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Hi ,
My customer's F2812 halt , and cannot have any idea what reason cause.
The GPIOD6 normally should be high when reset ,but it was low during reset timing when fail situation. (GPIOD6 default input/pull up when reset )
And XCLKOUT output is 37.5MHZ normally, but XCLKOUT is 3.75MHZ when fail.
Press reset-button also cannot reset the MCU.
Does anyone can give suggestions?
thanks,
successful situation:
ch1(yellow): XRS pin , ch2(blue): 1.9V ,ch3(pink): 3.3V ,ch1(green): GPIOD6 ,
GPIOD6 is High during reset timing. And toggle well after reset.
fail situation:
ch1(yellow): XRS pin , ch2(blue): 1.9V ,ch3(pink): 3.3V ,ch1(green): GPIOD6 ,
GPIOD6 is LOW during reset timing. And always low after reset.
best regards,
Simen
Simen,Richard,
Are you using a clock input of 30MHz? If so, it looks like the PLL may have been cleared to it's default value.
Can you remove the external input from GPIOD6 and see the the behavior continues?
Finally are you using GPIOF14 for anything? Please see number 2 in the Datasheet excerpt shown below.
Regards,
Cody
Corrected figure and edited GPIO's text inline on 9/28/17.
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Daniel,
what do you have connected to GPIO87 GPIOF4, GPIO86 GPIOF12, GPIO85 GPIOF3, and GPIO84 GPIOF2?
What values are these pins at startup?
Is there any noise on these pins during the power up?
What boot mode are you trying to use?
Regards,
Cody
Daniel,
Yes you were right about which GPIOs, I accidentally copied the Boot-mode pins from another device.
Is this happening on one device or many devices?
When you power it up how often does it go to the bad state? How often does it start normally?
Regards,
Cody
Richard,
Is this a new design?
Does this problem happen on one c2000 device or on many different devices?
Do you see this problem on multiple boards or just one?
Regards,
Cody
Richard,
were you able to solve this problem?
Are these newly developed? Are these returns from the field?
Regards,
Cody