This page will guide you through your first setup steps.
Bruschetta Box Setup #
Bruschetta Box supports 4 different operating modes.
The two you’ll use the most are:
- Mode 2 →
UART1 + I2C + SPI-VCP - Mode 4 →
UART1 + JTAG
⚠️ IMPORTANT
Always set the Chip Select (CS) jumper to CS0 and the correct voltage using the voltage selector
Switching Modes #
To change modes, use the DIP switches S1 and S2 on the board:
- Mode 2:
S1 = ON,S2 = OFF(used for SPI/I2C programming) - Mode 4:
S1 = OFF,S2 = ON(used for UART + JTAG debugging)
Example (SPI/I2C programming):
- Set S1 = ON and S2 = OFF (Mode 2)
- Set the target voltage to
3.3Vusing the voltage selector- Set the Chip Select (CS) jumper to
CS0
⚠️ IMPORTANT
If you plan to use UART or JTAG, make sure to unplug any I2C or SPI devices first — they might interfere with the data lines and cause communication issues.
PIN and First Login #
When you first boot MACOBOX, you may be prompted to:
- Enter the default PIN
666666 - Or create a new user and choose your own PIN
Once registered, this PIN will be used to unlock the device at startup.
Accessing the MACOBOX Web App #
The MACOBOX web application is exposed by default on port 5000, and it’s accessible on all network interfaces.
This means you can reach the interface:
- From the touch screen (local use)
- From a laptop on the same network (via Ethernet or Wi-Fi)
Example #
If MACOBOX is connected via Ethernet and has the static IP 192.168.0.11, just open your browser and go to:
http://192.168.0.11:5000
You’ll see the full MACOBOX interface — including all tools, projects, scans, and uploads — from your laptop or desktop.
💡 You can upload files, photos, or use advanced features like AI analysis directly from your browser!
Network & SSH Access #
Ethernet #
MACOBOX comes with a static IP on its Ethernet port:
192.168.0.11
You can plug it directly into your computer or a LAN switch and access it without DHCP.
SSH Access #
You can connect via SSH using:
Username: macobox
Password: macobox