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MSP430FR5969: Is register SFRRPCR stored in FRAM?

Part Number: MSP430FR5969

After looking at the 'FR5969 datasheet and User Guide, I could not determine if the reset pin control register SFRRPCR is stored in FRAM. I *assume* that it is otherwise the reset pin control would not be persistent across power cycles of the part. I view the very purpose of allowing the user to instantiate a pullup on the RST pin as requiring persistence, since someone could expect the configurable pullup pin to eliminate the need for an external PU resistor. If I build a board with no external PU then I would absolutely need the reset pin config register to be stored in FRAM.

Would someone be able to confirm that SFRRPCR is stored in FRAM?

  • Internal pull up on reset pin on all msp430x5xx/6xx devices is activated by default after power-up or reset. And they don't need external pull-up, except if stronger one (less resistance) is needed related to noisy environment.

  • Internal pull up on reset pin on all msp430x5xx/6xx devices is activated by default after power-up or reset.

    As Zrno says. See highlighted datasheet entry.

    To answer your other question, no, SFRRPCR is not stored in FRAM. The register is in peripheral space and is not persistent across power cycles.

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