Bluetooth low energy v4.0 (BLE): Linux
Bluetooth Module 2 adapter
While some of the required software modules may already exist
in your XU4’s image, it is helpful to install the following additional mod-
ules and utilities using the following commands:
$ sudo apt-get install bluez-dbg bluez-utils bluez-tools
$ sudo apt-get install bluewho blueman python-bluetooth
Some of these utilities may be used to debug your Bluetooth
setup if you are using a third-party bluetooth adapter. Next, check
the USB information related to the adapter using the lsusb command.
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