ED-HMI3010-101C User Manual

1.1 Product Overview

The ED-HMI3010-101C is a 10.1-inch industrial tablet computer based on Raspberry Pi 5. It is a computer system that can choose different RAM and SD card specifications according to different application scenarios and user needs.

• RAM options: 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB.
• SD card options: 32GB and 64GB.

The ED-HMI3010-101C provides HDMI, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and Ethernet interfaces, supports Wi-Fi and Ethernet access to the network; it integrates a 10.1-inch LCD touchscreen, mainly used in industrial control and IoT fields.

1.2 Packing List

• 1x ED-HMI3010-101C main unit
• 1x Accessory kit (includes 4 snap-fits, 4 M4*10 screws, and 4 M4*16 screws)

1.3 Product Appearance

This section introduces the functions and definitions of the interfaces on each panel.

1.4 Indicator Lights

This section introduces the status and meaning of the indicator lights on the ED-HMI3010-101C.

1.5 Interfaces

This section introduces the definitions and functions of each interface on the product.

2.1 Installing Raspberry Pi 5 (Optional)

If the purchased product model does not include Raspberry Pi 5, you need to install Raspberry Pi 5 first.

Prerequisites:

• Obtain ED-HMI3010-101C and Micro SD card from the package.
• Have Raspberry Pi 5 ready.
• Have a Phillips head screwdriver ready.

Operation Steps:

1. Insert the Micro SD card into the Micro SD card slot of the Raspberry Pi 5.
2. Use a screwdriver to counter-clockwise unscrew the 4 M3 screws on the metal casing of the ED-HMI3010-101C and remove the metal casing.
3. Use a screwdriver to counter-clockwise unscrew the 4 M2.5 screws fixing the heatsink and remove the heatsink.
4. Peel off the protective film from the thermal conductive silicone.
5. Place the Raspberry Pi 5 onto the back of the LCD screen, aligning the mounting holes of the Raspberry Pi 5 with the four stud holes on the back of the LCD screen.
6. Pass the FPC cable through the reserved hole on the heatsink, insert it into the CAM/DISP1 port on the Raspberry Pi 5, and then place the heatsink onto the Raspberry Pi 5 (aligning the 4 mounting holes of the heatsink with the 4 mounting holes of the Raspberry Pi 5).

Note: The following is an example of installing Raspberry Pi 5 on an LCD screen without a CAM interface.

7. Insert the mounting screws for the Raspberry Pi 5 into the mounting holes of the heatsink, tighten them clockwise, and secure the heatsink and Raspberry Pi 5 to the back of the LCD screen.
8. Connect the power cable to the corresponding pins on the 40-Pin connector of the Raspberry Pi 5.
9. Replace the casing, insert the 4 M3 screws, tighten them clockwise, and secure the casing to the back of the LCD screen.

2.2 Embedded Installation

The ED-HMI3010-101C supports embedded front installation. The standard accessory kit (with 4 M4*10 screws, 4 M4*16 screws, and 4 snap-fits) is included by default.

Prerequisites:

• Obtain the accessory kit (with 4 M4*10 screws, 4 M4*16 screws, and 4 snap-fits) from the package.
• Have a Phillips head screwdriver ready.

Operation Steps:

1. Determine the required opening size for the cabinet based on the dimensions of the ED-HMI3010-101C, as shown in the figure below.
2. Drill holes in the cabinet according to the hole size determined in step 1.
3. Embed the ED-HMI3010-101C into the cabinet from the outside.
4. Align the screw holes of the snap-fits (holes without threads) with the snap-fit mounting holes on the side of the device.
5. Use 4 M4*10 screws to pass through the snap-fits and tighten them clockwise to secure the snap-fits to the device; then use 4 M4*16 screws to pass through the screw holes (holes with threads) of the snap-fits and press against the inside of the cabinet, tightening clockwise until fully seated.

3.1 Connecting Cables

This section introduces how to connect cables.

Preparation:

• Obtain accessories such as a monitor, mouse, keyboard, and power adapter that can be used normally.
• Ensure network access is available.
• Ensure HDMI cable and network cable are available.

Cable Connection Diagram:

For pin definitions and connection methods for each interface, refer to Section 1.5 Interfaces.

Diagram Description: Shows connections between the HMI, monitor, keyboard, mouse, hard drive, and network.

3.2 First Boot

The ED-HMI3010-101C has no power switch. After connecting the power, the system will start booting. The product is shipped with the Desktop version system installed. After the system boots up, it will directly enter the desktop.

Tip: Default username: pi; Default password: raspberry.

For more information on configuring Raspberry Pi 5, please refer to the Raspberry Pi official documentation (https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi-5.html).

4.1 Finding the Device IP

Find Device IP

4.2 Connecting to the Device Desktop via VNC

After the device boots up normally, you can choose to connect to the device remotely via VNC for configuration or debugging.

Prerequisites:

• RealVNC Viewer tool installed on the PC.
• ED-HMI3010-101C connected to the network via a router.
• Obtain the IP address of the ED-HMI3010-101C.
• Enable the VNC function in the ED-HMI3010-101C system, as shown in the figure below.

Operation Steps:

1. Open RealVNC Viewer, select "New connection..." from the File menu to open the create connection window, as shown in the figure.
2. Enter the obtained IP address of the ED-HMI3010-101C and click "OK".
3. In the pop-up Authentication prompt box, enter the username and password.
   Tip: Default username: pi; Default password: raspberry.
4. Select "OK" to log in and connect to the remote desktop.

5.1 Image Download

Download the corresponding Raspberry Pi official system image according to your needs. The download paths are as follows:

5.2 Burning

It is recommended to use the Raspberry Pi official burning tool. Download paths are as follows:

• Raspberry Pi Imager: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/imager/imager_latest.exe
• SD Card Formatter: https://www.sdcardformatter.com/download/

Prerequisites:

• Download and install the burning tool on your computer.
• Have tweezers ready.
• Obtain the image file to be burned.

Operation Steps (Windows Example):

1. Open the device casing and remove the SD card.
   a. Use a screwdriver to counter-clockwise unscrew the 4 M3 screws on the metal casing of the ED-HMI3010-101C and remove the metal casing.
   b. Locate the SD card slot and remove the SD card using tweezers.
2. Insert the SD card into an SD card reader, and then insert the card reader into the computer's USB port.
3. Open SD Card Formatter, select the drive letter to be formatted, and click "Format" at the bottom right to format it.
4. In the pop-up prompt box, click "Yes".
5. After formatting is complete, click "OK" in the prompt box.
6. Close SD Card Formatter.
7. Open Raspberry Pi Imager, click "Choose OS", and select "Use custom" from the pop-up pane.
8. Follow the prompts to select the obtained image file from the custom path, and return to the main burning interface.
9. Click "Choose SD card", select the default SD card in the "Storage Card" interface, and return to the main burning interface.
10. Click "NEXT", and in the "Use OS customization?" prompt box, select "No" to start writing the image.
11. In the pop-up "Warning" prompt box, select "Yes" to start writing the image.
12. After the image writing is complete, file verification will be performed.
13. After verification, the "Burning successful" prompt box will appear. Click "Continue" to complete the burning.
14. Close Raspberry Pi Imager and remove the SD card.
15. Insert the SD card into the Raspberry Pi 5, and then close the device casing.
    a. Insert the SD card into the SD card slot of the Raspberry Pi 5.
    b. Replace the metal casing, use a screwdriver to tighten the 4 M3 screws on the metal casing of the ED-HMI3010-070C clockwise, and close the device casing.

5.3 Installing Firmware Package

After burning the standard Raspberry Pi OS on the ED-HMI3010-101C, you need to configure the system by adding the edatec apt source and installing the firmware package to ensure the system can be used normally. The following describes the process using the Debian 12 (bookworm) desktop version as an example.

Prerequisites:

• Standard bookworm image for Raspberry Pi has been burned.
• The device has booted up normally and completed the relevant startup configuration.

Operation Steps:

1. After the device boots up normally, execute the following commands in the command window sequentially to add the edatec apt source and install the Firmware package:
   curl -s https://apt.edatec.cn/bsp/ed-install.sh | sudo bash -s hmi3010_101c
2. After installation, the device will automatically restart.
3. Execute the following command to check if the firmware package has been installed successfully:
   dpkg -l | grep ed-

The result in the figure below indicates that the firmware package has been installed successfully.

Tip: If the wrong firmware package is installed, you can execute sudo apt-get --purge remove package to uninstall it, where package is the name of the package.