Hello,
i wanted to use the GPIOs 122 to 137 of the F2837x controlCARD. But as i see now, the controlCARD seems not to be usefull to me. The named GPIOs are not connected to anything, am i right? Is there a way to connect anythink to this IOs?
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Hi Phillipp,
I'm not familiar with the controlCARD, but if you truly cannot access the these pins directly and want to verify their functionality for their development, you can reroute these to a different GPIO through a round-a-bout method. I'll ask someone to verify this.
You can use the INPUT X-BAR and assign an INPUTx to each of the GPIOs you wish to verify but cannot access. So for example, INPUT1 = 122, INPUT2 = 137, etc. You can then route these connections to a different GPIO through the OUTPUT X-BAR by selecting the corresponding INPUT X-BAR signal as the source. So if you go to the datasheet and locate a OUTPUTXBARx signal which you have access to on a different GPIO, you are essentially creating a loop which will re-route the output of your GPIOs to a different one. There will of course be some extra propagation delay and such, but for just viewing the output this should work well.
Kris
Hi Kris,
i will look into the datasheet for this feature tomorrow. Thank you for answering my question.
edit:
I looked into the Datasheet. It says it is possible to mux the needed functions (sigma delta filter module) to many GPIOs.
But the Pin Mux Tool in Versino 3.0.396 says:
The F2837x-PTP_176 has no sigma delta, but only the sd clock.
The F2837x-ZWT_337 has sigma delta filters. But they can only be muxed to other sigma delta pins.
I believe the Datasheet is right and the Software is incorrect, but i cant verify that now.
Can you say if there is a newer Version of the Pin Mux tool than in the wiki linked?
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/TI_PinMux_Tool