Q1. 1 Open Boards Manager

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Q1. 2 Install i686 Edison

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Q1. 3 Waiting to install finished

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Q1. 4 Choose the target board, Intel® Edison

Q2. Win XP/ Win 7 incompatible issue.

A. Interl Edison has a compatible issue on Win 7/Win XP, please upgrade your Operating System to

Win 8/10.

Q3. My motors lose control/ Analog reading error/ TWI(IIC) communication not good.

A. It is for the TWI(IIC) issue, please upgrade Atmega8 firmware to the newest version, and use the

corresponding newest library.

Q4. I can't debug via COM port without OTG plugged.

A. Internal Edison will detect the value of "VBUS" pin, and it doesn't permit debugging while "VBUS" is

LOW. It means you need connect a OTG cable to OTG port.(It doesn't need to connect anything to

OTG cable), when you want to debug Edison via the COM port.

Q5. I'm using Intel XDK to develope your Romeo board rev 1.0. I have the code from the example library

and work perfectly with Intel Edison Breakout Kit (Groove kit) board, but when I run it on Romeo board it’s

fire error. I checked all the ports and they are mixed. Do you have the table where is the ports?

A. The pin-mapping is different from Eclipse/Intel XDK and Arduino IDE. And you can leave out the

mapping problem, just use the lable D0-D13,A0-A5 on Romeo for Edison, and use Arduino IDE to

develope your program according to our wiki. If you do need the mapping table for Intel XDK/ Eclipse

development, please contact Intel official site (http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/boards-

and-kits.html) for help. Thanks for your understanding!

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