Documentation is filed by product and by subsystem. This page is filed by what you are trying to get done, with the right page for each device that supports it.
Driver Package 2.0 requires a 64-bit OS. Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 11, and 32-bit systems use the 1.x instructions, except production ZYMKEY5, which requires 2.0.
Supported on: Zymkey4, Zymkey5, HSM4, HSM6, HSM60
Wiring differs per product. The shared SEN page still needs SEN 400 and SEN 500 connections.
Supported on: Zymkey4, Zymkey5, HSM4, HSM6, Secure Compute Module, SEN 500, SEN 400, SEN D35
Binding is permanent and cannot be reversed.
Supported on: Zymkey4, HSM4, HSM6, SEN 500, SEN 400, SEN D35
The process is the same across all supported products.
Supported on: SEN 500, SEN 400, Zymkey5, HSM60, Zymkey4, HSM6, HSM4, SEN D35, Secure Compute Module, Secure Base Board
The process is the same across all supported products.
Supported on: SEN 500, SEN 400, Zymkey5, HSM60, Zymkey4, HSM6, HSM4, SEN D35, Secure Compute Module, Secure Base Board
Supported on: Secure Compute Module
Supported on: Zymkey4, Zymkey5, HSM4, HSM6, HSM60, Secure Compute Module, SEN 500, SEN 400, SEN D35
Wallet support is not available on Zymkey4 or HSM4.
Supported on: HSM6, Secure Compute Module, Zymkey5, HSM60
All of these use GPIO4 as the I2C handshake. The software change is identical; the wiring diagram shows Zymkey4.
Supported on: Zymkey4, Zymkey5, HSM4, HSM6, HSM60
Supported on: Secure Compute Module, SEN 500, SEN 400, SEN D35, Zymkey4, Zymkey5