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  • Forum Post: Suspend/resume issue in EHCIPDD, BSP 6.14.01

    Carsten Hansen
    Hi all, Just updated to version 6.14.01 of the CE BSP, and am seeing an issue with suspend/resume in EHCIPDD. Symptom is that resume from suspend does not work reliably. Resume from suspend either - just works, which is of course good, or - seems to work, but EVM wakes up with backlight dimmed...
    on Jul 23, 2010

  • Forum Post: Re: mmc1 boot problem on omap3530

    Huai Hellen
    Hi, Jatin You are right, I use sd2 slot on my custom board, the bsp version is 6.14.01 I undef the macro MMCHS1_VDDS_WORKAROUND in in the file OMAP35XX_TPS659XX_TI_V1\inc\sdhc.h, but it does not make any difference. The level shifter I used is tx0106, and what I cleared is that there are two...
    on Nov 22, 2010

  • Forum Post: Where is the code to enable the TPS65930 charger pump in BSP 6.14.01

    Yang Luo
    Hi, I'm using the OMAP3530+TPS65930+ BSP 6.14.01. TPS65930 can only supply 100mA when connecting with external devices. But my customer want 500mA. So I connected a DCDC supply to the VBUS which can be turned on through a GPIO. According to some information on this forum, I should turn on...
    on Nov 25, 2010

  • Forum Post: Re: USB OTG resume back can't connect to PC

    Carsten Hansen
    Hi, We came across this exact issue on our own platform, based on 3503 and using a TPS65950 PHY. Suspend/resume for boards using the TPS65950 was broken by the 6.14.01 update; it works fine in 6.14.00. We fixed it by reverting to the 6.14.00 implementation of these methods in otg.cpp: ...
    on Mar 28, 2012

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