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Prerequisites

  • Board: Rhino Pi X1
  • Power: DC 12V 5A power adapter
  • Input: USB Type-A to Type-C cable
  • Network: Standard Ethernet cable

Booting the Board

The board comes with Android 13 pre-installed. After connecting the 12V power adapter, the board will automatically boot.

  • Boot process: The power indicator LED stays solid red
  • Connect the USB Type-A to Type-C cable: Type-A to your Windows PC USB port, Type-C to the board's Type-C port.
  • System ready: The RGB LED stays solid red and the fan starts spinning, indicating boot is complete

Getting IP Address via ADB

Installing ADB

Visit the ADB Download page, select your platform, and download the ADB software.

Open a terminal in the ADB folder. If running adb displays ADB command help, the environment is set up correctly.

Tip

For more ADB usage, see ADB Basic Usage

Getting the IP Address

bash
# Enter the device
adb shell

# Get the IP address
ifconfig eth0

You should see output like this:

The inet addr field shows the device's IP address.

Tip

For more ways to get the IP address, see IP Address Retrieval

Logging into the Web Interface

After obtaining the device's IP address, you can log into the hybrid system's web interface as follows:

  • Ensure your PC and the board are on the same local network

  • In your browser, enter: http://<ip>:8000/login (replace <ip> with the device's actual IP address). Username/Password: aidlux/aidlux

Using the System

Once the system has started successfully, you can use Ubuntu 22.04 on the Rhino Pi X1. See System Usage

Tip

If you need to reinstall the system or perform an OTA upgrade, see System Flashing