ExampleName Development Board

Template positioning: When a third-party development board is introduced to OpenHarmony, the board vendor needs to provide an introduction to the board for developers to quickly understand the board.

Introduction

[Writing Instructions]

Describe the functions, scenarios, and key features supported by the development board.

Provide a picture to show the appearance of the development board.

Provide a bottom board picture.

Provide a functional block diagram and an introduction.

Name the figures after the development board.

Reference document: Hi3861 Development Board

Development Board Specifications

[Writing Instructions] Provide the module and hardware specifications of the development board.

(Optional) Constraints

[Writing Instructions] Describe the restrictions and suggestions on functions, features, and specifications of the development board, if any.

Key Features

[Writing Instructions] List supported key features of OpenHarmony.

Pin Definition

[Writing Instruction] Describe the definitions of I/O pins, and how to configure pins and connect pins to external components.

Setting Up the Development Environment

System Requirements

[Writing Instruction] Describe the dependency of the development board on the OpenHarmony system, software environment, and hardware environment.

Required Tools

[Writing Instruction] Provide the paths for downloading the tools used to build and debug the development board.

Setup Process

[Writing Instruction] Describe the procedure for setting up the environment step by step.

Building and Debugging

Building

[Writing Instruction] Describe how to use OpenHarmony and update OpenHarmony binary files and devices on the development board.

Burning

[Writing Instruction] Describe how to burn images step by step.

Running

[Writing Instruction] Describe how to check whether the lighting, running, and output of the development board are proper.

Debugging

[Writing Instruction] Describe how to debug common errors on the development board.

First Demo

[Writing Instruction] Provide a quick start example and running effect based on the development board, or provide the link of the demo source code.

References

[Writing Instruction] Provide links to the reference documents, samples, and FAQs.

(Optional) Acknowledgments

[Writing Instruction] Provide acknowledgements to third-party contributors.