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products:sbc:common:development:kbi [2026/05/11 02:15] (current)
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   * Perform low-level hardware management.    * Perform low-level hardware management. 
   * Enable developers to utilize all the features of Khadas SBCs. </WRAP>   * Enable developers to utilize all the features of Khadas SBCs. </WRAP>
 +</WRAP>
  
 <WRAP info > <WRAP info >
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-==== MCU Verison ====+==== MCU verison ====
  
 Get the MCU firmware version: Get the MCU firmware version:
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 The ADC value can be used to distinguish between different hardware modules. The ADC value can be used to distinguish between different hardware modules.
  
-==== Power Off ====+==== Power off ====
  
 Power off the device: Power off the device:
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-==== MAC Address ====+==== MAC address ====
  
 Get the Ethernet MAC address: Get the Ethernet MAC address:
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-==== LED Control ====+==== LED control ====
  
 The blue LED has four operating modes: ''Always Off'', ''Always On'', ''Breathe'', and ''Heartbeat''. It indicates the VIM's operating status. The blue LED has four operating modes: ''Always Off'', ''Always On'', ''Breathe'', and ''Heartbeat''. It indicates the VIM's operating status.
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-==== Boot Mode ====+==== Boot mode ====
  
 You can flash images to either SPI flash or eMMC storage on the VIM2, and use KBI to set one of them as the default boot media. You can flash images to either SPI flash or eMMC storage on the VIM2, and use KBI to set one of them as the default boot media.
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-==== Boot Trigger Events ====+==== Boot trigger events ====
  
 The VIM2 supports several events to trigger boot-up: The VIM2 supports several events to trigger boot-up:
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