diff --git a/apix-adc-example/README.md b/apix-adc-example/README.md
index 19b2e67..25a4c98 100644
--- a/apix-adc-example/README.md
+++ b/apix-adc-example/README.md
@@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ The ADC lines used in this example are mapped as follows in the Digi boards:
- **ConnectCore 6UL SBC Pro**: ADC1_IN2 (GPIO connector, J30, Pin 13).
- **ConnectCore 8X SBC Express**: ADC_IN0 (Expansion connector, J17, Pin 2).
- **ConnectCore 8X SBC Pro**: ADC_IN0 (Expansion connector, J27, Pin D13).
+ - **ConnectCore 8M Nano DVK**: MCA_IO1 (channel 1) at XBEE1_UART_TX. By default
+ this ADC channel is not enabled, you need to modify the device tree.
Running the application
-----------------------
diff --git a/apix-can-examples/README.md b/apix-can-examples/README.md
index 49eecfd..c621605 100644
--- a/apix-can-examples/README.md
+++ b/apix-can-examples/README.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Digi APIX CAN Example Applications
Example applications to access and manage CAN interface using the Digi APIX library.
-These applications enable one CAN interface of the board and start a tranmission or
+These applications enable one CAN interface of the board and start a transmission or
reception using the selected baudrate.
In the reception example the application will wait for frames and print them in the
@@ -14,42 +14,42 @@ the ID and print in the console.
The CAN interface for this example depends on the running platform:
- ConnectCore 6 SBC: CAN connector of the board (J27).
- CAN1_L: Pin 1
- CAN1_H: Pin 2
- GND: Pin 3
- CAN2_L: Pin 4 *
- CAN2_H: Pin 5 *
- GND: Pin 6
-
- ConnectCore 6 Plus SBC: CAN connector of the board (J27).
- CAN1_L: Pin 1
- CAN1_H: Pin 2
- GND: Pin 3
- CAN2_L: Pin 4 *
- CAN2_H: Pin 5 *
- GND: Pin 6
-
- ConnectCore 6UL SBC Express: Raspberry PI connector (J8).
- (An external CAN transceiver is needed).
- RX: Pin 26
- TX: Pin 22
-
- ConnectCore 6UL SBC Pro: CAN connector of the board (J27).
- CAN1_L: Pin 1
- CAN1_H: Pin 2
- GND: Pin 3
- CAN2_L: Pin 4 *
- CAN2_H: Pin 5 *
- GND: Pin 6
-
- ConnectCore CC8X SBC Pro: Expansion connector (J27).
- CAN1_L: D 5
- CAN1_H: D 6
- GND: Pin 3
- CAN2_L: C 5
- CAN2_H: C 6
+- **ConectCore 6 SBC**: CAN connector of the board (J27).
+ - CAN1_L: Pin 1
+ - CAN1_H: Pin 2
+ - GND: Pin 3
+ - CAN2_L: Pin 4 *
+ - CAN2_H: Pin 5 *
+ - GND: Pin 6
+- **ConnectCore 6 Plus SBC**: CAN connector of the board (J27).
+ - CAN1_L: Pin 1
+ - CAN1_H: Pin 2
+ - GND: Pin 3
+ - CAN2_L: Pin 4 *
+ - CAN2_H: Pin 5 *
+ - GND: Pin 6
+- **ConnectCore 6UL SBC Express**: Raspberry PI connector (J8). (An external CAN transceiver is needed).
+ - RX: Pin 26
+ - TX: Pin 22
+- **ConnectCore 6UL SBC Pro**: CAN connector of the board (J27).
+ - CAN1_L: Pin 1
+ - CAN1_H: Pin 2
+ - GND: Pin 3
+ - CAN2_L: Pin 4 *
+ - CAN2_H: Pin 5 *
+ - GND: Pin 6
+- **ConnectCore 8X SBC Pro**: Expansion connector (J27).
+ - CAN1_L: D 5
+ - CAN1_H: D 6
+ - GND: Pin 3
+ - CAN2_L: C 5
+ - CAN2_H: C 6
+- **ConnectCore 8M Nano DVK**: CAN connector of the board (J24).
+ - 5V: Pin 1
+ - CAN1_H: Pin 2
+ - CAN1_L: Pin 3
+ - GND: Pin 4
*Note: These pins are not enabled by default, you need to create a custom device tree
diff --git a/apix-gpio-example/README.md b/apix-gpio-example/README.md
index bd9fd55..920101e 100644
--- a/apix-gpio-example/README.md
+++ b/apix-gpio-example/README.md
@@ -26,6 +26,9 @@ The GPIOs lines used in this example are mapped as follows in the Digi boards:
- **ConnectCore 8X SBC Pro**:
- User button: MCA_IO05 (GPIO connector, J20, Pin A5)
- User led: USER_LED0 (Connected in the board)
+ - **ConnectCore 8M Nano DVK**:
+ - User button: MCA_IO10 (User Button 1 in the board)
+ - User led: USER_LED1 (User Led 1 in the board)
Running the application
-----------------------
diff --git a/apix-i2c-example/README.md b/apix-i2c-example/README.md
index 6f31b4a..b08b30c 100644
--- a/apix-i2c-example/README.md
+++ b/apix-i2c-example/README.md
@@ -37,6 +37,11 @@ The I2C connections for this example depend on the running platform:
- GND: Pin C1
- I2C-3 SDA: Pin D8
- I2C-3 SCL: Pin D7
+ - **ConnectCore 8M Nano DVK**: Expansion connector of the board (J48).
+ - VCC: Connector J52 Pin 7
+ - GND: Pin 9
+ - I2C-4 SDA: Pin 3
+ - I2C-4 SCL: Pin 1
Running the application
-----------------------
diff --git a/apix-pwm-example/README.md b/apix-pwm-example/README.md
index bb863c7..106d0dc 100644
--- a/apix-pwm-example/README.md
+++ b/apix-pwm-example/README.md
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ The PWM lines used in this example are mapped as follows in the Digi boards:
- **ConnectCore 6UL SBC Express**: PWM1 - Pin **27** of the expansion connector (J8).
- **ConnectCore 6UL SBC Pro**: PWM4 - Pin **11** of the GPIO connector (J30).
- **ConnectCore 8X SBC Express**: MCA PWM1 channel 0 - Pin **33** of the Raspberry Pi Expansion connector (J11).
+ - **ConnectCore 8M Nano DVK**: MCA PWM0 channel 2 connected to the LED1.
- **ConnectCore 8X SBC Pro**: MCA PWM1 channel 0 - Pin **A5** of the Expansion connector (J20).
Running the application
diff --git a/samples-manifest.xml b/samples-manifest.xml
index d58a616..9d0a78a 100644
--- a/samples-manifest.xml
+++ b/samples-manifest.xml
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ application takes periodic samples and prints the raw value and the value in mv.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -32,6 +33,7 @@ reception using the selected baudrate.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -50,6 +52,7 @@ whenever an interrupt is generated in the input GPIO.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -67,6 +70,7 @@ Afterward, it reads the data back to validate it (tested with 24FC1026).
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -84,6 +88,7 @@ frequencies, and governors.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -102,6 +107,7 @@ vice-versa.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -139,6 +145,7 @@ then the device will reboot automatically after the timeout expires.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -156,6 +163,7 @@ GATT services and characteristics.
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk
@@ -178,6 +186,7 @@ A key modifier may be used to further differentiate the key used in a particular
ccimx6ulsbc
ccimx8x-sbc-express
ccimx8x-sbc-pro
+ ccimx8mn-dvk