Dear Support,
The SCLK_SPMI and SDATA_SPMI pins are present on this evaluation board, and how to make these two pins output SPMI signals, such as a sleep SPMI command to a slave.
Thanks,
Jianlin
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Dear Support,
The SCLK_SPMI and SDATA_SPMI pins are present on this evaluation board, and how to make these two pins output SPMI signals, such as a sleep SPMI command to a slave.
Thanks,
Jianlin
Hello Chen,
please allow some time for our device experts to look over your request.
BR,
Nicholas
Hi Jianlin,
I think Section 4.1 and Section 2.2 of the EVM User Guide may provide the needed steps: https://www.ti.com/lit/ug/slvubx4a/slvubx4a.pdf
Best regards,
Matt
Hi Jianlin,
SPMI interface is intended to be used for multi-PMIC system. So if you want to enable SPMI in the NVM you must have another PMIC device defined as secondary to be able to have communication established.
After multi-PMIC NVM is defined communication between devices happens automatically over SPMI based on PFSM triggers and state.
There is no way to output manually anything over SPMI interface.
Br, Jari