SWRU630 December 2024
The Figure 2-10 shows the part designators and positions of the switches on xWRL6844EVM for different SOP mode settings. Table 2-1 shows the different boot mode configurations for the device. xWRL6844 supports Application mode/ Functional mode, Device management mode/ QSPI flashing mode, and Debug modes. The mode (SOP) configurations shown below Table 2-1 must be exercised first. After the correct SOP mode is set, an nRESET must be issued to register the SOP setting. In the Figure 2-10 the current SOP mode shown is Debug mode.
SOP Mode | PMIC_CLK_OUT, TDO | Combinations SOP1(S8), SOP0(S7) |
SOP_MODE1 | Device Management Mode/ QSPI Flashing Mode | 00 |
SOP_MODE2 | Application mode/ Functional Mode | 01 |
SOP_MODE4 | Debug Mode/ Development Mode | 11 |
The S1 and S4 slide switches allows user connect to the digital interfaces from different peripherals
Reference Designator | Switch OFF | Switch ON |
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S1.1 | CAN PHY B: Stand by Mode Disable | CAN PHY B: Stand by Mode Enable |
S1.2 | XDS_RS232 | FTDI_DCA_LP/BP_RS232 |
S1.3 | FTDI_RS232 | DCA_LP/BP_RS232 |
S1.4 | CAN_FD_A | XDS_DCA_LP/BP_FTDI_UARTA |
S1.5 | DCA_LP/BP_FTDI_UARTA | XDS_UARTA |
S1.6 | FTDI_UARTA | DCA_LP/BP_UARTA |
Reference Designator | Switch OFF | Switch ON |
---|---|---|
S4.1 | CAN PHY A: Stand by Mode Disable | CAN PHY A: Stand by Mode Enable |
S4.2 | LIN PHY: Enable | LIN PHY: Disable |
S4.3 | FTDI_SPI | DCA_SPI |
S4.4 | XDS_JTAG | DCA_JTAG |
S4.5 | UARTB | LIN |
S4.6 | SPIB | I2C/HOST_CLK_REQ/SYS_RST_OUT |