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Login

Serial Port Login

  1. Connect one end of the serial port module to the computer and the other end to pins 1 (TX), 2 (RX), and 3 (GND) of Luckfox Pico.
  2. Open computer settings, search for Device Manager, and note the corresponding COM port in Device Manager.
  3. Download MobaXterm remote login software (Click here to download) and extract it for use.
  4. Open MobaXterm, select Session->Serial, and set the serial port baud rate to 115200.
  5. Click OK, press Enter, input the login name and password to log in.

ADB Login

  1. Only one device.

    C:\Users\cjw>adb shell
    #
  2. Multiple devices.

    To check ADB devices, run the query command, and unplug and re-plug to confirm the device you want to connect.

    C:\Users\cjw>adb devices
    List of devices attached
    103ea97dececc831 device
    d48936ed7d1551fc device

    Login to the development board.

    C:\Users\cjw>adb -s d48936ed7d1551fc shell
    #

Network ADB Debugging

Install ADB

Same as the ADB installation steps in USB debugging.

Configure the RNDIS Virtual Network Interface

The LuckFox Pico and Luckfox Pico Plus/Pro/Max USB virtual dongles have a static IP address of 172.32.0.93. Before using it, you need to set up the RNDIS virtual network port. For the Luckfox Pico Plus/Pro/Max development board, no configuration is required to use the Ethernet port.

  1. Windows Security Center -> Firewall and Network Protection -> Turn off the firewall.

  2. Configure a static IP for the RNDIS network card. Open Settings -> Advanced Network Settings -> Change Adapter Options.

  3. The network card's name is usually similar to "Remote NDIS based Internet Sharing Device." Right-click and choose Properties.

  4. Double-click on "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)." Set the IPv4 address to 172.32.0.100 to avoid conflicts with other devices.

ADB Login

  1. Press Win + R to open the Windows terminal, type CMD, and enter ADB commands to view ADB-related information.

  2. Use ADB to connect to Luckfox Pico.

    C:\Users\cjw>adb connect 172.32.0.93
    ## already connected to 172.32.0.93:5555
  3. Check ADB devices.

    C:\Users\cjw>adb devices 
    ## List of devices attached
    ## 172.32.0.93:5555 device
  4. Log in to the development board.

    C:\Users\cjw>adb -s 172.32.0.93:5555 shell
    #