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# First Power-up

## Connect and power up the board

1. Ensure that the Boot configuration switch (SW6) is in OFF position
2. Ensure that jumpers are set to their default positions as below: • J22, J23: 2-3 • J18, J24, J25, J26: SHORT • J20, J21: OPEN
3. Connect the camera module cable to USB host Type-A connector on baseboard(J27)
4. Connect the KitProg3 USB connector (J8) to your PC using the Type-C to Type-C USB cable
5. Ensure that the power LED (D1, yellow) on the base board is ON
6. Ensure that the power LED (D3, yellow) on the System on Module (SOM) board is ON

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#### Run the pre-programmed code examples

1. Observe the splash screen boot-up on the 4.3 inch display
2. A carousal menu appears listing the demo applications pre-programmed into the kit
3. Select the application to be demonstrated

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4. Follow the instructions (if any) presented by the demo app
5. Press the Home button to get back to main menu
6. Press the XRES button (SW1) to reboot the device to splash screen (if required)
7. Visit the PSOC™ Edge E84 Evaluation Kit webpage for latest software and other kit documentation


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