Clara AGX Developer Kit
User Guide
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b)
Follow these steps to reset the Clara AGX Developer Kit:
i)
Remove the left-hand side cover to expose ports 13-19.
ii)
Make sure the unit is powered on.
iii)
Press and hold the Recovery button (16), then press and hold the Reset button (17),
finally release both buttons.
c)
If resetting the unit doesn’t work, try putting the unit into recovery mode:
i)
Power off the unit.
ii)
Remove the left-hand side cover to expose ports 13-19
iii)
Hold down the Recovery button (16) while pressing the Power button (20) to turn on the
unit.
iv)
Release the Power Button, then the Recovery button.
7.
We recommend putting the Clara AGX Developer Kit into reset mode during flashing, but if you
need to know the default credentials when SDK Manager is preparing to flash the Clara AGX
Developer Kit, they are shown below:
a)
Username: ubuntu
b)
Password: ubuntu
Switching between iGPU and dGPU
The Clara AGX Developer Kit can use either the Xavier AGX module GPU (iGPU,
–
integrated GPU) or
the RTX6000 add-in card GPU (dGPU,
–
discrete GPU). You can only use one type of GPU at a time.
By default, the Clara AGX Developer Kit uses the iGPU. Switching between the iGPU and dGPU is
performed using the
nvgpuswitch.py
script located in the
/opt/nvidia/l4t-
gputools/bin/
directory. To make the
nvgpuswitch.py
script accessible globally, copy it to a
directory included in
$PATH
if it hasn’t been already:
$ sudo cp /opt/nvidia/l4t-gputools/bin/nvgpuswitch.py /usr/local/bin/
To switch from the iGPU to the dGPU, follow these steps:
1.
Connect the Clara AGX Developer Kit to the Internet using one of the following methods:
a)
An Ethernet cable connected to a router or Wi-Fi extender
i)
Use the 1GbE connector to the Xavier module at port 7.
b)
A USB Wi-Fi receiver
i)
Not all USB Wi-Fi receivers will work out of the box on the Clara AGX Developer Kit.
ii)
The USB Wi-Fi receiver should have support for Ubuntu 20.04.
iii)
The TP-Link Archer T2U Nano USB Wi-Fi Adapter, which has previously worked with the
Ubuntu 18.04 Holoscan SDK versions, will no longer work with Holoscan SDK v0.2, which
based on Ubuntu 20.04.
2.
To view the currently installed drivers and their version, use the query command: