Device Specifications
The RUBIK Pi 3, powered by the Qualcomm® QCS6490 SoC, is engineered for high-performance computing and seamless integration with modern development workflows. This guide walks you through setting up your board with Android 15, enabling you to explore and prototype end-to-end AI and multimedia applications.
Set Up Your Device
This chapter describes the basic setup workflow for RUBIK Pi 3 running Android 15. Complete power-on, debug UART setup, ADB login, software version verification, HDMI monitor connection, mouse and keyboard connection, and EDL mode setup in the following order.
Flash Images
This chapter describes how to flash an Android 15 image to RUBIK Pi 3 by using Qualcomm Device Loader (QDL).
Peripherals and Interfaces
This chapter describes how to verify common peripherals and interfaces of RUBIK Pi 3 running Android 15.
Screen Mirroring Tool scrcpy
If you do not have an HDMI monitor, use scrcpy on the host computer to mirror the Android 15 graphical interface of RUBIK Pi 3 and operate the device using a mouse and a keyboard.